BJP’s lakhs-of-crores claim arrives without the crores
The Section 22-A problem is documented. The BJP’s spectacular valuation is not — at least not in any evidence made public so far.
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The Section 22-A problem is documented. The BJP’s spectacular valuation is not — at least not in any evidence made public so far.
The Supreme Court upheld private title in Survey No. 613. Recent claims say the land remains on the government’s prohibited list and parts are under company control. The records needed to settle the present position are still missing.
TGIIC says Plot P2 drew a record bid for the Raidurg auction series. The reported proceeds are impressive. Whether the sale is formally complete is less clear.
The Union approved Phase I storage up to EL +41.15 metres. The reported 41.65-metre level, September 9 meeting and 2026 storage plan remain unverified.
The Congress government closed the legislature three days early amid protests over the Valmiki Corporation case. The minister resigned four days later.
Karnataka ministers defended B Nagendra and blamed BJP disruption, but the clean-chit claim remains unsupported while later CBI and ED records name him in the Valmiki Corporation case.
Telangana government employees, teachers and pensioners protested across the state over pay, health cover and retirement benefits. A larger Hyderabad mobilisation is proposed if the government continues to treat deadlines as decorative.
BRS leader was taken towards Subedari police station during a Hanamkonda protest. Police have not explained the legal basis.
The party’s September campaign targets the Congress government’s promises. The 420-count remains a BRS claim, while the government’s own records show at least two guarantees implemented and several budgeted.
G. Malsur’s presence at a Congress communications meeting is documented. The larger training-camp claim is not.
Yash’s multilingual film opened strongly in India, but trade estimates put its Day 1 overseas gross at Rs 16.25 crore to Rs 20 crore. The rights deal and the ticket receipts are two different films.
A political attack on 1,000 days of Congress rule gets one useful correction: Telangana’s own records show several guarantees were implemented or initiated. The current delivery record is less complete than the slogans, and less catastrophic than the counter-slogans.
Patients’ attendants blamed unavailable anaesthesia medicines. The hospital’s anaesthesia department head gave a different explanation: holiday-related manpower shortage.
Ravi Teja’s Telugu film reportedly closed its first week with ₹6.90 crore net on Day 7, while the worldwide total varies by ₹15 lakh depending on the report.
The Telugu actor and producer died in Hyderabad on August 26, according to the Telugu Film Producers Council.
The BRS MLA was detained at a TNGOs protest in Hanamkonda on August 27. Reports cite law-and-order concerns, but the Congress government has not published a detailed explanation.
The BJP will protest on September 5 and 6, while the BRS seeks a judicial probe. The government admits errors and says it is fixing them—eventually, and individually.
A report puts the alleged CMR default in Nirmal at Rs 700 crore. Earlier records and another report place that figure statewide, leaving the headline number waiting for an audit trail.
A report says more than 400 trees were felled at Bollarum for the SCB elevated corridor. The project’s permissions, tree list and replacement record remain unpublished.
Telangana is reportedly preparing conditional registrations for some disputed Paigah lands, but the document making it real is still missing.