₹1 crore promised. ₹58 lakh missing.
TPJAC wants CM Revanth Reddy to enforce the ₹1 crore announced after the Sigachi blast. The company says its tab stops at ₹42 lakh per family; the rest, it argues, is the government’s job.
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TPJAC wants CM Revanth Reddy to enforce the ₹1 crore announced after the Sigachi blast. The company says its tab stops at ₹42 lakh per family; the rest, it argues, is the government’s job.
RCC side-lining on the Sitarama Project’s Enkoor/Rajiv link canal in Khammam has peeled off weeks after water release. Farmers want repairs and a technical inquiry. The Congress government talked up “completion”; it can now explain this version of it.
BRS leaders say a June 2025 allotment of five acres at Raviryala to Tesseract Advanced Systems needs the Lokayukta’s eye. The BJP will shout “family”, the TDP will echo — but the file is with the Congress-run state, and that is where the answers sit.
A report says Telangana okayed a Rs 200 crore push to convert Hyderabad’s autos to electric with up to Rs 1.5 lakh per vehicle. The budget page is live; the scheme isn’t on it yet.
Regal’s weekly U.S. listing puts Vishwanath & Sons in 56 Telugu-language locations for Aug 13–19. Panchali Pancha Bhartruka shows in three, Agadha in two — and the post warns counts can still move.
The Venky Atluri film was pushed from a July window to a worldwide theatrical release on August 14, confirmed by the makers and Suriya. Telugu rollout scale isn’t disclosed yet — the numbers will do the talking, not the hype.
Farmers in the Nagarjuna Sagar Left Canal command want a release schedule now. August is the normal start for wet-crop flows, the KRMB’s own documents say. Nobody has said when the gates open.
A report says Chief Minister Revanth Reddy will cut the ribbon at MCR TIMS, Sanathnagar, on August 17 — after an Ugadi launch that didn’t happen and an earlier date that slid. The numbers flying around still need documents, not drumrolls.
The BJP-led Centre says Census 2027 will, for the first time since Independence, enumerate caste beyond SC/ST. The what and when are official. The exact questionnaire everyone is arguing about is not — yet.
Rahul Gandhi’s Lucknow case over Savarkar remarks was stayed by the Supreme Court in April 2025 — that order exists. A new report now claims the Court has quashed the case for want of sanction. The primary order is not yet public in the material we could verify.
A report says Telangana set up a one-month committee to fix how public works are executed. The government order it supposedly rests on is not on any official page we could find.
The Supreme Court wasn’t buying FSSAI’s dithering on front‑of‑pack nutrition rules back in February. It told the food regulator to come back in four weeks. We’re still waiting for Delhi to decide if the packet should say what’s in it.
At the Brijesh Kumar Tribunal, the Andhra Pradesh government argued Telangana faces “no drought risk” and pushed to count outside-basin use and slice evaporation losses its way. Telangana starts its reply next.
At Kukatpally, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy said buyers caught in Section 22-A blocks won’t “lose their land” and promised directions to enable registrations. The government’s own land portal admits record-entry errors exist — and gives a route to correct them.
Union leaders say they’ll stop autos statewide from midnight Aug 23–24 unless “problems” are fixed. The free-bus scheme is their main grievance; the evidence they offered was slogans, not data.
Telangana High Court has told the Speaker and Congress-backed MLAs to file their replies and produce the original dismissal orders in the BRS disqualification batch. The BJP-led Centre is nowhere in this fight; the Congress in Hyderabad is very much in it — and stalling helps them.
Telangana’s Godavari projects have faced Andhra Pradesh objections for years. The record shows the BJP-led Centre parked them in DPR-and-clearance limbo — and the Congress-BJP routine of “submit papers, wait forever” still does the work AP wants.
IFFI’s own sites can’t agree on when Indian Panorama entries close. Telugu filmmakers get a national route — and a bureaucratic riddle.
A report says the Bar Council of India told State Bar Councils to not enroll NALSAR’s 2026 grads “till further orders”. The letter isn’t public. Telangana’s lawyers-in-waiting are asked to take it on faith — from a Delhi regulator that hasn’t put the order on its own site.
A local report from Kumram Bheem Asifabad says two men carried a woman on a stretcher through a flooded stream to reach basic care. The district’s monsoon access gaps are documented; official confirmation of this specific incident isn’t.