ECI says ‘family register’ ok. Panic, cancelled
No, there’s no July 25 ban in the rulebook. Telangana’s new Family Register Certificate can be produced in SIR hearings — and will be checked like everything else.
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No, there’s no July 25 ban in the rulebook. Telangana’s new Family Register Certificate can be produced in SIR hearings — and will be checked like everything else.
Harish Rao says AP is pushing a review of seven Telangana irrigation projects at the GRMB meet on August 18; calls for the items to be dropped, warns of a boycott and a siege if they aren’t. The Congress government, he says, wrote to GRMB only after BRS pressed it — and the TDP chief minister in AP is happy to test Telangana’s patience.
The Union Home Ministry’s own table says Telangana has trained just 52.24% of its police in the new criminal laws — the lowest share among states — while the BJP-led Centre lectures from Delhi and the Congress shouts from the sidelines.
Residents say years of blocked registrations over a village-name mismatch. A new report says the Waqf Board has moved to fix the gazette — but the fix isn’t published yet.
BRS leaders say police stopped their site inspection at Raidurg’s PM Ekta Unity Mall. The Congress government in Telangana still hasn’t answered the tender questions — just the people asking them.
KTR threw a ₹200 crore grenade at the Congress CM. The documents didn’t show up with it.
Chennai Love Story opened July 24. The producer says it already broke even across Andhra, Nizam and Ceded. The documents that would prove it did not turn up with the claim.
Allu Cinemas in Kokapet hosted an invite-only Spider‑Man: Brand New Day premiere on July 29, a day before India’s general release. The “India’s first screening” tag comes via Allu Aravind — and Hyderabad won the bragging rights either way.
BRS wants Congress turncoats disqualified. The BJP wanted one too. The court is still waiting on the Speaker’s Tribunal to hand over its own paperwork.
Officials say the Musi plan now hurts fewer homes. Residents asked to trust a DPR they still haven’t been shown. Telangana’s project, Congress’s opacity.
KTR says a Revanth-family firm got five acres dirt-cheap. The company exists, and a Kondal Reddy is listed as its chairman. The land file? Still missing from public view.
A report alleges a prime Azamabad parcel near RTC Crossroads is being carved up for a private mill for ₹87.44 crore. The public record, so far, confirms the policy — not the handover.
Draft roll done, claims open till August 30; final list due October 1. Parties are shouting conspiracy; the record isn’t.
At a pre-release event for Pallaburusu, the Annapurna Studios chief said the banner has begun distributing in Nizam and wants to “restore the old system”. No numbers yet; a formal slate isn’t public.
Toxic’s date is on the record. The US “near $50k” advance-sales boast is a Reddit user’s scoreboard, not a distributor’s filing — and that difference matters.
A report claims a private venture cut a road through “Rs 100 crore” worth of government land at Medchal and kept using it after demolition. The math might add up — the paperwork doesn’t. Until officials put the record on the table, this stays an allegation, not a verdict.
KTR warns of a BRS siege if the GRMB takes up “cancelling approvals” for seven Telangana projects. The Congress in Telangana and the BJP’s MPs are welcome to discover their voice any time now. The agenda, meanwhile, is not public.
ECI’s own rulebook says draft first, claims next. Telangana voters can restore names via Form 6 — unless someone would rather sell panic than read the process.
Yalal and Parigi samples were reportedly counterfeit; Pudur and Bantwaram results were still pending as of August 11. Farmers get ambiguity; accountability is still in transit.
KTR says seven Telangana projects face a GRMB permissions review pushed by Andhra; dares Telangana BJP MPs to show up for Telangana, for once. The statutory Board exists — the seven-project agenda does not, on the record, yet.