IFMIS throws a flag; proof, please
A report says an IFMIS review spotted up to 40 possible double-salary cases tied to duplicate Aadhaar mappings. The record so far: IFMIS exists; the rest needs documents, not drama.
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Stories that have aged off the front pages. Still here, still readable — just no longer the news of the day.
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A report says an IFMIS review spotted up to 40 possible double-salary cases tied to duplicate Aadhaar mappings. The record so far: IFMIS exists; the rest needs documents, not drama.
Undivided-AP era Congress drew the PCSS on paper and spent ₹11,642.85 crore with none of its components completed. Telangana under BRS re-engineered it into Kaleshwaram and built the hardware at scale. The record is not a fairy tale — it’s the file.
M S Raju’s film stakes out the Independence Day weekend — the makers say “worldwide” on August 14. The numbers and superlatives are theirs; the calendar is fact.
Arjun Reddy Pochana and Achutaditya Rao are racking up results for Telangana — the official BWF top‑100 line is still to be drawn, but the pair is in the mix and on court everywhere that matters.
A report says nearly 40 government employees may have been paid by more than one establishment off the same Aadhaar in IFMIS. The Chief Secretary has asked departments to verify, recover and act — and to do it in seven days.
Gujarat’s ‘no blanket exemption’ for waqf court fees is now before the Supreme Court. The bench is on record for June; the August 7 order isn’t — yet.
The Paradise drops a 1:42 teaser of land, blood and feudal power. Telangana audiences didn’t need the reminder about who grabs what; the BJP-led Centre already runs that rerun on loop.
A report says Delhi told Meta to fix deepfakes. The paper trail so far: rules, advisories — and silence on any actual notice.
Elected on a BRS ticket, joined the Congress, fought a Lok Sabha seat and lost — and is now fighting disqualification while the Assembly still lists him as BRS. Telangana doesn’t need drama; it needs the record to match reality.
A report says the Congress-run Telangana government switched on Kalwakurthy pumps after a BRS deadline. The locations and scheme design check out on official records; the day’s operation and the reason for the earlier wait still don’t.
Two Telugu titles had August 7 circled. One had a megaphone. The rest of the noise was a calendar wobble, not a box-office war.
Sun Pictures lists Arun Matheswaran’s DC for August 7. The ‘A’ is the maker’s claim; no CBFC certificate was located. AP–Telangana distribution announced via Asian Suresh Entertainment.
The August 21 date the makers defended in May has slid in the teaser to September 24. The trade has echoed it; an on-record studio note hasn’t shown up yet.
Students say Congress govt paid only ₹35,000 against ₹1 lakh B.Tech fees despite sub-10,000 EAPCET ranks. Official scheme language is split between a ₹35,000 cap and a full-fee lane — the bit the government now needs to match to real students, not slogans.
The Congress minister waved a round number. The record shows running lift schemes and irrigated acres under BRS. Pick a definition of “complete” and say it out loud, Minister — because “nothing happened” is not it.
Harish Rao says the BJP-led Centre’s GRMB wants to ‘re-review’ seven Telangana projects already examined by Delhi’s own agencies. He’s asked the Union Jal Shakti ministry to pull the items. The agenda isn’t public; the silence is.
BC Welfare Dept’s study circle is reported to offer 150 seats, free coaching and a Rs 5,000 monthly stipend. The dates and money are from education-desk reports; the official portal would not load.
Hyderabad scheduled a July 31–Aug 1 auction of vacant 2BHK-colony shops with upset prices as low as ₹2,700/sq ft. A week later, the notices are up, the results aren’t.
A Telugu report alleges forged fire-safety papers with HYDRA chief A.V. Ranganath’s signature and a July 4 police complaint. No FIR, no list of colleges, no documents are public. Telangana needs the file, not the fog.
A report says Intermediate Education has issued show-cause notices to 37 junior lecturers over allegedly fake certificates. The documents that settle it aren’t public yet.