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Mirza Rahmath Baig has been told to resign from the Telangana Legislative Council. The party has not said why, and the seat is not vacant yet.

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Mirza Rahmath Baig has been told to resign from the Telangana Legislative Council. The party has not said why, and the seat is not vacant yet.
The Telangana BJP has announced protests over Section 22-A land entries. Its biggest numbers, however, arrive without the documents that might make them numbers rather than slogans.
Ravi Teja’s film posted a strong first week, with Hyderabad leading the reported trade estimates despite losing screens after Toxic arrived.
A procurement listing records a one-year unit-rate contract for chain-link fencing around government lands, parks, lakes and other public assets. It is an invitation, not a completed fence.
The Section 22-A problem is documented. The BJP’s spectacular valuation is not — at least not in any evidence made public so far.
G. Malsur’s presence at a Congress communications meeting is documented. The larger training-camp claim is not.
Patients’ attendants blamed unavailable anaesthesia medicines. The hospital’s anaesthesia department head gave a different explanation: holiday-related manpower shortage.
The Telugu actor and producer died in Hyderabad on August 26, according to the Telugu Film Producers Council.
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.
Telangana’s anti-narcotics agency says the assets are linked to 18 NDPS cases. The case-wise statement and freeze orders remain unpublished.
Suhasini Reddy Kandimalla was reported out of contact after floods near the Nepal–Tibet border. Her name appears on a private list, but no public official confirmation of her individual status has been found.
Notices and hearings are moving ahead in Hyderabad’s Musi project area, while the government has not publicly produced the final acquisition plan, maps or compensation basis reviewed here.
Contractors allege GHMC Circle‑23 bent reservation rules on a 78‑work batch and want vigilance on it. The law says 24 of every 100 works are reserved; the roster behind this batch is not public. GHMC should show its register — today, not after award.
N Ramchander Rao alleges police blocked him from leaving Tarnaka to meet students protesting GO 97 at Ramanthapur. Student unrest over the merger plan is documented; the “house arrest” is his claim, unconfirmed by police.
AISA says the Vice-Chancellor will place menstrual leave at the Academic Council. The university’s own pages are silent so far.
UK okay, US “not appropriate”. Telangana’s Chief Minister flew back from London after the BJP‑led Centre blocked his US leg — and still hasn’t shown the rulebook it used.
Hyderabad district has kept land-acquisition alive for the Paradise–Dairy Farm Road elevated corridor till November 23, 2026. That’s paperwork, not pylons — and Delhi’s delays don’t pour concrete.
Sandeep Reddy Vanga called Rajamouli–Mahesh Babu’s Varanasi the “bigger film” and said Spirit has “around 37 days” before it arrives. The announced dates leave 33.
Telangana asked the Supreme Court to lift its May halt on tree-felling near KBR Park so seven flyovers and six underpasses can move. The Court listed it; the politics will try to spin the rest.
Congress says BJP and BRS are stalling Telangana. The record shows one thing clearly: the BJP‑led Centre nixed the Chief Minister’s US leg while clearing the UK one — and won’t say more than “not appropriate to the office.” The rest of Congress’s list needs documents, not decibels.