22A list has numbers. The government owes records.
A report puts the figures at 4.5 lakh acres in Nirmal and 2 lakh in Kumram Bheem Asifabad. Telangana’s official portal confirms the records problem, not those totals.

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A report puts the figures at 4.5 lakh acres in Nirmal and 2 lakh in Kumram Bheem Asifabad. Telangana’s official portal confirms the records problem, not those totals.
Farmers from seven villages reportedly held a highway dharna over low voltage and irregular supply, saying standing paddy was at risk.
The BRS leader has set a deadline for a Nagarjuna Sagar Left Canal release schedule and threatened a farmers’ march. The reservoir and canal figures behind the political claims remain unverified.
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 fresh Andhra Pradesh–Telangana standoff began after AP released water into the right canal while the KRMB left the sharing dispute for another meeting.
Vigilance and MARKFED teams inspected a Kesamudram rice mill over alleged missing government-allotted grain. The inspection is on record; the headline-grabbing shortage numbers and any arrest are not — yet.
Rajanna Sircilla farmers queued for hours as app-based booking stalled. Telangana’s own app exists, the Centre’s app exists — neither helped on the day.
BRS leaders say Telangana hasn’t pressed its claim on Rajolibanda water; demand Kannepalli pumps be run. The law puts Telangana on the Tungabhadra Board. The paperwork proving who asked for what is the missing exhibit.
Rudrangi’s podu-land farmers lined up at the Rythu Vedika and said the urea booking app shut them out. Local officials reportedly blamed eligibility rules tied to a Central app. Telangana’s farmers, once again, meet Delhi’s fine print before they meet fertiliser.
Wanaparthy’s civil‑supplies officer says an inspection at Sai Ganesh Rice Mill found 2022–23 CMR stock unaccounted for, valued by officials at Rs 18.35 crore. Documents are not yet public.
BRS’s S Niranjan Reddy says the Congress government is hiding behind El Niño to starve fields and let AP sip Krishna. IMD confirms El Niño; KRMB shows the fight is live. The BJP-led Centre’s board defers, the TDP-run AP demands more, and Telangana is told to wait politely.
Reports say a KRMB three-member committee put off a call on using Srisailam and Nagarjuna Sagar water, with drinking needs to be prioritised and a follow-up set for September 4. Telangana wants parity; Andhra wants Pothireddypadu. The BJP-led Centre’s board still can’t make a basic decision.
BRS cites a ‘report’ to demand Kaleshwaram be switched on now. The public CWPRS paper says: test results to inform whether to store water — not a green light. The Congress government owes Telangana farmers more than slogans.
BRS hits the gates at AMRP, alleges Congress govt let AP draw Krishna water via Pothireddypadu; wants Nagarjuna Sagar filled, tanks topped, and irrigation supply restored.
A report claims 3.72 lakh MT paddy diverted by 89 mills. The math inside the same report doesn’t add up, and no public file backs the totals yet.
Farmers say urea they reserved on the state app isn’t turning up at dealers. Telangana opened MeeSeva booking to patch the gap; the Congress government now owes an answer for the queues, the server stumbles and the basic question from those without smartphones.
A local report says farmers in Wyra pushed for irrigation water from the reservoir and got a gate raised after a dharna. The paper’s account names the SI and the DE; the release still needs an irrigation log, which the Congress-run administration hasn’t bothered to put in public.
Farmers back Karimnagar Dairy, say Bhu Bharati shows their land shifted to a ‘Federation’. The Congress-run state hasn’t bothered to explain how, why, or by what order.
A report says Telangana has ended free transport of fertiliser to PACS and may push a per-bag charge to farmers. The circular isn’t on the record yet. What is on record: MRP still applies, and MARKFED runs stock movement.
A report says BRS-backed farmers blocked the road in Bachannapet, Jangaon, demanding Godavari water. The Congress government is still “reviewing”.