420 promises, one missing audit
The Congress government can show schemes and allocations. The BRS can show a chargesheet. Telangana still cannot see the promise-by-promise ledger.

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The Congress government can show schemes and allocations. The BRS can show a chargesheet. Telangana still cannot see the promise-by-promise ledger.
A Bengaluru complaint alleges a caste-based message behind the Haldwani ritual. Uttarakhand BJP chief Mahendra Bhatt says it was about garbage and slogans. The police have registered a Zero FIR; the motive remains disputed.
The Telugu film’s September 7 puja ceremony introduced director Manikanta Pedamallu and lead pair Pavaan Kesari and Pramukhya.
Congress urged the BRS to attend the House, then its legislators were stopped at the gate in slogan-bearing black T-shirts. The explanation arrived in fine print.
The BRS has challenged Congress’s 1,000-day record. The documents show schemes, allocations and some reported releases — not yet a complete verdict.
Revanth Reddy has alleged a politically targeted SIR operation in Telangana. The public record currently proves the allegation was made, not that the operation exists.
Nagarjuna has criticised last-minute postponements as several Telugu films crowd the same release window. The calendar, meanwhile, is doing its best impression of a committee meeting.
An anonymous-source report floated October dates. SLV Cinemas has reaffirmed the September 24 release instead.
A protest targeted KCR personally. The record shows the BRS campaigning; it does not prove Congress’s larger absence claim.
A 2023 M. M. Keeravani interview has resurfaced online, but it does not confirm that S. S. Rajamouli’s sequel is greenlit or scheduled.
At Erravelli, the BRS chief ordered legislators into the Assembly fight and threatened a mass irrigation agitation. The programme still has no timetable.
Konda Surekha refused to resign on September 3. On September 4, the Telangana Congress government removed her from the cabinet, without publishing the detailed disciplinary reasoning.
The land grievance is real. The BJP’s biggest numbers are still protest arithmetic.
The BRS says it will take the irrigation fight to the people. The route, schedule and headcount are still waiting for paperwork.
Section 22-A errors are documented. The BJP’s “lakhs of crores” figure is not.
Revanth Reddy alleges the BJP-led Centre is using SIR to remove Congress-supporting voters in Telangana. The rolls have not yet supplied the proof.
Konda Surekha is out of Telangana’s Cabinet, but the Congress has not shown the disciplinary findings it says made the decision inevitable.
Producer Naga Vamsi says collection posters are routinely inflated. The *Kingdom* numbers offer a neat example of why audiences should ask for the accounting sheet, not the poster.
Konda Surekha is out of Telangana’s Cabinet, but Congress still has not shown the disciplinary report it says justified the decision.
The studio is reported to be handling Andhra Pradesh and Telangana distribution for three films, while the money and scale remain conveniently undisclosed.