A report links Hyderabad healthcare company CR Healthcare Services to an alleged attack. Public records confirm the company exists; they do not confirm the breach, data exposure or police investigation.
BRS, Left parties and TJS protested in Hyderabad against the Special Intensive Revision, demanding the CEC’s resignation and restoration of allegedly removed names. The deletion claims remain unverified.
Passengers and Left leaders say direct TGRTC services from four Bhadradri Kothagudem towns to Hyderabad were withdrawn. TGRTC’s explanation and current timetable remain unpublished.
Telangana officially ordered a common Metro–RTC pass on September 6. A report now says it is live, but the fare and operating rules remain unpublished.
The new HITEC City hub starts with about 500 employees and will support DoorDash’s global operations. The jobs are planned, not already delivered; even corporate arithmetic has limits.
The Karnataka BJP says the Valmiki Corporation case still leaves money unexplained. Official records document diversion and recoveries—but not the full Telangana campaign claim.
Telangana has ordered scrutiny of pending urban land ceiling applications, but regularisation remains conditional. The paperwork has started; the miracle has not.
The BRS has asked the Enforcement Directorate to disclose what followed its September 2024 searches linked to Telangana minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy and others. The public record reviewed here does not show the outcome.
The Telangana High Court directed DGP C.V. Anand to identify police personnel allegedly involved in misbehaving with or manhandling women BRS legislators during a protest at the Assembly gate.
BRS leaders have sought a written account of what followed the September 2024 searches linked to Telangana minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy and Raghava Constructions. The Enforcement Directorate has not publicly set out the outcome in the material reviewed.
Don’t Trouble the Trouble, a Telugu-led multilingual fantasy entertainer presented by SS Rajamouli, is set for October 2 after its September 11 date quietly moved house.
GHMC’s Golconda Circle tendered a concrete patch for a badly damaged approach road in Nanal Nagar. The bid closed on September 30, but the public record reviewed stops there.
The agency’s portal lists big totals for reclaimed land, monitored lakes and protected parks, but no dated site-wise register or audit to show what sits behind them.
Multiple reports say the Telangana High Court declined to vacate its interim protection for BRS legislators’ entry, while redirecting the question of police conduct.
At the India Today Conclave South, the BRS working president ruled out an alliance with the BJP and said K. Chandrashekar Rao—not he—would be the party’s chief-ministerial face.
Reports say a family took an ailing woman from the district hospital to the MLA’s residence after alleging she was left waiting for hours. The hospital’s records remain absent from the story.
KTR says the BRS will return stronger in 2028; the Election Commission says the election is still two years away. Politics, as ever, has discovered time travel.
Retired employees and contractors protested again. The government’s payment record remains harder to find than the queue outside the Finance Department.
Several BRS leaders and local activists were reportedly detained or placed under house arrest before Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s September 30 visit, but the police have not published the legal basis or total number.