Sarcasm as a Social Service. The SaaS Telangana didn’t ask for but needs.
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BRS arrests, police-state theatrics
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A tender aggregator lists a third attempt to hire repairs for the Raghi Kunta tank in Dharmareddypally, Gajwel — bids were due to open yesterday. The official eProcurement record isn’t visible yet, and nobody is saying what happened.
Secunderabad Cantonment’s “misc. works” tender hit its bid‑opening date. Roads and footpaths may be in line; the who, where and when are not on the record yet.
A market committee in Karimnagar got new office-bearers. What it also got, per one report, is a public quarrel inside the Congress the party has not bothered to explain.
KCR has named constituency in-charges across all 119 Assembly segments to push a statewide digital membership drive. The work is real, the ticket gossip is just that — gossip.
The BJP’s Telangana chief called the Congress government “non-serious” on Godavari projects. The files show inspections happened, substations were charged, and Sita Rama works and land acquisition are still moving — not abandoned. The claim is loud; the paperwork is louder.
Charles Schwab’s India arm is ramping in Hyderabad with a five-floor lease in Gachibowli and active job postings. The dates-and-headcount chest‑thumping others are doing is not in the record yet.
Court flags misuse, portal exists, complaints pile up. Congress government promises case-by-case review; BRS turns up with lawyers and allegations. The test now is delivery, not another “we’ll look into it.”
Dasoju Sravan says a Banjara Hills commercial building saw suspected voter entries rise from 19 to 44 during the Special Intensive Revision. He wants the Election Commission to audit, verify on the ground and fix it — before the Congress gets to pretend this is all routine.
Bhu Bharati has a grievance route, the law bars assigned-land transfers, and the minister says wrongful entries will be removed. The louder claims — thousands of acres quietly flipped — are unproven on today’s record.
BRS hit the streets over Kalyana Lakshmi/Shaadi Mubarak. The Congress government says little in public; its own budget quietly keeps the schemes — and quietly skips the gold it sold in 2023.
Narsampet officials tore down the pedestal for former BRS MLA Peddi Sudarshan Reddy’s statue at night. On private land, opposite the government medical college. BRS hit the streets; the Congress-led administration has yet to explain what rule it used — or why it needed the dark.
Telangana’s roll clean-up has flagged around 89.88 lakh entries for anomalies after mapping 2.38 crore voters to the 2002 list. Notices and hearings follow the draft roll — correction, not purge. The BJP-led Centre’s spin and Congress’s shadow-boxing can wait; the schedule and the CEO’s words are on record.
A report says Andhra moved to reopen seven Telangana projects at the August 18 GRMB meet. Harish Rao says the Congress government here couldn’t be bothered to answer. The law is clear on process; the silence is on the Congress.
Telangana’s anti-defection fight moves in inches; the Congress narrative sprints in miles. The court record hasn’t caught up with the press bytes.
One report says 4,60,000 elector entries didn’t make the draft rolls across Siddipet, Sangareddy and Medak — including 86,364 marked deceased. The ECI’s own schedule raises a first question: which draft, dated when?