The Telangana High Court disqualified Danam Nagender from April 23, 2024, after finding that he contested the Secunderabad Lok Sabha election on a Congress ticket while elected as a BRS MLA. The by-election still has no official schedule.
KTR says Congress is offering the same land at Rs 4 crore an acre. The records prove less — and the government has not bothered to answer the central question.
Demolitions in Maddur, in Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s Kodangal constituency, were reported as road-widening work. The administration has yet to publicly explain the notices, compensation or exact project authority.
Official records describe an appraisal process, not a blanket finding that every Telangana project is illegal. The reported 11-page submission remains unavailable for verification.
TrackTollywood puts Nani’s Telugu film at ₹4.19 crore across AP and Telangana on September 28, while a Telangana High Court report questioned the reasoning behind the ticket hike.
Sanitation workers have protested twice against a reported outsourcing move, but no public tender, approval or contract confirms a takeover of door-to-door collection.
The Telangana High Court retained protection for BRS legislators entering the Assembly and directed the DGP to identify police personnel accused of misbehaving with women legislators.
The CEA recorded Units 1, 3 and 4 as unavailable around June 17, but the outage record is less dramatic—and more specific—than the circulating account.
The Centre has notified user fees for Telangana’s Valigonda–Thorrur NH-930P stretch. Whether anyone is actually collecting them remains conveniently unspecified.
Telangana signed the Hyderabad Metro Phase-I ownership deal on April 29. The later Dussehra deadline belongs to a single report, while the paperwork leaves the closing details untidy.
The Telangana High Court disqualified Danam Nagender with effect from April 23, 2024, and declared the Assembly seat vacant. The Election Commission has not announced a by-election schedule.
Telangana Congress held protests over the Election Commission’s SIR exercise, but the key allegations remain allegations. The official Form 6 is less dramatic than the politics around it.
A six-member committee has reportedly completed its inquiry into the RIMS-Adilabad SNCU fire that killed five infants. Its report is expected in a day or two, but the findings are not public.
The Telangana ACB says it continued searches in Hyderabad in a disproportionate-assets case against NIMS official Nori Lakshmi Bhasker. The paperwork, like the cash count, is still being sorted.
Reports attributed a September 20 Telangana Home Department memo to The Paradise ticket hikes. The High Court then questioned the timing and legal basis. The memo itself remains missing from the public record consulted.
Demolitions linked to the Maddur–Chintaldinne road project continued amid police deployment and protests. Residents say compensation has not been announced; the government has not publicly explained the process in the available record.
A former Alair MLA alleges that farm motors are getting no more than seven hours of power. The statewide claim remains unverified; Telangana’s official record says 24 hours.
A lorry-auto collision near Naspur Gate killed four women, according to multiple reports. A fifth death was reported but has not been independently confirmed.
Telangana’s pay panel has a reported deadline, a missed target and no publicly available report. The extension rumours have sources. The government has not supplied the paperwork.
Naidu treated the Election Commission’s clarification as closure. Congress says the questions remain open. Telangana voters get to wait for the paperwork.