Suriya lands in Telugu, on Aug 14
Vishwanath & Sons released on August 14 with a Telugu version listed. Bilingual bravado can wait for an actual confirmation.

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Vishwanath & Sons released on August 14 with a Telugu version listed. Bilingual bravado can wait for an actual confirmation.
BRS says Andhra asked KRMB to cap Telangana at 30 tmcft and claims Telangana’s Congress government nodded along. The letters aren’t public. The reservoirs are.
Telangana’s own record says the internship isn’t a tuition year. Private colleges trying a fifth-year bill have a problem — with the law, not just with students.
On July 15, BRS MLA Vemula Prashanth Reddy set August 15 as the cutoff for four Bheemgal projects. The Congress government of Telangana has yet to publicly say what, if anything, it did by then.
Hyderabad tells the KRMB to apply its 71:29 formula to water now in Srisailam and Nagarjuna Sagar — which, by that math, leaves Andhra Pradesh nothing from the present pool.
CM pitched DBT to students from 2026–27. The government’s own order says pre-2026–27 dues to colleges still have to be settled — and told the High Court it would start doing that by July 31 and August 15. The BJP-led Centre isn’t in this fight; Telangana is, and students shouldn’t be the collateral for someone else’s spin.
TPJAC wants CM Revanth Reddy to enforce the ₹1 crore announced after the Sigachi blast. The company says its tab stops at ₹42 lakh per family; the rest, it argues, is the government’s job.
RCC side-lining on the Sitarama Project’s Enkoor/Rajiv link canal in Khammam has peeled off weeks after water release. Farmers want repairs and a technical inquiry. The Congress government talked up “completion”; it can now explain this version of it.
BRS leaders say a June 2025 allotment of five acres at Raviryala to Tesseract Advanced Systems needs the Lokayukta’s eye. The BJP will shout “family”, the TDP will echo — but the file is with the Congress-run state, and that is where the answers sit.
A report says Telangana okayed a Rs 200 crore push to convert Hyderabad’s autos to electric with up to Rs 1.5 lakh per vehicle. The budget page is live; the scheme isn’t on it yet.
A report says Chief Minister Revanth Reddy will cut the ribbon at MCR TIMS, Sanathnagar, on August 17 — after an Ugadi launch that didn’t happen and an earlier date that slid. The numbers flying around still need documents, not drumrolls.
At the Brijesh Kumar Tribunal, the Andhra Pradesh government argued Telangana faces “no drought risk” and pushed to count outside-basin use and slice evaporation losses its way. Telangana starts its reply next.
Telangana High Court has told the Speaker and Congress-backed MLAs to file their replies and produce the original dismissal orders in the BRS disqualification batch. The BJP-led Centre is nowhere in this fight; the Congress in Hyderabad is very much in it — and stalling helps them.
Telangana’s Godavari projects have faced Andhra Pradesh objections for years. The record shows the BJP-led Centre parked them in DPR-and-clearance limbo — and the Congress-BJP routine of “submit papers, wait forever” still does the work AP wants.
A local report from Kumram Bheem Asifabad says two men carried a woman on a stretcher through a flooded stream to reach basic care. The district’s monsoon access gaps are documented; official confirmation of this specific incident isn’t.