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Telangana reportedly approved higher ticket prices for Nani’s film, while the High Court questioned the timing and reasons. The welfare contribution figure is still doing arithmetic gymnastics.
A committee chaired by A. Sridevasena will examine alleged land-related violations after the Assembly’s Section 22-A discussion. The government has not publicly produced the order or its parcel list.
The Chief Electoral Officer sought up to three more weeks to clear the SIR backlog. Approval and a revised final-roll date remain unconfirmed.
BRS teams visited or tried to visit Telangana’s thermal plants on September 24, alleging power cuts and coal shortages. Police restrictions are corroborated; the wider claims remain contested.
Telangana may be heading into a crowded election calendar, but the dates remain mostly political weather forecasting.
BRS says Telangana’s roll revision hit its constituencies hardest. The Election Commission’s constituency-wise evidence has yet to appear.
Western Meadows residents fear a wider master-plan road could affect homes. The document meant to settle that question has not been produced.
The food-safety agency says it suspended 11 FSSAI licences after inspecting 20 Hyderabad establishments. The inspection records remain unpublished.
BRS has alleged retaliation against an SC sarpanch in Nagarkurnool over alleged sand extraction. The public record currently contains the charge, not the paperwork.
Ganesh immersion restrictions continued into September 26, leaving motorists stranded around Hussain Sagar despite advance advisories and a nominal reopening time.
The party says Telangana’s voter-roll revision needs more scrutiny. The ECI schedule gives voters until September 28 to object.
A report says 9,700 cusecs was lifted into two Telangana reservoirs. The Irrigation Department has not published the operational record.
The Paradise got a reported Telangana price hike just before release. The High Court has now questioned the timing and missing reasons.
The Telangana Polytechnic JAC sought a written order by September 25. As of September 26, no revised order was publicly available in the sources checked.
Former BRS MP B Vinod Kumar has urged the BJP-led Centre to amend the Tenth Schedule. ADR’s data explains why the demand is difficult to dismiss, even if one Telangana number still needs checking.
The Telangana High Court has questioned the state’s September 20 permission for enhanced ticket prices for The Paradise, while the memo and full court order remain unavailable for public inspection.
DGP C.V. Anand reported the figures after Telangana’s 10-day Ganesh festivities. The state has yet to publish an incident-wise account.
Reports say the Supreme Court dismissed Danam Nagender’s challenge to his disqualification from the Khairatabad Assembly seat.
Cyberabad Traffic Police announced diversions from September 26 for water-pipeline works, but the public advisory does not say who is building what, for how much, or when the road will be restored.
Telangana will allow registration of some listed properties with valid approvals, subject to documents and case-by-case scrutiny. The actual order remains unavailable.
Telangana’s SIR has generated notices for 92.88 lakh voters, but deletion is not automatic: the process requires notice, inquiry and an opportunity to be heard.
AAI has invited bids for the key terminal package, but the public record reviewed shows no awarded contractor or construction start yet.
An ADR analysis counts nine Telangana cases, all involving MLAs first elected on BRS tickets, with Congress identified as the main recipient.
Harish Rao has challenged the Telangana government’s reported Krishna-water figure. The department has not published the accounting behind it.