ince the Congress government took office on December 7, 2023, six of the 18 ministerial positions remained vacant. In this expansion, the government prioritized social justice by inducting representatives from the SC (Mala), SC (Madiga), and BC (Mudiraj) communities.
He highlighted Tummala Nageswara Rao’s role in the sub-committee, noting that the current Congress minister was a signatory to the site shift. “The decision was made after thorough evaluations, including Central Water Commission reports confirming insufficient water availability at Tummidi Hatti,” Rao stated, defending the BRS government’s vision for the Kaleshwaram project, which aimed to transform Telangana’s irrigation landscape.
Vijayawada :Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu celebrated the completion of one year in office today, hailing June 4 as the day that marked the end of what he described as the “tyrannical rule” of the previous YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) government. In a stark contrast, the opposition YSRCP, led by former Chief Minister…
Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) MLC and Telangana Jagruthi president K. Kavitha led a spirited ‘Maha Dharna’ at Dharna Chowk near Indira Park on Wednesday, protesting the notices issued to former Telangana Chief Minister and BRS president K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) by the Justice P.C. Ghose Commission. The commission is probing alleged irregularities in the…
Singh, who represents the Goshamahal constituency, was seen visiting multiple high-risk zones- Talabkatta, Bhavani Nagar, Injanboli, Baba Nagar, Bahadurpura, Santosh Nagar, Yakutpura, Golkonda, and Jirra between 5:00 pm and 7:00 pm on May 31—all areas flagged as high-risk zones. Authorities stress that following security protocols is essential to avoid any untoward incidents.
“If every leader claims the party as their own, we’ll see results,” she said. Reflecting on her contributions, Kavitha recalled her role in the Telangana movement, saying, “I fought for Telangana with a child in my womb, not for positions.”
Kavitha’s remarks exposed deep-seated tensions within BRS, as she questioned the unauthorized disclosure of a confidential six-page letter she wrote to KCR, offering feedback on his silver jubilee speech. “Why am I being targeted for calling out leakers? Is it fair to attack the daughter of the house?” she asked, alleging that some leaders were orchestrating paid social media campaigns against her instead of confronting Congress and BJP.
Kavitha’s letter has intensified speculation about her future in the party. Some believe she might be pushing for internal reforms, while others suspect she could break away and form a new political faction. Meanwhile, the Congress party has seized the opportunity, using the letter to highlight internal divisions within BRS and its alleged ties to the BJP.
A recent online report claimed that Harish Rao was being sidelined within the party and he was contemplating an exit. In response, Rao issued a strong rebuttal, dismissing the allegations as “entirely false and malicious.” He accused the Telangana Congress and its IT cell of fabricating such narratives through selective media leaks to divert attention from their governance failures.
The BRS, which suffered major setbacks in the 2023 general elections and subsequent parliamentary polls, is fighting fiercely to reclaim its political space. While KCR has maintained a low profile, prominent leaders like K.T. Rama Rao, T. Harish Rao, and K. Kavitha have been leading an aggressive campaign against the Congress and BJP in Telangana.
