The Secretariat replaced large televisions with advanced LED screens in the Chief Minister’s conference hall after video conference problems. One senior minister liked the new setup and asked officials to install the same system in his conference room.

Another senior minister later made a similar request. Officials approved the work and completed the installation. One department used its own funds to pay for the project.

Each LED screen installation reportedly costs between ₹45 lakh and ₹50 lakh. The spending has drawn criticism because many retired employees still await their pending benefits. Critics say the government found funds for these upgrades but delayed other payments.

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In a post on X, Harish Rao accused the Congress government of failing to fulfil its election promise of providing government jobs. He claimed unemployed candidates were being denied their rights and urged the government to respond positively to their demands.

The BRS leader demanded the immediate release of all candidates who were arrested during the protests. He also called on the government to issue a full recruitment notification for nearly 20,000 vacant police posts, saying even the Director General of Police had acknowledged these vacancies.

Harish Rao assured unemployed youth that the BRS would continue to support their fight for fair recruitment and employment opportunities.

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Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said the government will provide better housing and fair compensation to people affected by the project. He added that the aim is to improve the Musi River while protecting the interests of local residents.

The government plans to offer rehabilitation packages based on eligibility. Families with legal ownership will receive compensation according to government rules. Eligible displaced families will also get housing support. Officials have been instructed to complete the rehabilitation process before any relocation begins.

The Chief Minister also invited suggestions from all political parties and assured that the government would consider practical ideas to make the project more beneficial for the public.

Musi Project Relief is expected to ease the concerns of thousands of families by ensuring they receive support before the project moves forward. The government says development and public welfare will go hand in hand.

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Ponnam said the government is fulfilling every promise made to TGSRTC employees. He explained that officials and union leaders discussed 32 demands during a meeting. Out of these, 29 issues are already being addressed by the RTC management, while the remaining three require government decisions.

The minister confirmed that an 11% salary fitment will be implemented from July salaries. He also said Labour Joint Commissioner Sunita has been appointed as the nodal officer to conduct recognition union elections soon.

According to Ponnam, elected union representatives will be included in the committee that prepares the RTC merger plan. He urged employees not to believe rumours and assured them that the government is committed to completing the merger in a transparent manner.

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The senior BRS leader said officials removed his security without giving any reason. He claimed the government wanted to pressure opposition leaders.

According to Praveen Kumar, he has continued to raise public issues despite political pressure. He questioned the decision to withdraw security from a former IPS officer.

He warned that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy would face responsibility if anything happened to him. His remarks started a fresh political debate in Telangana. Leaders from both the ruling party and the opposition are likely to respond soon.

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She welcomed the government’s positive response to the High Court’s directions on pending fee reimbursement payments. She said the decision should help students avoid unnecessary problems and ensure their education continues without disruption.

Vijayashanthi also stressed that private colleges should not focus only on collecting fees. She said institutions must provide quality education, proper infrastructure, and basic facilities for students.

She pointed out that vigilance reports have found several colleges failing to meet the required standards. She urged the government to take strict action against institutions that ignore regulations while receiving public funds through fee reimbursement.

The Congress leader said she had already raised the issue in the Legislative Council. She requested the government to ensure that taxpayers’ money is used responsibly and that students receive quality education in well-managed institutions. MLC Vijayashanthi Announcement for Students reflects her demand for stronger accountability in the education sector.

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Special Chief Secretary Sabyasachi Ghosh received additional charge of the Handlooms, Textiles and Handicrafts Department along with his existing responsibilities. Shailaja Ramaiyer moved to the Environment, Forests, Science and Technology Department while continuing to oversee the Endowments Department.

Ahmad Nadeem took charge as Principal Secretary (Political) in the General Administration Department. N. Sridhar became Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister, and Rahul Bojja assumed responsibility as Principal Secretary for Disaster Management after returning from leave.

The government also reassigned several other senior officers, including P. Katyayani Devi, K. Gangadhar, T. Venkanna, K. Vidyasagar and K. Chandrakala, to new departments. Officials said the latest reshuffle is expected to improve coordination, strengthen governance and enhance administrative efficiency across Telangana.

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Shivakumar said states should focus on improving infrastructure, creating jobs, and attracting investments. He stressed that development should remain the main priority for governments rather than political differences.

The Karnataka leader also praised the rapid growth seen in several southern states. He noted that strong administration and investment-friendly policies help states achieve better economic results.

His remarks quickly drew reactions from political leaders and supporters. Many viewed the comments as an effort to encourage regional development and stronger ties between states.

Political observers believe such statements may influence future discussions on governance, investment, and regional cooperation in South India.

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Under the scheme, eligible Antyodaya families receive 35 kg of food grains every month through the Public Distribution System. The government has also continued free food grain distribution for beneficiaries under the National Food Security Act.

The Alert for Ration Card Beneficiaries comes as authorities increase verification efforts to identify ineligible cardholders and remove duplicate or incorrect entries from the system. These measures aim to improve transparency and ensure that welfare benefits reach deserving families.

Beneficiaries should ensure their ration card details, Aadhaar information, and eligibility records are up to date. Officials advise families to contact local food supply offices if they notice any issues with their ration card status.

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The two leaders now belong to different political parties and often take opposing positions on political issues. However, their interaction reflected the long association they built during their years together in the former TRS party.

Several guests at the event noticed the cordial exchange between the leaders. Their meeting quickly became a talking point among attendees and on social media. Many observers viewed the interaction as a reminder that personal relationships can remain strong despite political rivalries.

The rare public interaction sparked discussions across Telangana’s political circles, with many highlighting the mutual respect shown by both leaders during the occasion.

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