Sharmila pointed out that falling prices forced farmers to burn crops. She said frequent cyclones destroyed livelihoods and the Centre failed to respond. She questioned why these harsh realities did not catch the Prime Minister’s attention. She stated that people faced repeated distress without support.

She added that students were suffering in welfare hostels. She said fee reimbursement delays created more problems. She mentioned that stopping Aarogyasri left patients helpless. She accused the coalition government of breaking promises and cutting welfare schemes. She said the government focused only on grand events.

Sharmila said the alliance parties acted only to please the Centre. She asked the Prime Minister to fulfil the state’s bifurcation promises. She demanded special category status for Andhra Pradesh. She urged immediate funds for Amaravati. She said truth would not disappear even if the PM made strong claims.

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The MP demanded immediate cotton procurement to prevent further distress. He also appealed to the Central Government to support Andhra Pradesh farmers during this difficult time. He stressed that thousands of families depend on cotton cultivation and need urgent relief measures.

Later, the Union Ministry replied to the MP’s questions related to MSMEs in Palnadu district. The ministry said Udyam registrations increased significantly, reaching 62,036 units by November 2025. Under the PM Vishwakarma Yojana, officials identified 7,350 beneficiaries, including a high share of women, SC and ST communities.

The ministry confirmed that banks distributed 757 loans out of 810 sanctioned. However, the MP pointed out several pending loan applications at the bank level. He asked the Centre to strengthen the MSME ecosystem in Palnadu by speeding up approvals, improving loan distribution, and supporting cluster development.

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He explained that the Centre is designing fast-track plans to shape Amaravati as a long-term capital. However, he added that a few technical reasons caused delays in the Bill. He clarified that officials are completing the pending procedures quickly to move forward without confusion.

Pemmasani also stated that the Centre is debating whether to recognise Amaravati as the capital from 2014 or to consider the status from the present timeline. After this internal discussion, the Centre will push the Bill in Parliament. According to him, this decision will remove long-standing doubts over the capital issue.

Meanwhile, Pemmasani attacked former Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy. He said Jagan continues to target Amaravati and added that Jagan damaged the future of Andhra Pradesh through his actions. Furthermore, he asserted that the Centre aims to restore stability by strengthening Amaravati.

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The Rural Development Department has asked the central government to immediately send funds and allow the old payment system to continue until March 31, 2026.

State Minister Shravan Kumar wrote to Union Rural Development Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. He said the second installment of ₹3.88 lakh and the third installment of ₹4.20 lakh are pending for many families. He explained that in July 2025, the Centre suddenly shifted to the SNA SPARSH module for fund transfer. Because the state did not get advance notice, the Finance Department could not prepare for the change.

This year, Bihar aims to build 12.21 lakh houses under PMAY-G. Of these, the first installment has already gone to 11.35 lakh families, the second to 7.47 lakh families, and the third to 3.26 lakh families. Each beneficiary receives ₹1.20 lakh in three installments to build a permanent house.

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Reddy criticized KTR for opposing BC reservations and spreading negativity to other states. He accused KTR of misleading the BC community while protecting the BJP. The pending BC reservation issue at the central government level was highlighted as being mishandled politically.

He called KTR a “trickster” who deceives BCs for political gain. Reddy emphasized that political drama by BJP and BRS cannot halt the fight for BC reservations. The Congress leader urged unity among BCs to continue pressing the central government for justice.

Sama Mohan Reddy reiterated that BC community rights would not be compromised. He confirmed that Congress will continue its struggle until central government action ensures proper implementation of reservations. He warned against being swayed by political theatrics aimed at dividing the community.

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He accused the Centre of trying to suppress voting rights through the SIR initiative. He said Parliament must discuss the security of people and the security of democracy. Reddy also stressed the need to address health security in the national capital. He mentioned that Delhi recorded an AQI of 272 when he arrived, while it crossed 390 last week, raising major concerns.

Reddy demanded a debate on pending funds and stalled projects related to Telangana. He said the Centre has been releasing funds only to states it prefers while others wait for assistance. He alleged that Telangana has not received even a single rupee since the new government took office.

He said farmers affected by crop loss are still waiting for relief from the Centre. He accused the NDA and BJP governments of running the Winter Session like a “formality.” He added that Opposition MPs will unite to question the government on people’s issues.

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Applicants can use this aid to construct their own homes on private land or government-allotted patta land. Officials emphasized that this opportunity should be fully utilized. Citizens are required to register their details at village or municipal ward secretariats to become part of the scheme.

The financial aid will be provided jointly by the Central and State governments. Eligible applicants can receive the support directly for construction purposes. Authorities urged everyone to complete their registration accurately to ensure smooth assistance.

Deputy Speaker Raghurama Krishnam Raju requested citizens to submit their details by November 30. He highlighted that the scheme aligns with Chief Minister Chandra Babu Naidu’s commitment to making home ownership a reality for everyone. Applicants are encouraged to approach local secretariats and avail the benefits before the deadline.

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Eligible farmers will receive ₹2,000 from the central government and ₹5,000 from the state government. The total assistance amounts to ₹7,000 per farmer. This second phase of Annadata Sukhibhava will benefit 46,62,904 farmers across Andhra Pradesh. The combined funds from both governments will total ₹3,077.77 crore.

The minister instructed officials to ensure that if any eligible farmer passes away, their heirs can claim the benefits. Death mutation procedures should be completed promptly so that the scheme applies to the successors.

Authorities have been asked to monitor bank transfers and confirm that all funds are credited to the correct accounts. Farmers are advised to check their accounts after December 19 to confirm receipt of the scheme benefits.

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Kishan claimed the Chief Minister was speaking out of frustration, fearing a possible defeat in the upcoming by-election. He predicted that the Congress Party would lose in Jubilee Hills and alleged that Revanth Reddy’s criticism of the Prime Minister and BJP was baseless. The Minister demanded that the CM stop making false allegations against the Centre and focus on governance.

He further slammed Revanth for claiming that BJP and BRS were secretly working together. Kishan reminded that similar propaganda was spread during the Parliamentary elections. He said no one in Telangana fears Revanth Reddy and that the Centre’s support for state development doesn’t need his certification.

Kishan also alleged that Congress and BRS had reached an understanding in Delhi. He challenged Revanth to provide evidence if he truly believed BJP and BRS were allies, warning against irresponsible political statements.

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Speaking to reporters, Rajoana said he has spent 30 years in jail, but the government still has not decided his sentence. He said his mercy petition has been waiting for 14 years without any result. “Not taking a decision for so long is itself injustice,” he said firmly.

Rajoana accused the Central Government of ignoring Supreme Court directions. He said the delay showed a lack of will to deliver justice. “If the government cannot decide, it should at least say so openly,” he added.

He demanded an early and clear decision on his sentence. Rajoana’s death sentence was changed to life imprisonment in principle, but the final approval is still pending.

His words once again brought attention to Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana and the long delay in his case, which many call a serious issue of justice.

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