Speaking at the Rozgar Mela event in Guntakal, Bandi Sanjay said Modi 3.0 benefits AP most because the state has received projects worth more than Rs 3 lakh crore in the last two years. He added that the double-engine government helped speed up development works in Andhra Pradesh.

Bandi Sanjay also said the Central government spent nearly Rs 12 lakh crore on Telangana’s development over the past 12 years. He claimed people in Telangana also want a double-engine government for faster growth.

During the event, the minister distributed appointment letters to 120 candidates. He praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for creating government jobs through Rozgar Melas without corruption or political influence.

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At present, Telangana has BJP leaders like G. Kishan Reddy and Bandi Sanjay Kumar in the Union government. Now, Telangana Union Minister Post speculation has brought the names of Etala Rajender and Dharmapuri Arvind into focus.

The BJP reportedly wants to strengthen its support among BC voters before the next Telangana Assembly elections. Political analysts believe Etala Rajender may have an edge because of strong support from the Mudiraj community. However, Dharmapuri Arvind is also actively lobbying for a cabinet berth.

There is also discussion that some ministerial portfolios may change during the reshuffle. Meanwhile, senior BJP leader D. K. Aruna may receive a key role in the Telangana BJP organization.

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The Prime Minister reviewed reports from several ministries, including agriculture, transport, energy, commerce, and foreign affairs. He asked ministers to speed up reforms and improve government services without delays. Modi also stressed that governance should focus on public welfare and citizen convenience.

Officials discussed the impact of the West Asia crisis on fuel and energy prices. Modi directed ministries to take steps so rising global tensions do not create extra burden on citizens. The government paid special attention to energy, fertilizers, aviation, shipping, and transport sectors.

The Prime Minister also urged ministers to stay away from controversies and work closely with people. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar briefed the Cabinet on the outcomes of Modi’s foreign tour.

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Rahul Gandhi launches sharp attack on Modi government policies, especially on the economy and governance. He said rising prices and unemployment are hurting common people. He also said the government is not being fully transparent and is avoiding accountability.

Gandhi warned that public anger is growing and cannot be ignored. He said democracy belongs to the people, and leaders must listen to them. His comments triggered strong reactions from ruling party leaders, who defended government actions and accused the opposition of spreading political criticism.

The exchange highlights the ongoing political clash between the ruling party and the opposition ahead of key political developments.

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The Modi Cartoon Snake Charmer depiction shows Modi in traditional snake-charmer style, with a pipe used as a symbol of a snake. Critics say the image repeats old colonial stereotypes that once portrayed India as exotic or primitive. Many social media users and experts described the cartoon as offensive and culturally insensitive.

The cartoon was published around the time of Modi’s visit to Oslo during his multi-nation diplomatic tour. Critics argue that such portrayals ignore India’s modern achievements and its growing global role.

The controversy has reignited debate about how Western media depict India and its leadership. Several commentators said freedom of the press should not be used to promote outdated stereotypes about the country.

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As the event ended, Norwegian journalist Helle Lyng called out and asked why Modi does not take questions from what she described as “the freest press in the world.” The brief moment quickly went viral on social media and triggered a wider discussion about media interaction and transparency.

Later, India’s Ministry of External Affairs (India) responded strongly to the criticism. Senior diplomat Sibi George defended India’s democratic system and press environment. He said many critics misunderstand the scale and diversity of India’s media landscape.

Officials also stressed that India’s Constitution guarantees fundamental rights and freedom of expression. The incident has now sparked global debate on press freedom and media engagement involving India’s leadership.

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Modi highlighted several steps citizens can follow to support the economy. He encouraged people to reduce unnecessary fuel use, share vehicles when possible, and use public transport more often. He also suggested work-from-home practices when suitable to reduce fuel demand.

The Prime Minister advised people to delay gold purchases for some time and support locally made products instead of foreign brands. This step can reduce imports and help keep money within the country.

He said responsible actions by citizens will strengthen India’s economy and help the nation stay financially stable in the coming years.

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Speaking about the exam leaks, Gandhi said students across the country are losing trust in the examination system. He pointed out that similar incidents happened earlier, but authorities failed to fix the issue permanently.

The Congress leader also questioned why Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has not been dismissed despite repeated controversies related to exam paper leaks. He said accountability is necessary to protect the future of millions of students.

The remarks come amid national outrage over the alleged NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, which affected lakhs of medical aspirants. The case is currently under investigation by central agencies, while opposition parties continue to demand strict action and reforms in the examination system.

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KTR raised the demand after the arrest of Bandi Sanjay’s son in a case registered under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. He said a fair investigation cannot take place if Bandi Sanjay continues to serve as a Union minister. KTR also stated that political influence could affect the probe if the minister remains in office.

The BRS leader appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to dismiss Bandi Sanjay and allow a transparent investigation. KTR demands dismissal of Bandi Sanjay to protect the integrity of the investigation and maintain public confidence.

The issue has sparked strong political reactions in Telangana and increased tensions between the BJP and BRS.

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The Supreme Court of India said hearings on Mondays and Fridays will take place through video conferencing until further notice. Lawyers and litigants can join the proceedings online. This move will reduce daily travel to the court.

Judges will also encourage carpooling for official travel. Court officials believe the step will reduce fuel use and set a good example for other institutions.

Up to 50% of registry staff can work from home for two days each week. Registrars will prepare weekly duty rosters. Staff working remotely must remain available by phone when required.

Officials say the new measures will help conserve fuel. At the same time, the court will continue its work without disruption.

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