Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will start in West Champaran on January 16. He will visit East Champaran on January 17, followed by Sitamarhi and Shivhar on January 19. Gopalganj is scheduled for January 20, and Siwan on January 21.

On January 22, the tour will move to Saran, followed by Muzaffarpur on January 23. The first phase will end in Vaishali on January 24.

Officials have sent detailed instructions to all departments ahead of the tour. Meetings with district leaders and senior officers are planned to ensure smooth execution.

During the CM Nitish Prosperity Tour from West Champaran to Vaishali, the Chief Minister will inspect ongoing development projects, review progress under state schemes, and interact with local people to hear their feedback.

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During a recent event in the GHMC area, Kavitha criticised Kukatpally MLA Madhavaram Krishna Rao. She alleged that he focused more on land issues than on public welfare. Krishna Rao reacted strongly and accused Kavitha of several irregularities. He said he had seen many “like her” and warned that exposing her record would be damaging. He questioned her comments on corruption and challenged her to stop making personal remarks.

Kavitha’s statements have created intense friction inside the BRS. Leaders claim she is highlighting corruption that happened during the party’s decade-long rule. Her comments are giving political ammunition to opponents. Krishna Rao’s sharp counter has opened a new round of debate on the BRS–Kavitha rivalry.

Many leaders believe Kavitha’s aggressive stand may harm her more than help. Senior leaders have not joined her Jagruthi campaign. Questions remain about her political future, especially with ongoing allegations like the liquor case.

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A TVK delegation, led by party founder Vijay, met Chief Minister N. Rangasamy and Director General of Police Shalini Singh to seek official approval. They outlined the planned routes, security measures, and arrangements to ensure a safe and smooth event.

The party said the roadshow will allow direct interaction with the public. It aims to raise awareness about TVK’s political agenda and encourage citizen participation in the democratic process. In addition, the event will feature speeches, cultural performances, and outreach activities, providing an opportunity to connect with voters.

Officials assured the delegation that all necessary guidelines and protocols will be followed. TVK emphasized that maintaining law and order remains a priority during the roadshow.

Pending approval, the event is expected to attract significant public interest. It will serve as a key platform for TVK to communicate its vision to Puducherry residents ahead of the elections.

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Deputy Commissioner Dr Vivek Bharti welcomed guests before the programme began with the national song Vande Mataram. Bedi said the campaign, launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, had grown into a powerful social movement over the past five years.

He shared that more than 23.2 crore people took part in 7.39 lakh awareness activities. The outreach included 7.82 crore youth and 5.25 crore women. Over 17.11 lakh educational institutions and more than 20,000 master volunteers contributed to the mission.

Calling addiction a disease rather than a habit, Bedi encouraged families to support treatment instead of isolating addicts. He said 109 de-addiction centres currently operate across Haryana.

The campaign started in 10 major districts, including Rohtak, Hisar, Fatehabad and Sirsa, and later expanded to Gurugram, Faridabad, Panchkula and Jhajjar. To involve youth, authorities continue organising essay competitions, rangoli activities, street plays and runs.

Bedi urged young people to stay united and strengthen the fight against drug abuse.

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Continuing in his father’s footsteps, Minister Nara Lokesh has intensified public outreach efforts. On Tuesday, he personally led the Praja Darbar at the TDP headquarters in Mangalagiri, meeting citizens face-to-face to discuss their grievances and ensure quick solutions.

Since early morning, people gathered in large numbers at the venue. Long queues stretched to the main road as hundreds arrived with petitions, hoping for relief. Many expressed confidence that Lokesh’s leadership would address their long-pending issues effectively.

Citizens also praised Lokesh’s efforts to attract investments and support weaker sections. His direct involvement in the Praja Darbar is seen as a reflection of the TDP’s renewed commitment to governance that listens and responds to people’s needs.

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