Pawan Kalyan stated that Telangana Formation Day reminds everyone of the long struggle that led to the creation of the state in 2014. He paid tribute to those who participated in the movement and remembered the martyrs who gave their lives for the cause.

The Jana Sena chief said Telangana has shown strong progress in several sectors since its formation. He appreciated the state’s cultural identity and the spirit of its people.

Pawan Kalyan also expressed hope that Telangana would continue its journey of growth and development. He wished peace, prosperity, and success for all citizens.

Leaders from different political parties shared similar greetings as Telangana celebrated its state formation day with official events and cultural programs across the state.

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YSR had built a strong bond with voters through welfare schemes and personal outreach. His sudden death disrupted the Congress party’s grip on power. The leadership struggled to manage internal divisions and rising public anger.

In the aftermath, regional leaders seized the moment. K. Chandrashekar Rao intensified the Telangana movement and rebuilt the Telangana Rashtra Samithi. The demand for a separate State gained momentum and reshaped regional politics.

At the same time, YSR’s son, Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy, broke away from the Congress. He launched the YSR Congress Party and began a statewide outreach. His campaigns drew massive crowds and quickly turned him into a serious political force.

Within a few years, Congress lost its dominance in both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. New parties filled the space and rewrote electoral equations.

The tragedy showed how one incident can alter history. A chopper crash that changed the political landscape of united Andhra Pradesh still influences politics in the two States today.

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During the event, he rejected a prepared script and chose to speak from his experience. He said students should grow into lawyers, doctors, IAS officers and intellectuals. He described his rural background and said it shaped his understanding of people’s lives. Moreover, he assured that the government will develop the campus by including student and expert suggestions.

Revanth Reddy also highlighted social justice issues. He stressed that true development begins when the poorest receive real opportunities. He pointed to past failures in land distribution and questioned leaders who built large farmhouses while many Dalit families lacked basic resources. He reminded students that OU produced several national icons, including PV Narasimha Rao and Gaddar.

Furthermore, he said education brings progress, equality and dignity. He explained new projects such as Young India Integrated Schools and Young India Sports Schools. He said these institutions aim to create future champions and prepare students for global success.

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He said the combined struggle of all communities, the sacrifices of martyrs, and KCR’s indefinite fast pushed the Centre to respond. According to him, the movement’s intensity forced Delhi to recognise the demand for a separate state. KTR added that the people’s determination created an unstoppable wave for Telangana’s identity.

KTR also stressed that November 29, observed as Deeksha Day, played a key role in shaping the final outcome. He said the fast taken up by KCR on that day strengthened the movement and united lakhs of supporters across the state. The emotional force behind the protest made the demand reach national attention.

He further said December 9 would not exist without November 29, and June 2 would not exist without December 9. He called the sequence a reminder of Telangana’s long struggle and people’s resilience.

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On the occasion of ‘Deeksha Divas’, Rao highlighted the 2009 November 29 hunger strike that transformed the Telangana movement. He said the protest created a new chapter in history and laid the foundation for the state.

Rao emphasized that KCR’s leadership inspired four crore people to fight tirelessly for Telangana. He added that the movement demanded courage, sacrifices, and dedication beyond holding official positions. Rao described KCR as the unwavering signature on Telangana’s enduring history.

He further stated that without KCR’s protest starting November 29, the December 9 announcement creating Telangana would not have occurred. The decade-long struggle, not the rulers’ generosity, achieved the statehood. Rao said the memories of KCR’s dedication continue to inspire Telangana’s spirit among people.

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Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy expressed deep grief over Andesri’s sudden demise. He recalled his close association with the poet and praised his immense contribution to Telangana’s cultural identity.

Revanth Reddy said the government, after coming to power, had worked with Andesri to redesign the state anthem with new melodies and expressions. He described Andesri as a literary pillar of Telangana and called his death an irreparable loss.

The Chief Minister noted that Andesri’s efforts in awakening the spirit of Telangana and supporting the statehood movement would always be remembered. He offered heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the poet’s soul to rest in peace.

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Kavitha recalled the Telangana movement, noting that all activists worked together to achieve the state and stressed that the current goal is to build a socially equitable Telangana. She highlighted the importance of honorable development, and explained that the reunion of veteran activists strengthens their collective mission.

She praised the dedication of Panduranga Reddy, who played a crucial role in the movement despite facing numerous legal challenges, and noted how he was emotionally affected by the death of fellow activist Siripuram Yadayya. Kavitha assured that all activists joining Telangana Jagruthi will be given meaningful roles and urged artists and youth to support the cause.

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KTR highlighted Telangana’s legacy of struggles, from the *armed peasant movement* to the *1969 Telangana movement, and the fight for **democratic Telangana* under the leadership of *KCR. He assured that the **BRS* would continue to fight against any unjust government actions.

Referring to the *Group-1 students’ protests, KTR criticized the government’s authoritarian response, especially as **farmers* suffer due to shortages of *urea* while the government focuses on events like the Olympics. He called for *September 17* to be observed as a *Unity Day*, reiterating that Telangana’s children must continue to fight for a fair and just government.

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KTR recalled that on September 12, 2011, during the Karimnagar Jana Garjana, BRS chief K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) gave the call for the mass strike, which was met with overwhelming participation across Telangana. The movement resonated with the slogan “Aur ek dhakka, Telangana pakka” (One more push, Telangana is certain), symbolizing the people’s determination.

He expressed gratitude to all those who took part in the agitation, noting that the strike not only paralyzed the state’s functioning but also carried the intensity of Telangana’s demand all the way to Delhi , ensuring national attention and eventual success of the statehood movement.

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Revanth Reddy said Ailamma raised the banner of defiance against feudal arrogance and authoritarianism nearly 80 years ago. He recalled her role as a warrior in the Telangana Armed Struggle, describing her as a beacon of courage and determination for future generations.

The Chief Minister added that the inspiration drawn from icons like Sammakka, Sarakka, and Chakali Ailamma led to the creation of the Telangana Thalli statue. He emphasized that their sacrifices shaped the cultural and political identity of Telangana.

The program was attended by MPs Porika Balaram Naik, Chamal Kiran Kumar Reddy, and Congress leader Rohin Reddy, among others. Leaders paid homage and remembered her as a revolutionary force who stood against injustice and inspired the Telangana movement.

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