Having seen the Telugu Desam Party leaders in Andhra Pradesh going hammer and tongs against YSR Congress party president Y S Jaganmohan Reddy, there is an interesting story doing in the media circles of late.
Union Minister for Urban Development and Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu was thoroughly exposed on Wednesday for his double standards on granting special category status to Andhra Pradesh.
At last, firebrand YSR Congress party MLA from Nagari R K Roja got some solace in the Supreme Court on Tuesday.
The no-confidence motions moved by YSR Congress party against the Telugu Desam Party government in Andhra Pradesh and Assembly Speaker Kodela Sivaprasada Rao might have been lost expectedly, but the question is whether Leader of Opposition Y S Jaganmohan Reddy has achieved his objective.
Indians studying in American educational institutions should not be kicked out as the country needs smart people like them, Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has said as he sought to set the record straight about his immigration policies.
The Congress Party in Telangana is considering moving a no-confidence motion against the TRS government. Ironically, the inspiration for such a move comes from neighboring Andhra Pradesh where the YSRCP had moved one such motion against the TDP.
With the Assembly elections fast approaching, various political parties in Tamil Naidu are looking to the film industry as usual to drum up support for their candidates.
Enough and more has been written about Vijay Mallya and his wilful defaulter status. News surrounding the former airline and alcohol magnate grace the front page of every newspaper in the country almost daily.
The Opposition parties in Telangana may be very weak compared to the Opposition in neighbouring Andhra Pradesh, but they are experienced enough to trouble the ruling Telangana Rashtra Samithi government.
Debates in the Andhra Pradesh Assembly appear to have been reduced to street fights these days with members from both treasury benches and Opposition indulging in the most vulgar verbal attacks throwing decency to winds completely.
The high-voltage drama in the Andhra Pradesh Assembly over the discussion on no-confidence motion by the YSR Congress party against the Chandrababu Naidu government was completely on expected lines.
Indian-Americans' political preferences seem to be shifting in favour of the Republican Party, particularly Donald Trump, its front runner for the White House.
Comedians turning hero in Tollywood is not a new phenomenon and the latest one to join the bandwagon is ‘Satyam’ Rajesh.
A prominent English daily flashed a photograph today of Nizamabad MP Kavitha touching her father’s feet and taking his blessings on her birthday, yesterday.
Telangana's Finance Minister Etela Rajender on Monday presented the state budget in the assembly, proposing an expenditure of Rs.1,30,415 crore for the financial year 2016-17.
This includes a plan expenditure of Rs.67,630 crore and non-plan outlay of Rs.62,785 crore.
The finance minister presented the budget with estimated revenue surplus of Rs.3,381 crore.
The fiscal deficit is projected at Rs.23,467 crore.
Focussing on irrigation, the budget has allocated Rs.25,000 crore for the sector.
An allocation of Rs.7,861 crore has been made for Palamuru lift irrigation project, Rs.6,286 crore for Kaleswaram project and Rs.1,150 crore for Sitarama project.
Rajender termed the budget as a step towards fulfilling the dream of 'Bangaru (golden) Telangana'. He said the budget was in tune with the aspirations of the people.
Alleging that Telangana was always neglected by the governments in undivided Andhra Pradesh, Rajender said the region was not allocated even Rs.10,000 crore for its development in any budget.
