A day after Jana Sena chief and noted Telugu film hero Pawan Kalyan’s resentment on land acquisition for capital city, the AP government responded on Monday accusing the Opposition of crying foul at the program.
It's long time since one has heard about senior Congress leader and former Union Minister S Jaipal Reddy. Once a hot favourite for the Chief Minister’s post, Jaipal is now completely ignored not only by the people, but also the party leaders in Telangana.
BJP Minister of Maharashtra, Pooja Munde is facing corruption charges as are Sushma Swaraj, Vasundhara Raje and Shivraj Chauhan.
The YSRCP has called for a state-wide Bandh on the 29th of this month in protest against the Centre's indifferent attitude to AP on granting special status to the State.
Despite TDP leaders requesting Pawan Kalyan to take the onus of getting the Centre to accord special status to Andhra Pradesh, Jana Sena founder and power star Pawan Kalyan once again tweeted a request to Andhra Pradesh government.
Chandrababu Naidu and KCR or his son can take time out to watch 'Baahubali' and 'Srimanthudu' but when it comes to attending the Governor's Party on Independence Day, both of them are hard pressed for time.
Where the ruling TDP has made it clear that it will not participate in the bandh called by the opposition parties in Andhra Pradesh, though they have mentioned that they stand by the demand, the YSRCP has been taking the bandh very seriously.
It is public knowledge that despite repeated pleas from the Chandrababu administration, the AP government employees are refusing to shift from Hyderabad to AP, citing one reason or the other.
If the reports from political circles are to be believed, revolutionary singer and Telangana protagonist Gaddar is likely to be the common candidate of all the opposition parties for Warangal Lok Sabha seat, byelections for which are going to be held in October.
In a new twist to cash for vote case, Telangana government is reportedly getting ready to issue notices to some political leaders and police officers of Andhra Pradesh.
At a time when everybody was waiting with curiosity as to whether Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Chief Ministers N Chandrababu Naidu and K Chandrasekhar Rao respectively would shake hands at Raj Bhavan on Saturday, both of them played truant.
Prior to the 2014 elections, it was Ramakrishna Reddy who used to call all the shots in the YSRCP.
Opposition leader C Ramachandraiah alleged that Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandra Babu's rule was meant for only one community, which was Babu's own community.
Now, the latest news from political circles is that the T-Ministers have been instructed to hone up on their English speaking skills in the pursuit of making Telangana, an investor hub and Hyderabad, a global destination.
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu knows fully well that Andhra Pradesh will not be given a special status by the Center, yet he has to try and convince the people of his State that he is seriously trying for it.
