A new Telugu newspaper, 'Mana Telangana' was launched in Hyderabad and KCR was present as the Chief Guest.
Following the death of Venkataramana, TDP legislator from Tirupati, a by-poll was necessitated in that constituency which has been scheduled for February 13.
When elections are around the corner, astrologers get very busy. The media is after their life to find out the poll prospects of leading candidates and the astrologers too do their bit to sensationalise the entire affair.
Union Finance Minister has signed on a file that would give a 'special incentive package' and not 'special status' to the State.
When Chandrababu appointed Parakala Prabhakar as his media adviser, it came as quite a surprise for there is not a single person hailing from Parakala's community in the TDP either as an MLA or MP.
Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu who made tall claims that he would ensure securing Special Status to Andhra Pradesh is now under eye of storm for his failure.
By sacking tainted minister Tatikonda Rajaiah, Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has sent a strong message to his cabinet colleagues that he would not tolerate any corruption in his government.
Now that Kadiam Srihari has been inducted into the Telangana Cabinet, he would have to quit the Warangal Lok Sabha seat and get elected to the State Assembly from one constituency or the other.
Telangana Rashtra Samithi president and Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao displayed immense political maturity in sacking Tatikonda Rajaiah and replacing him with Kadiam Srihari.
As expected, Telangana CM KCR has shown the door to Deputy Chief Minister T.Rajaiah. Rajaiah who also holds Health Portfolio was sacked from the cabinet on Sunday afternoon.
The Union government has decided against a 'special status' to AP. Instead, the State will now get a special incentive package with focus on industrial development.
Seemingly immune to any form of criticism, Nara Lokesh has once again presided over a meeting of Ministers and MLA's gathered to discuss the 'smart cities and villages' concept being pioneered by the TDP.
KCR threw protocol to the winds when he issued a 'swine flu' advertisement today in the leading newspapers.
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, who has been hobnobbing with the Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen for the last few months and pampering the Muslims with the promise of 12 per cent quota and praising of the Nizam rule, might dump the latter after the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation elections.
