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In an official statement released by Yashoda Hospital, it has been revealed that high blood sugars and low sodium levels caused his discomfort, as per preliminary investigations.
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The comments come amid a raging power tussle within the BRS between working president KT Rama Rao and his sister K Kavitha.
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Telangana Lok Sabha Elections: BRS is adopting a strategic shift to revive the spirit of the Telangana agitation era, signalling a return to aggressive campaigning and direct public engagement that initially brought the party to power
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Telangana Lok Sabha elections 2024: Many BRS leaders are quitting the K Chandrasekhar Rao-led party ahead of the general election.
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A young Dalit woman contesting as an Independent while foregrounding the issue of joblessness and what it does to the aspirations of the poor are getting attention in her constituency, across the Telugu-speaking states, and on social media. Are increasingly vocal youth disillusioned by the current growth paradigm a sign of where Telangana and Indian politics are headed to?
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On Sunday, BRS President and Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao will reveal the party's manifesto and commence his campaign for the November 30 Assembly polls.
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Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao supervised the relief operations during the day speaking to ministers and Chief Secretary A Santhi Kumari, an official release said Saturday night.
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The Karnataka elections have upset BRS and BJP calculations. Just as both parties were preparing for a titanic showdown, Congress staged a revival. But a soft corner to BRS will be a tough sell for the BJP central leadership after going hammer and tongs against KCR since 2018 on corruption and nepotism
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Addressing an 'Iftar' party hosted by the state government on Wednesday, Rao said Telangana has made rapid progress under BRS rule.
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Calls for a united opposition have been getting louder, but how likely is it that a bunch of politicians whose personal ambitions conflict with one another will be able to form a cohesive front?
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K Chandrasekhar Rao held a meeting with ministers and officials here and spoke to others in the rain-hit areas on the situation arising out of heavy downpour in the state, an official release said Monday night.
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Addressing the gathering, the CM said the T-Hub was launched in 2015 in accordance with the government's decision to consistently encourage innovation and entrepreneurship in a big way.
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Addressing the Telangana State Formation Day celebrations, K Chandrasekhar Rao also attacked the Centre, among others, over politics of hate allegedly prevailing in the country.
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Talking to reporters in Nagpur, Raut also claimed that the BJP will get defeated in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls which are currently underway.
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Uddhav Thackeray, the president of Maharashtra’s ruling Shiv Sena, telephoned Rao on Wednesday and invited him to Mumbai, a Telangana CMO release said.
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Charging that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led NDA Government should be dumped for its alleged anti-people policies, he said he would play a major role in uniting anti-BJP political parties.
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Much of KCR’s plans will depend on how the BJP performs in the upcoming Uttar Pradesh elections, and how the TRS performs in the 2023 Telangana assembly polls
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Rao, who was addressing the party's plenary, spoke about the progress achieved in Telangana under the TRS government and said the state is ahead of others in the country in various sectors, including agriculture, welfare, electricity, drinking water, IT and industries.
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The informal division of responsibility at the top is working well. While Chief Minister KCR looks at governance and politics, son KT Rama Rao, also the industries minister, spearheads business development, which ensures quick decision-making, say officials
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The meeting would also see a threadbare discussion on when to resume classes in educational institutions and other issues, including students from which standard (class) are to be allowed, how to conduct the classes, the methods being followed in other states, an official release said.
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Modi's remarks came during a virtual meet with Chief Ministers on the COVID-19 situation following a request for clarity on lockdown by Rao, who cited rumours that a lockdown could be imposed once again in the country, a state government release said.
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The experts, who attended a meeting with Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, made it clear that cultivation of maize in the rainy season is not at all profitable.
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Rao, who held a meeting on agriculture-related issues, also favoured the cultivation of crops in a regulated manner in which the farmers should cultivate crops that would have a demand in the market, an official release said.
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Observing that only 15 cases were reported on Wednesday, he said the number of cases in the state may come down further in the days to come, an official release said late last night.
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In addition to all these, RIL and Reliance Foundation has also contributed cumulatively over Rs. 530 crore to the PM- CARES and several Relief Funds, the release added.
