BRS members claimed that KCR has been following his daughter's comments and actions that can be considered detrimental to the party
'The opposition leader, who takes a government salary, has left the people to their fate,' Revanth Reddy said
After a humbling loss in the state assembly elections, Telangana's BRS is expected to decline further in the Lok Sabha elections bound to be held in the BJP-Congress binary of national politics. The KCR-led party is likely to face existential threat, turning the country’s youngest state a home to bi-polar politics
The BRS party chief is suspected to have fractured his hip at his Erravelli farm house.
BRS initially enjoyed the advantage, thanks to the presence of the formidable KCR in its ranks. But Congress chipped away at KCR’s welfare measures by offering more generous guarantees. If the exit poll projections are correct BRS no longer enjoys the benefit of the statehood sentiment
Telangana Elections 2023: If there is voter fatigue with sitting BRS MLAs, chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao’s move to renominate all but four of his sitting MLAs will backfire
The ECI informed the state chief electoral officer (CEO) about its decision to revoke permission for the distribution of financial aid after a state minister violated the provisions of the model code by publicly announcing the disbursement.
Telangana Elections 2023: With his Gajwel duel with BJP's Etela Rajender getting tough, chief minister KCR has ventured into Kamareddy only to draw another arch-rival, Congress state president Revanth Reddy, into the battle
Telangana Elections 2023: Support from Muslims, buttressed further by staying on the right side of Asaduddin Owaisi, helped KCR in his reelection bid in 2018. But Muslims are no longer enthused with KCR, who despite ensuring communal peace, hasn’t delivered on other key promises like a 12% quota. Both KCR and Owaisi, worry that their common foe – Congress – is poised to benefit
The Chief Minister was on his way to Devarakadra in Mahabubnagar district to address a public meeting. However, the chopper landed safely back
The state, which will go to polls on November 30, will witness a traingular fight among BRS, BJP and Congress, Each party is trying to take credit for Telengana statehood in order to woo voters.
Telangana Elections 2023: The Kamma community to which Chandrababu Naidu belongs has been feeling marginalised in Telangana. With perceptions among them strong that Telangana CM K Chandrashekar Rao is aligned to Jagan Mohan Reddy’s alleged witch-hunt that has purportedly landed Naidu in jail, it could lead to a strong mobilisation against BRS in around 30 seats where the Kammas are influential
KCR’s pivotal role in the statehood movement and smartly packaged welfare schemes allows him to start off with a huge advantage. But Congress’s victory in Karnataka has had a cascading effect on its cadre morale in Telangana and eroded BJP’s claims of being the party that can beat KCR
Various political parties have been unveiling statues across the country.
The Telangana leadership of the Congress is crowded in by Reddys, and it worked against the entry of another big Reddy leader, YS Sharmila, the late YS Rajasekhara Reddy’s daughter. With over 50% of the state comprised of OBCs, the lack of a big OBC face is a gaping hole in Congress’s armour
Rao, who is also known as KCR, will contest from Gajwel and Kamareddy constituencies in the state assembly polls expected to be held towards the end of the year.
The Telangana Congress is in quite a farcical situation. It is up against the formidable K Chandrashekar Rao and has just 5 MLAs in the 119 member assembly but its leaders are already dreaming of the party winning the upcoming elections and fancying their chances to become the Chief Minister
Congress is stitching a Karnataka-like Ahinda coalition to its traditional Reddy bedrock. For nine years, KCR has triumphed over caste divides by tapping statehood sentiments. BJP’s difficult attempt to unite the scattered OBC vote and play up Hindutva is the third pole in the fight for a winning social coalition
Until the Karnataka elections, BJP was pushing ahead full steam with a Hindutva agenda spearheaded by its aggressive state president Bandi Sanjay Kumar. But his detractors, mostly ex-TRS and ex-Congress recruits, weren’t convinced this strategy would work. Now the moderates seem to be catching the BJP high command’s attention
India’s tallest statue of Ambedkar stands next to the State Secretariat, opposite to Buddha statue and located beside the Telangana Martyrs memorial and is expected to inspire citizens and motivate the entire state administration.
K Chandrashekar Rao, facing a spirited challenge from BJP in poll-bound Telangana, has seized upon an issue in neighbouring Andhra Pradesh, to play the outsider card against BJP. But whipping up latent Telugu pride sentiments over Visakha steel plant is leaving Andhra politicians looking to curry favour with BJP embarrassed
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in Telangana today to launch projects worth Rs 11,360 crore, including an AIIMS. He will also flag off the Secunderabad-Tirupati Vande Bharat train, the second such train for the state
Both Kejriwal and KCR are struggling to gain more clout in the crowded opposition space and hope that a united front brings synergies to their limitless political ambitions. Watch out for what these two parties do in the Karnataka assembly polls
The BRS meet at Khammam town will see Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, his Punjab counterpart Bhagwant Mann, Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan, Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav and CPI's D Raja sharing the dais with KCR.