Telangana June 2 Celebrations Rescheduled As Heat Wave Concern Grows Telangana Formation Day 2026 celebrations will begin early on June 2 as the State government shortens the event timing to protect people from extreme heat. Formation Day Events To Begin Early The Telangana government has revised the timing of State Formation Day celebrations due to severe heatwave cond

TFCC Short Film Festival Awards 2026 has been announced to encourage young filmmakers, actors and technicians with free entry submissions open until June 13.   TFCC Announces Short Film Festival Awards 2026 The Telangana Film Chamber of Commerce has announced the TFCC Short Film Festival Awards 2026 as a special initiative to encourage new talent in the film industry. The festival was officially announced by TFCC Chairman Dr. Prathani R

Revanth Reddy’s Telangana 2034 Roadmap Signals Bigger National Role Revanth Reddy’s 2034 Telangana Roadmap Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has drawn major political attention after publicly outlining his Revanth Reddy 2034 plan, signalling that he aims to remain at the centre of Telangana politics until 2034 before moving towards a larger Delhi ambition. His st

PM Modi Meets Naidu and Pawan Kalyan in Hyderabad Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the residences of N. Chandrababu Naidu, Chief Minister of

K Kavitha securing the TRS name has triggered a major political shift in Telangana, dealing a strategic blow to K. Chandrashekar Rao and the BRS. A significant political development unfolded as K.

K Kavitha launches Telangana Rashtra Sena on April 25, 2026, aiming to address Telangana’s unmet goals and strengthen grassroots governance after her exit from BRS. Kavitha launches Telangana Rashtra Sena, marking a new political chapter in Telangana after her exit from BRS. Former Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader Kalvakuntla Kavitha, daughter of former Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR), officially launched her new political party, Telangana R

Udaya Bhanu, a renowned actress and television anchor, recently met Telangana BC Welfare and Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar to discuss the welfare and empowerment of marginalized women in the state. Udaya Bhanu, who has built a solid reputation as one of Tollywood's most talented actresses and successful TV anchors, is deeply committed to social welfare. During the meeting, she shared her vision for creating more opportunities for women in various fields, particularly in the film industr

Kalvakuntla Kavitha, once labeled the "Lady in Liquor Scam" during the Delhi liquor scam controversy, has been acquitted by the CBI court in Delhi. The court cleared her of all charges, citing a lack of evidence in the case. The allegations against Kavitha had sparked months of intense political scrutiny and legal battles. At one point, the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) party took action and removed her from her position within the party amidst the ongoing legal concerns. Despite the serious p

Water sharing between Andhra Pradesh (AP) and Telangana has once again become a hot topic of public discussion, especially when fluctuating reservoir levels or unpredictable rainfall patterns heighten concerns. While the debate often takes on a political tone, causing confusion among farmers and the public, the real issue lies in ensuring stable and equitable access to this shared natural resource. AP Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has been consistently highlighting the importance of efficient water management and cooperation between the two states. His approach emphasizes administrative clarity, scientific planning, and mutual coordination rather than conflict. Naidu advocates for transparency in data and clear communication between the irrigation departments of both states to avoid misunderstandings and reduce political tensions. Naidu’s stance is straightforward: improved water resource management, such as sharing transparent data on river inflows and disciplined reservoir management, can help both states avoid unnecessary disputes. This strategy depends on the exchange of real-time information on shared river systems like the Krishna and Godavari, which support agriculture, drinking water supply, and industries in both regions. Central to this approach is the modernization of irrigation infrastructure, particularly canal systems, to minimize water loss and ensure fair distribution to farmers, particularly those at the end of irrigation networks. Managing these resources effectively requires both timely updates and long-term planning to meet the needs of farmers in both states. One of the major challenges to water sharing is climate variability. With rainfall patterns becoming increasingly unpredictable, careful planning for both drought and surplus conditions is essential. This requires coordinated efforts, ensuring both states are prepared for any situation. Building public confidence hinges on governments engaging in open dialogue and using verified data to inform decisions. While political debate will always be part of the democratic process, water security depends on stability, foresight, and cooperation. Naidu believes that prioritizing collaboration between AP and Telangana will help protect the interests of farmers and citizens, ensuring that natural resources are managed fairly and efficiently.

The political scene in Telangana has recently witnessed an intense and aggressive exchange between BRS working president KTR and Telangana Congress leader, Revanth Reddy. Known for their vocal reprimands, the leaders of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana often engage in heated verbal battles, and KTR's recent address at a BRS roadshow was no exception. During his speech, KTR made several provocative remarks targeting Revanth Reddy, which has quickly become a hot topic of discussion in Telangana pol

A major political development unfolded in Telangana on Saturday as the Special Investigation Team (SIT) concluded its first round of questioning of former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) in the high-profile phone tapping case. The SIT team arrived at KCR’s residence in Nandi Nagar in the afternoon and began questioning him at around 3:00 pm. What was initially expected to be a brief inquiry extended into a nearly four-and-a-half-hour session, drawing significant political and publ