Telangana's Cabinet expansion saw first-time MLAs like Vivek Venkatswamy, Laxman Kumar, and Srihari inducted, filling three ...

which envisions a comprehensive land survey across Telangana, the state govt has initiated steps to survey 413 villages that currently lack proper village maps and sethwars, the foundational land ...

HYDERABAD: Bringing an end to prolonged political suspense, chief minister A Revanth Reddy on Sunday expanded his cabinet for ...

Vijayawada MP Kesineni Sivanath stressed the need for collective efforts to develop Tiruvuru Assembly constituency, and pledged his support to achieve the developmental goals. Participating in the ...

In a statement, Revenue and Housing Minister Srinivasa Reddy said that the state government is working on revising the revenue maps that have existed since the Nizam period. HYDERABAD: Revenue and ...

The CM also inquired about constituency-specific issues and assured the MLAs that the pending development works they had highlighted would be taken up promptly. Revanth also emphasised direct ...

Bhongir is a Lok Sabha constituency in Telangana which came into existence in 2008, following the implementation of delimitation of parliamentary constituencies based on the recommendations of the ...

BALKONDA is the constituency number 19 of the Telangana Legislative Assembly. It is one of the Assembly seats of Telangana Nizamabad district. It is one of the Assembly seats that make up the ...

NIZAMABAD (RURAL) is the constituency number 18 of the Telangana Legislative Assembly. It is one of the Assembly seats of Telangana Nizamabad district. It is one of the Assembly seats that make up ...

Hyderabad:The state government has failed to appoint even one member from the Backward Classes (BC) community among the six information commissioners named so far, said BJP MP and BC Welfare ...

In 2024, the four MPs elected by the emigrant constituencies went to Chega (2), the Conservatives (1) and the Socialists (1). This result led to the resignation of the Socialist leader ...

The executive arm of government, through line ministries and agencies, can administer constituency development funds with input—but not control—from elected representatives. MPs can and should ...