Hyderabad: Telanagana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao takes yet another U-turn. this time on LRS scheme. Today he said  that plots without LRS can be considered for registration. However, he said that new plots and layouts should get an approval from government and until then registrations for such plots will be on hold.

Chennai: Actor-turned-politcian, MNM chief Kamal Haasan responded cautiously  on the decision of Rajini to not to enter politics. Kamal said that he was disappointed but his friend’s health is of utmost important for him , just like his fans.

The United States of America’s premier intelligence agency,  the Central Intelligence Agency,  is considered as one of the top most  intelligence agencies in the world. It made a shockingly accurate analysis of All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen’s political strategy to survive in Hyderabad and its inherent hypocrisies.

The U-turn by Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) on the three so-called anti-farmer laws was not entirely unexpected. There were reports in the media that KCR had surrendered to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the one-on-one meeting they had during the CM’s recent Delhi trip.

Amaravati: If you want to win the race, you need all game plans to be implemented, particulalry when it is a do or die situation.TDP chief, former chief minister, Chandrababu Naidu is playing the same for next up coming assembnly elections in 2024. Fort this he appointed poll startegist for the guidance to party leaders and cadre. He is none other than, Robin Sharma, co-founder of Prashanth Kishor’s CAG and IPAC team.

Hyderabad: Congress senior BC leader V. Hanumantha Rao (called VH by his colleagues)  suggested a name to bring congress party alive in Telangana other than the name of Revanth Reddy. He said if Jana Sena chief Pawan kalyan joins congress, he would suggest his name for PCC chief to the party’s national leaders.

New Delhi: Farmers’ Union responded positively to the letter addressed by Vivek Aggarwal inviting them for talks. The talks are scheduled to be held at 11 am on Monday, the 29th. Vivek, who is joint secretary in the Union Ministry of Agriculture, wrote a letter on 24th December urging the farmers to stop the protest and come for talks with Centre to find a solution. Samyuktha Kisan Morcha, responded positively to the letter but they said they were upset as government is hiding the truth and facts and misrepresenting their demands.

Hyderabad: It looks as though Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao changed his tune in favour of new farm laws recently brought by centre. In a meeting held on Sunday, KCR said that government will not set up purchase centres in villages from next year to buy agricultural produce from farmers. It is only for the current year government came up with purchase centres due to Covid pandemic and no loss is seen for farmers or their produce.

New Delhi: On the eve of late former Prime Minister Atala Bihari Vajpayee’s 96th birthday, a book titled “Vajpayee: The Years That Changed India” will hit the doors which was written by author Shakthi Sinha on Dec 25th. As per author, the book contains difficulties faced by Vajpayee during his term, decisions on nuclear tests, how he defended India during Kargil war, how his government brought down to stop him succeeding as PM.

New Delhi: Delhi is witnessing lakhs of farmers protesting for the past 29 days with a demand to repeal the three new farm laws. In support to them, top senior congress delegates gave a call to march towards Rashtrapati Bhavan to submit a memorandum against farm laws which was signed by nearly 2 crore farmers across country. They were stopped by Delhi police and were detained before meeting Ramnath Kovind. Priyanka Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, K.C.Venugopal,Randeep Singh Surjeewala were in the list who were stopped by police.