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After a brief lull, the talk of defections from the Bharat Rashtra Samithi into the ruling Congress in Telangana has started once again. According to the latest reports, another four BRS MLAs have sent feelers to chief minister A Revanth Reddy for defection into the Congress and preliminary discussions have taken place between these MLAs and senior party leaders. Sources said among these four MLAs, there is a senior MLA from Greater Hyderabad, whose name has been kept a secret; and the other thr

When YSR Congress party was in power, reporters from pro-Telugu Desam Party newspapers complained of threats from YSRCP leaders for negative reporting. Now, TDP leaders are also threatening reporters for presenting facts. TDP MLA Bojjala Sudheer Reddy allegedly threatened an Eenadu reporter for exposing his involvement in sand mafia activities in Srikalahasti constituency. The MLA was accused of collecting kickbacks from consumers despite claims of free sand supply by TDP president N Chandrababu

While parents take loans to send their children to the USA for a better future, some of these children are getting involved in nefarious activities, causing new concerns. Instead of focusing on their studies, some are creating disturbances in theaters as fans of certain heroes, others are supporting political movements, and a few are stirring controversies on social media. While it's fine to have an interest in politics or movies, engaging in illegal activities is a different matter. Why re

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, and minister Uttam Kumar Reddy have rushed to New Delhi this morning after being summoned by the Congress high command. Speculations were rife that the trio was called to discuss minister portfolios or finalize the leader for the PCC chief post. However, it seems that the purpose of the meeting was entirely different as none of them spoke to the media after meeting the Gandhis. Recently, N-Convention, owned by actor

Samajwadi Party (SP) MP Jaya Bachchan once again raised objections in the Rajya Sabha when her full name was called out by the Chairman. She expressed her discomfort with being referred to as "Jaya Amitabh Bachchan" and labeled it as a "new drama" in the Parliament. Jaya Bachchan emphasized that she is proud of her association with her husband, Amitabh Bachchan, but believes that her own identity should be respected. During the exchange, Jaya Bachchan questioned why Union Mi

The Ambani family has secured the top spot in the Barclays-Hurun India report's list of most valuable family businesses, with a valuation of ₹25.75 trillion, nearly equivalent to 10 percent of India’s GDP. The rankings are based on company valuations as of March 20, 2024, excluding private investments and liquid assets, and have been adjusted for cross-holdings to prevent double counting. Following the Ambanis, the Bajaj family ranks second with a valuation of ₹7.13 trillion, led

The case of the junior doctor's murder in India continues to unfold with new twists and turns every day. Protests are still ongoing across the country, demanding strict action against the accused. Recently, the arrest of Sanjay Roy in connection with the August 9 trainee doctor rape incident has brought more shocking revelations to light. Evidence such as his Bluetooth being found at the scene and CCTV footage of his movements have implicated him in the crime. Experts from Kolkata have bee

In a significant development on the political front, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy is slated to embark on a campaign tour to Kerala, lending his support to Congress candidates in the upcoming elections. Revanth’s visit holds particular significance as he is scheduled to rally on behalf of the Congress party in constituencies where party leader Rahul Gandhi is contesting – namely, Wayanad and Alleppey. The decision to deploy Revanth Reddy, a seasoned political figure with a formidable

There seems to be no end to the exodus of Bharat Rashtra Samiti(BRS) MLAs into the Congress party in Telangana. Last month, the number of BRS MLAs that switched loyalties after losing power in 2023 December elections touched double digit when Patancheru MLA Mahipal Reddy jumped into Congress. He was the tenth MLA to have taken plunge into the ruling party. After some gap, another five BRS MLAs have reportedly come in touch with the Congress high command. These MLAs are waiting for a green signa

The exodus of Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS) MLAs to the Congress party in Telangana shows no signs of slowing down. With the recent defection of Patancheru MLA Mahipal Reddy, the number of BRS MLAs joining the ruling party has now reached double digits. This trend began after the BRS lost power in the December 2023 elections, and it seems to be gaining momentum. Reports suggest that another five BRS MLAs are in talks with the Congress high command, awaiting approval from CM and TPCC president Rev