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Telangana CM Revanth Reddy discusses major Hyderabad infrastructure projects with PM Modi, seeking federal approvals and funding.

Telangana CM calls on PM Modi in Delhi, seeks Centre's nod for 2nd phase of Hyderabad metro project

Telangana CM Revanth Reddy advocates with PM Modi for federal support on Hyderabad infrastructure projects, including metro expansion and river redevelopment.

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy urged PM Modi to support Hyderabad's metro expansion, Musi river redevelopment, and other key projects.

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi and sought approval for the expansion of Hyderabad metro rail project and funding for the Musi river redevelopment in the city, among others.
During the meeting held on Wednesday, the Chief Minister told Modi that the previous government in its 10-year tenure had failed to prioritise the expansion of the metro rail in Hyderabad, an official release said.
Reddy briefed the PM on the proposed second phase of the metro rail project, which includes a 76.4 km stretch with five corridors at an estimated cost of Rs 24,269 crore and urged for the immediate approval of this ambitious project.
Since Telangana is a landlocked state, the CM requested Modi to sanction a Dry Port near the Regional Ring Road in Hyderabad to facilitate exports and imports of goods.
The CM also proposed a greenfield road along with a rail line to connect the Dry Port to a seaport.
Outlining the state government's plans for rejuvenation of Musi river in Hyderabad, Reddy urged Modi to extend Rs 20,000 crore financial assistance for the project.
The Musi project includes the development of Bapu Ghat, a memorial for Mahatma Gandhi in the city on the banks of Musi river, construction of 27 STPs (Sewage Treatment Plants), retaining walls and linking the Musi with Godavari river, it said.
Highlighting the ecosystem in the state, the Chief Minister requested Modi to sanction a 'India Semiconductor Mission project'.
Besides, the CM appealed to Modi to approve the southern part of Regional Ring Road (RRR) in Hyderabad and said 90 percent of the land acquisition has already been completed in the northern part.
The CM asserted that the RRR can be best utilised only if the RRR works in the southern and northern parts are completed simultaneously.
He also explained the proposal to develop a Regional Ring Rail project parallel to the RRR which would boost railway connectivity in Telangana and neighbouring states.

NITI Aayog's seventh Governing Council meeting, which is being chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi began in Delhi on Sunday. This is the first physical meeting of the Council after July 2019.


PM Modi chairs NITI Aayog meet on agriculture, NEP; Telangana CM boycotts, says 'no constructive purpose'

The agenda of the Niti Aayog meeting includes achieving self-sufficiency in oilseeds and pulses and agri-communities, National Education Policy and crop diversification, including other things.

NITI Aayog's seventh Governing Council meeting, which is being chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi began in Delhi on Sunday.
The agenda of the Niti Aayog meeting includes achieving self-sufficiency in oilseeds and pulses and agri-communities, National Education Policy and crop diversification, including other things.
This is the first physical meeting of the Council since July 2019.
The Council, the apex body of NITI Aayog, includes all chief ministers, lieutenant governors of Union Territories and several Union ministers. The prime minister is the Chairman of NITI Aayog.
Union ministers Amit Shah, Nitin Gadkari, Rajnath Singh, S Jaishankar and chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Assam, among others are attending the meeting.&nbsp;
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Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has boycotted the meeting. He said that the Centre's think tank and its meetings serve "no constructive purpose" and that participating chief ministers are given "hardly a few minutes" to express their views.
In a letter to Modi, KCR expressed his anguish against the central government for not giving states the "flexibility to design and modify schemes based on their needs".
With PTI inputs

Out of the box is a buzzword in the present time. As the Indian government encourages local talent to help the initiative of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Make in India’ programme, a man from Telangana made a treadmill out of wood.
Also read/watch| xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
The video of the man's new invention, which is winning praises on the internet, could be seen using his skills in carpentry to make a treadmill from intricately-cut components of wood. He then demonstrates the working of the treadmill without the use of any power connection. 
As the identity of the innovator was not immediately known, the IT and Industries Minister retweeted the video on his Twitter handle, asking T-works officials to connect with the person and help him scale up.

Who said treadmills are only for rich people? Check out this one! 

Watch| New innovation of wooden treadmill by a Telangana man

A man in Telangana has built a wooden treadmill, which is winning praises on the internet.

Out of the box is the buzzword of the present time. As the Indian government encourages local talent to help the Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s &lsquo;Make in India&rsquo; programme, a man from Telangana made a treadmill out of wood.
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The invention is winning praises on the internet. In the video, he can&nbsp;be seen using his carpentry skills to make a treadmill from intricately-cut wooden components.&nbsp;He then demonstrates the working of the treadmill without the use of any power connection. He then is seen demonstrating the treadmill which&nbsp;works without power supply.&nbsp;
As the identity of the innovator was not immediately known, the IT and Industries Minister shared the video on his Twitter handle, asking T-works officials to make contact with the person and help him scale up.

After successfully steering poll campaigns for DMK in Tamil Nadu, Jagan Reddy's YSR Congress in Andhra and Trinamool in West Bengal, Prashant Kishor has acquired a new political client.
Reports said that Telangana chief minister K Chandrasekhara Rao has signed up Prashant Kishor's consultancy IPAC to work on his party's election campaign for Assembly election in December next year.
Kishor reportedly met KCR at his farm house outside Hyderabad over the weekend.
The poll strategist is also working with the Telangana CM on cobbling up an anti-BJP front of regional parties ahead of the 2024 general elections with the help of West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee.
KCR recently had a meeting with Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and is slated to meet Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin and Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan.
A grand meet of opposition CMs is also being in Delhi after the Assembly election results on March 10.

Telangana CM KCR has roped in Prashant Kishor for Assembly polls and mission 2024

Prashant&nbsp;Kishor&nbsp;roped in by Telangana&nbsp;CM KCR&nbsp;for poll strategy
Kishor&nbsp;is working with KCR&nbsp;on cobbling Oppn&nbsp;front for 2024
KCR&nbsp;and&nbsp;Mamata rallying Opposition CMs&nbsp;against BJP&nbsp;
A meet of Opposition CMs is likely in Delhi after March 10

Prashant Kishor reportedly met KCR at his farm house outside Hyderabad over the weekend.

After successfully steering poll campaigns for DMK in Tamil Nadu, Jagan Reddy's YSR Congress in Andhra and Trinamool in West Bengal, Prashant Kishor has acquired a new political client.
Reports said that Telangana chief minister K Chandrasekhara Rao has signed up Prashant Kishor's consultancy IPAC to work on his party's election campaign for Assembly election in December next year.
Kishor reportedly met KCR at his farm house outside Hyderabad over the weekend.
The poll strategist is also working with the Telangana CM on cobbling up an anti-BJP front of regional parties ahead of the 2024 general elections with the help of West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee.
KCR recently had a meeting with Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and is slated to meet Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin and Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan.
A grand meet of opposition CMs is also being in Delhi after the Assembly election results on March 10.
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Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao's daughter Kavita who is a member of Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) and former MP took to Twitter and shared a handwritten poem with the title "Hum Sab Hindustani".
With the poem, Kavita is referring to the ongoing hijab row in Karnataka. she strongly said people of India cannot decide solely on how a particular segment of society expects women and religions to act.“Wearing and applying Sindoor is my conscious choice. Wearing Hijab is Muskan’s choice” Kavita added. The choice of attire and lifestyle is one's personal choice.

Telangana CM's Daughter writes poem as a sign of protest against Karnataka Hijab row

Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao's daughter Kavita who is a member of Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) and former MP took to Twitter and shared a handwritten poem with the title "Hum Sab Hindustani".
With the poem, Kavita is referring to the ongoing hijab row in Karnataka.
she strongly said people of India cannot decide solely on how a particular segment of society expects women and religions to act.

Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao's daughter and former TRS&nbsp;MP&nbsp;Kavitha&nbsp;took to Twitter to share her thoughts on the ongoing hijab row in Karnataka through a poem written by her in Hindi.
Kavitha shared a picture of the paper she had written the poem on. With the photograph she wrote that wearing and applying sindoor is her conscious choice and similarly wearing a hijab is Muslim girl's choice. Let women decide what they are comfortable in embracing and wearing, she further wrote.&nbsp;
In her poem, she writes that irrespective of whether one wears a turban, a hijab, sindoor or a cross, everyone is an Indian.
Whether it is Pingali Venkayya who made the India tricolour or Abid Hasan Safarani or Iqbal who wrote &lsquo;Saare Jahan Se Accha&rsquo; or Rabindranath Tagore who wrote the national anthem, &nbsp;everyone is an India, she further wrote in her poem.&nbsp;
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The TRS MP&rsquo;s poem comes amid a huge controversy over Karnataka govt banning girls from entering classes if they are wearing a hijab.

Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao's daughter Kavita&nbsp;took to Twitter and shared a handwritten poem.&nbsp;she strongly said people of India cannot decide&nbsp;solely on how a particular segment of society expects women and religions to act.

Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao's daughter and former TRS&nbsp;MP&nbsp;Kavitha&nbsp;took to Twitter to share her thoughts on the ongoing hijab row in Karnataka through a poem written by her in Hindi.
Kavitha shared a picture of the paper she had written the poem on with the caption &lsquo;Wearing and applying Sindoor is my conscious choice. Wearing Hijab is Muskan&rsquo;s choice. Let women decide what they are comfortable in embracing and wearing. #Don&rsquo;tTeachUs.
In her poem, she writes that irrespective of whether one wears a turban, a hijab, sindoor or a cross, everyone is an Indian.
Whether it is Pingali Venkayya who made the India tricolour or Abid Hasan Safarani or Iqbal who wrote &lsquo;Saare Jahan Se Accha&rsquo; or Rabindranath Tagore who wrote the national anthem, &nbsp;everyone is an India, she further wrote.
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The TRS MP&rsquo;s poem comes amid a huge controversy over Karnataka govt banning girls from entering classes if they are wearing a hijab.

Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao announced Rs 3 lakh ex gratia each to the family members of north Indian farmers, who died during the agitation against the Centre’s contentious farm laws.
Addressing the media here on Saturday, the Chief Minister said around 750 farmers lost their lives during the 13-month stir and the Telangana government would give ex-gratia of around Rs 22.50 crore to them.
Telangana ministers would reach the bereaved family members to hand over the ex-gratia, he said and demanded that the Central government declare Rs 25 lakh ex gratia to the families of the deceased farmers.
Chandrasekhar Rao said two delegations comprising ministers, MPs and officials would reach Delhi on Sunday to sort out the paddy procurement issue. “I will stay in Delhi for two days and meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss farming issues,” he said. A delegation led by agriculture minister S. Niranjan Reddy and civil supplies minister G. Kamalakar along with TRS MPs would meet the concerned ministers, he said, adding that another delegation led by Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar would discuss the issue with top officials.
He said that based on the Central government’s response, they would ‘guide’ the farmers in Telangana state on sowing paddy and procurement issues. “There is no need to worry about paddy procurement as around 6,600 paddy purchasing centres were opened across the state,” the Chief Minister assured. “We will purchase the last grain of the paddy in the ensuing marketing season”, he said.
Reacting to the repeal of farm laws, Chandrasekhar Rao termed it as victory for farmers. After a 13-month-long stir, brave farmers got relief with the decision of the Union government, he said. Numerous cases were registered against agitating farmers and even a Bengaluru-based youth Disha, he said. Sedition cases were registered against farmers and their supporters, but the Narendra Modi government realised its mistake and tendered apology to the farming community, he said.
The Chief Minister demanded that a law be enacted to ensure at least minimum support price (MSP) to farmers. A bill should be introduced in the next Parliament session on MSP as 15 crore farmers’ families were eagerly waiting, he said. The Central government should take it as a positive step, he suggested.
Chandrashekar Rao said he would fight against the electricity bill introduced by the Central government. Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu were providing electricity to farmers and the Central government should not pressurise the states on new electricity bill, he said. “If the BJP government wants to introduce the electricity bill, it should be implemented in the BJP-ruled states,” he said. The TRS would fight against the electricity bill in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Not only farmers, electricity employees and people were worried over the electricity bill, which was in final shape for implementation, he said.

Telangana CM announces Rs 22.50 crore compensation for 750 farmer who died during farm law protest

As farmers up their ante demanding a law to guarantee MSP, Telangana CM K Chandrashekar Rao has announced Rs 3 lakh ex gratia each to the family members of farmers who died during the protest over farm laws

As farmers up their ante demanding a law to guarantee MSP, Telangana&nbsp;Chief Minister K&nbsp;Chandrashekar Rao&nbsp;has announced Rs 3 lakh ex gratia each to the family members of north Indian farmers, who died during the agitation against the Centre&rsquo;s contentious farm laws.
Addressing the media, the Chief Minister said around 750 farmers lost their lives during the 13-month stir and the Telangana government would give ex-gratia of around Rs 22.50 crore to them.
Telangana ministers would reach out to the bereaved family members to hand over the ex-gratia. The chief minister demanded that the Central government declare Rs 25 lakh ex gratia to the families of the deceased farmers.
He said he will be in&nbsp;Delhi for two days and meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss farming issues.

Telangana ministers would reach the bereaved family members to hand over the ex-gratia, he said and demanded that the Central government declare Rs 25 lakh ex gratia to the families of the deceased farmers.

Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao announced Rs 3 lakh ex gratia each to the family members of north Indian farmers, who died during the agitation against the Centre&rsquo;s contentious farm laws.
Addressing the media here on Saturday, the Chief Minister said around 750 farmers lost their lives during the 13-month stir and the Telangana government would give ex-gratia of around Rs 22.50 crore to them.
Telangana ministers would reach the bereaved family members to hand over the ex-gratia, he said and demanded that the Central government declare Rs 25 lakh ex gratia to the families of the deceased farmers.
Chandrasekhar Rao said two delegations comprising ministers, MPs and officials would reach Delhi on Sunday to sort out the paddy procurement issue. &ldquo;I will stay in Delhi for two days and meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss farming issues,&rdquo; he said. A delegation led by agriculture minister S. Niranjan Reddy and civil supplies minister G. Kamalakar along with TRS MPs would meet the concerned ministers, he said, adding that another delegation led by Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar would discuss the issue with top officials.
He said that based on the Central government&rsquo;s response, they would &lsquo;guide&rsquo; the farmers in Telangana state on sowing paddy and procurement issues. &ldquo;There is no need to worry about paddy procurement as around 6,600 paddy purchasing centres were opened across the state,&rdquo; the Chief Minister assured. &ldquo;We will purchase the last grain of the paddy in the ensuing marketing season&rdquo;, he said.
Reacting to the repeal of farm laws, Chandrasekhar Rao termed it as victory for farmers. After a 13-month-long stir, brave farmers got relief with the decision of the Union government, he said. Numerous cases were registered against agitating farmers and even a Bengaluru-based youth Disha, he said. Sedition cases were registered against farmers and their supporters, but the Narendra Modi government realised its mistake and tendered apology to the farming community, he said.
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The Chief Minister demanded that a law be enacted to ensure at least minimum support price (MSP) to farmers. A bill should be introduced in the next Parliament session on MSP as 15 crore farmers&rsquo; families were eagerly waiting, he said. The Central government should take it as a positive step, he suggested.
Chandrashekar Rao said he would fight against the electricity bill introduced by the Central government. Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu were providing electricity to farmers and the Central government should not pressurise the states on new electricity bill, he said. &ldquo;If the BJP government wants to introduce the electricity bill, it should be implemented in the BJP-ruled states,&rdquo; he said. The TRS would fight against the electricity bill in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Not only farmers, electricity employees and people were worried over the electricity bill, which was in final shape for implementation, he said.

Five days after he addressed a massive election rally, Telangana&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;K Chandrashekhar Rao tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday.Rao&nbsp;has mild Covid symptoms and has been advised&nbsp;isolation. The TRS&nbsp;leader is staying at his farmhouse where a team of doctors is monitoring his health.
On April 14, the Chief Minister had addressed a massive election rally in Nalgonda District, for Nagarjuna Sagar bypoll, which went for the polls on April 17.
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4 days after holding massive poll rally, Telangana CM tests Covid+ 

Five days after he addressed a massive election rally, Telangana&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;K Chandrashekhar Rao tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday. Rao&nbsp;has mild Covid symptoms and has been advised&nbsp;isolation. The TRS&nbsp;leader is staying at his farmhouse where a team of doctors is monitoring his health.
On April 14, the Chief Minister had addressed a massive election rally in Nalgonda District, for Nagarjuna Sagar bypoll, which went for the polls on April 17.
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5 days after holding massive poll rally, Telangana CM tests Covid+ 

//KCR&nbsp;tests Covid+ve days after holding a massive rally //Telangana&nbsp;CM has mild symptoms, is in isolation&nbsp; //Rao&nbsp;addresses Nalgonda&nbsp;bypoll rally on April 14&nbsp;

Five days after he addressed a massive election rally, Telangana&nbsp;chief minister&nbsp;K Chandrashekhar Rao tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday. Rao&nbsp;has mild Covid symptoms and has been advised&nbsp;isolation. The TRS&nbsp;leader is staying at his farmhouse where a team of doctors is monitoring his health.
On April 14, the Chief Minister had addressed a massive election rally in Nalgonda District, for Nagarjuna Sagar bypoll, which went for the polls on April 17.
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Hyderabad floods: Telugu stars donate to Telangana CM relief fund

Telugu celebrities including Mahesh Babu, Jr NTR, Nagarjuna and Chiranjeevi have come forward to donate to the Telangana Chief Minister Relief Fund to help people who are affected by the massive rains in Hyderabad.

Mahesh Babu, Jr NTR donate to Telangana CM relief fund 
Hyderabad witnessed massive rainfall last week

Telugu celebrities have come forward to donate to the Telangana Chief Minister Relief Fund to help people affected by the massive rains.
Urging people to donate towards the cause, Mahesh Babu took to Twitter and revealed that he has donated ₹1 crore to the Chief Minister relief fund of Telangana. Jr NTR has also contributed ₹50 lakh to Telangana CM Relief Fund to rebuild the city of Hyderabad.
Highlighting the loss of property and lives due to the floods in Hyderabad, Nagarjuna revealed that he will contribute ₹50 lakhs to Telangana CM relief fund.
Megastar Chiranjeevi took to Twitter to share that he has donated ₹1 crore to the CM relief fund.&nbsp;

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