Revanth’s Pasupathi Remark On KCR Sparks Political Debate Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s sharp political attack on BRS chief and former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao has triggered a fresh debate in state politics. Known for his aggressive speeches and strong political vocabulary, Revanth once again targeted KCR by comparing him to Pasupathi, the villain character from the Telugu film Arundhati. Revanth’s Aggressive Politics Re

KTR Accuses Congress Of Slowing Development BRS working president K. T. Rama Rao has strongly criticised the Congress government in Telangana, alleging that development and welfare initiatives have slowed significantly in the past two-and-a-half years. Speaking at a party meeting in Venkatagiri, Khammam district,

Hyderabad Metro becomes political flashpoint Hyderabad Metro rail project in Telangana has turned into a political flashpoint as parties dispute responsibility over expansion delays and route planning. The issue has moved beyond infrastructure discussion into a wider political narrative involving state leadership and central coordination gaps, making the project a repeated talking point in public debate. Commuters continue to face pressure due to incomplete network

BRS Files Objection Over TRS Name The BRS party has formally raised an objection regarding Kavitha’s newly approved party, Telangana Rakshana Sena (TRS). The Election Commission of India (ECI) granted approval for the name despite BRS’s complaint. BRS argues that using the name “TRS” could confuse voters and unfairly leverage Telangana sentiment, which they claim is historically tied to their party. Sources indicate that a

Bharat Rashtra Samithi working president KT Rama Rao addressed the Press Club Hyderabad on Wednesday, launching a comprehensive critique of Telangana’s ruling Congress government led by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. KTR described Congress as the “first enemy of Telangana,” alleging that the state has regressed under its administration after a decade of development under former Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao. He highlighted that Telangana had achieved notable progress in agriculture,

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A fresh political debate is gaining momentum in Telangana as K. Kavitha addresses the growing controversy around her criticism of K. Chandrashekar Rao. After launching her own political outfit, Telangana Rakshana Samithi (TRS), Kavitha has intensified her political attacks on the Bharat Rashtra Samithi leadership, including her father KCR and brother K. T. Rama Rao. Responding to criticism over targeting her own father, Kavitha offered a carefully measured explanation. She stated that while she may strongly disagree with KCR in his role as a political leader, her respect and emotional bond with him as her father remain unchanged. According to her, the differences are purely ideological and political, not personal. Kavitha emphasized that KCR is the person who gave her life and shaped her journey, and she would always remain indebted to him. However, she made it clear that this respect would not stop her from questioning his political decisions or opposing his leadership when needed. Her remarks come after a wave of criticism on social media, where many accused her of turning against her own roots. The backlash appears to have influenced her tone, leading to a more balanced and diplomatic approach in recent statements. However, the political reality is more complicated. In public perception, separating personal and political criticism is rarely straightforward. For many observers, any attack on KCR—regardless of context—naturally feels like a direct challenge to the family itself. Kavitha seems aware of this risk and appears ready to navigate the consequences as she builds her independent political identity. This evolving situation highlights not just a family disagreement, but a deeper power shift within Telangana politics, where personal relationships and political ambitions are now openly intersecting.

A major political development has unfolded in Telangana as K. Kavitha has successfully secured the TRS name for her new political party, creating fresh tensions within the state’s political landscape. This move is seen as a direct challenge to K. Chandrashekar Rao and his party, now known as

April 28, 2026 | Hyderabad — BRS alleges CCTV and phone hacking by Revanth Reddy government. Harish Rao claims surveillance on leaders, says evidence will be revealed later Political tensions have surfaced in Telangana as leaders from the Bharat Rashtra Samithi have accused the

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 own political party, Telangana Rashtra Sena (TRS), on Saturday, April 25, 2026. This development comes months after she was suspended from the BRS over alleged anti-party activities, marking a major

Former MP and Telangana Jagruthi founder Kalvakuntla Kavitha has announced the launch of her new political party, Sarvodaya Telangana, marking a significant shift in the state’s political landscape. The party will officially be unveiled on April 25, 2026, at Advaya Conventions in Medchal near Hyderabad. The event is expected to introduce the party’s flag, ideology, and leadership direction, with

Kalvakuntla Kavitha, once infamously known as the Lady in Liquor Scam, has been officially acquitted by the CBI court in Delhi, clearing her of all charges related to the Delhi liquor scam case. This major legal victory for Kavitha comes after a series of intense political attacks and prolonged legal proceedings. Despite being accused and publicly scrutinized, the court determined there was a lack of criminal evidence to substantiate the allegations against her. The accusations

The political arena in Telangana has once again been marred by a fiery exchange between BRS working president KTR and Telangana Congress leader, Revanth Reddy. Known for their often vocal and charged confrontations, political leaders in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana have been engaging in increasingly aggressive verbal exchanges, and KTR’s latest remarks have once again brought the issue to the forefront. At a recent BRS roadshow, KTR used highly provocative language while discussing Revanth Reddy, openly mocking the Telangana chief minister. “Ee Revanth Reddy gaadu emi peekaledu… vaadoka pottodu, inthe untadu,” KTR said, referring to Revanth's height in a demeaning manner. His speech grew more intense when he added, “Orei pottoda (Revanth) inkosaari BRS vasthe neeku untadi ra… mamulga undadu,” further escalating the verbal clash. KTR also resorted to using terms like “Howlagaallu” and other derogatory words aimed at not just Revanth but also other Congress leaders. This aggressive and provocative language is becoming a defining feature of the political discourse in the region, as both KTR and Revanth have consistently made headlines for their charged and over-the-top rhetoric. While such exchanges may be seen as a tool for political one-upmanship, the increasingly hostile tone of their debates is raising concerns among the public. Some even argue that such language is inappropriate, especially in a family setting, as it may prompt parents to restrict their children's access to political discussions on TV due to the nature of the rhetoric. Using such language against a Chief Minister is widely considered regressive, and critics argue that it reflects poorly on the state’s political environment. As Telangana's political culture continues to be defined by such verbal spats, many hope for a shift toward more constructive and respectful dialogue. However, as things stand, the aggressive political equilibrium currently in play only seems to deepen divisions, setting a concerning precedent for the future of the state’s politics.

A major development unfolded in Telangana politics on Saturday as the Special Investigation Team completed its first round of questioning of former chief minister K. Chandrashekar Rao in connection with the phone tapping case. The SIT officials arrived at KCR’s residence in Nandi Nagar earlier in the afternoon and began the inquiry at approximately 3:00 pm. What initially appeared to be a routine

Former IT minister of Telangana and working president of BRS, K. T. Rama Rao (KTR), was summoned by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) today to participate in the ongoing investigation into the phone tapping case. Before arriving at the police station, KTR addressed the media, offering a series of clarifications regarding the allegations and rumors that have been spreading about him. He categorically denied all accusations, stating that he had never committed any illegal acts or injustices,

Kavitha, daughter of former Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, has officially begun preparations to launch her own political party in the state, setting the stage for a fresh political chapter ahead of the 2028 Assembly elections. The move has sparked significant interest in Telangana’s political circles, as it signals a potential shift in leadership dynamics within the region. According to sources, Kavitha has already initiated the foundation-level planning for her par

In a deeply emotional moment at the Telangana Legislative Council, senior political leader and former BRS member Kavitha broke down in tears while delivering a powerful speech that sent shockwaves across the state’s political landscape. Speaking with visible anguish, Kavitha made serious allegations against the ruling establishment and her own party, stating that she had been selectively targeted

The winter session of the Telangana Legislative Assembly has begun on a dramatic and politically charged note, drawing statewide attention as Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and former Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao come face to face on the Assembly floor. This moment is being closely watched as it mark

The political atmosphere in Telangana is rapidly heating up with strong indications pointing towards a direct confrontation between Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and Bharat Rashtra Samithi chief K Chandrashekar Rao in the upcoming winter session of the Telangana Assembly. After remaining largely away from a

Former Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao has resurfaced in the public eye after months of political silence, levelling serious allegations against the Congress-led government headed by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. Responding swiftly, Revanth Reddy countered KCR’s accusations and issued a challenge for an open debate in the Telangana Assembly on river water issues. He urged the BRS supremo to attend the sessions scheduled from January 2, assuring full respect and stating that the