CM Revanth Reddy’s anti-illegal occupation agency, HYDRAA, has been making headlines for its aggressive stance on demolishing unauthorized structures, regardless of their owners' status. This includes high-profile properties like Nagarjuna’s N Convention and now, Pallam Raju’s ORO Sports Village, which was recently demolished. The action took place on land near the Full Tank Level (FTL) of Himayat Sagar, sparking significant controversy. Pallam Raju, a senior C

AV Ranganath, the Chief of the Hyderabad Road Development Authority (HYDRAA), has been actively engaging with media outlets to clarify the department's operations and its role in addressing illegal structures. A key point of discussion has been the Janwada farmhouse owned by Kalvakuntla Taraka Ramarao (KTR). Ranganath emphasized that the farmhouse does not fall under HYDRAA’s purview, as it is governed by GO 111, which delineates regulations for certain types of structures. He assur

HYDRAA, a new initiative spearheaded by Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, has recently captured significant media attention. The department's mission is to tackle illegal constructions encroaching on lakes, with a firm stance that no individual, regardless of influence, will be spared. Ranganath, the chief of HYDRAA, has made it clear that the department is committed to enforcing these regulations rigorously, demonstrated by the recent demolition of Akkineni Nagarjuna’s N-Conv

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has generated significant buzz with his enforcement of the HYDRAA program, aimed at removing illegal constructions encroaching on water bodies in Hyderabad. While this initiative has garnered public support for its intent to protect crucial land areas, it has faced criticism from various political factions. In response to KTR’s accusation that HYDRAA is a politically motivated campaign targeting opponents’ properties, Revanth Reddy has issued

The Telangana government’s recent introduction of HYDRAA represents a significant effort to address illegal constructions encroaching on water bodies and protect FTL (Full Tank Level) and buffer zone lands. This initiative, spearheaded by Revanth Reddy, has generally received positive feedback for its environmental and regulatory goals. However, it has also sparked intense political opposition from BRS, BJP, and MIM, who are critical of the program’s implications. Vetera

The demolition of N-Convention in Madhapur has ignited a significant debate across Telugu states and in the media, with the HYDRA department at the center of the controversy. AV Ranganath, the chief of the department, has addressed several concerns related to the demolition of illegal structures, particularly those encroaching on lakes and other public lands. His comments provide clarity amid complaints from various individuals and politicians, especially regarding the Fathima Ovaisi College

Since Revanth Reddy assumed office as Chief Minister of Telangana in December, he has navigated a complex political landscape marked by significant challenges. His administration has faced pressure to deliver on campaign promises while managing strong opposition from both the Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS) and BJP. Despite these hurdles, Reddy has demonstrated effective leadership and diplomacy, working to balance the expectations of his constituents with the demands of governance. One

In recent months, HYDRAA, the Hyderabad Disaster Response Authority established by Revanth Reddy, has become a focal point in Telangana politics. The agency gained significant attention after demolishing Nagarjuna’s N Convention in Hitech City for encroaching on Tammidikunta lake. This action highlighted HYDRAA’s commitment to tackling illegal constructions that impinge on natural water bodies in Hyderabad. The spotlight now shifts to the Fatima Owaisi Women’s Coll

The Hyderabad Disaster Response Authority (HYDRAA) has become a central topic of discussion across Hyderabad and Telangana. Established by the Revanth Reddy government, the agency is tasked with addressing illegal constructions on buffer lands that should be preserved for natural water bodies. IPS officer A V Ranganath, who is leading HYDRAA, has quickly made an impact by reclaiming 150 acres of land and demolishing 140 illegal constructions, including 50 multi-story buildings, within just a

The demolition of N Convention, owned by Nagarjuna Akkineni, has stirred significant controversy and media attention. The Telangana government's new department, HYDRAA, carried out the demolition on the grounds of alleged illegal construction in a lake buffer zone. However, Nagarjuna has issued a statement refuting these claims. In his statement on X, Nagarjuna expressed his discontent with the "unlawful" manner of the demolition, which he says occurred despite existin

A catastrophic fire erupted at Escientia Advanced Sciences Private Ltd. in the Special Economic Zone at Atchutapuram, Anakapalli, Andhra Pradesh, resulting in the tragic deaths of at least 18 workers and leaving 20 others seriously injured. The blaze, reportedly triggered by a reactor explosion, has shocked the region and prompted an immediate response from the Andhra Pradesh government. Chief Minister

In recent months, significant financial irregularities under YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's administration have come to light, sparking widespread controversy. The latest revelation involves a staggering expenditure of Rs 3.62 crores by the Chief Minister's Office (CMO) on Egg Puffs for its staff over the past five years. This translates to an average annual expenditure of 72 lakhs, with the CMO allegedly consuming 993 Egg Puffs daily, amounting to a total of 18 lakhs Egg Puffs over the perio