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The Telangana Government has announced a significant update in the security protocol at the Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Telangana Secretariat in Hyderabad. Aimed at enhancing the safety of one of the state’s most vital administrative hubs, security responsibilities are being officially transferred from the Telangana Special Police to the Telangana Special Protection Force (TGSPF). This change is intended to leverage TGSPF's expertise in safeguarding sensitive sites, with the handover directive formalized under the General Administration Department’s Government Order (G.O.) No. 227. Telangana State
  • October 30, 2024

Telangana Secretariat Security handed over to TGSPF

Introduction The Telangana Government has announced a significant update in the security protocol at the Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Telangana Secretariat…
The Musi River revitalization project, led by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, marks a transformative step in reshaping Hyderabad’s urban landscape. This ambitious initiative aims to rejuvenate the Musi River, bringing economic growth and enhanced urban aesthetics, similar to renowned international riverfront projects. Here’s a breakdown of the project’s strategic vision, objectives, and expected impact. Defining Musi’s Boundaries and Conceptual Design The development of the Musi River begins with precisely defining its boundaries, allowing the team to craft comprehensive designs, drawings, and a detailed project report (DPR). This clarity is crucial to avoid interruptions to construction and urban planning. Reddy emphasized the importance of a detailed approach, stating, “If we define the available land, we can decide the building structures and plan accordingly.” He acknowledged the need for international expertise, assembling a consortium of companies with global experience to develop a refined design concept. Economic and Urban Renewal through Musi Revitalization If left unattended, Reddy warns, the Musi River could become a detriment to Hyderabad, worsening urban conditions. However, with revitalization, the river can catalyze economic growth and turn Hyderabad into a model city, on par with Seoul and other international urban centers. Reddy affirms, “There will be no compromise in Musi’s development; we will ensure it’s transformed into an impressive landmark.” Drawing inspiration from Seoul’s Cheonggyecheon restoration and Han River development, Reddy envisions a vibrant riverfront with economic potential for Hyderabad. Initial Development: From Bapu Ghat to the Upper Stream The Musi project’s first phase will cover a 21-kilometer stretch, from Bapu Ghat upwards, with world-class standards. Reddy, renowned for his thorough planning, emphasized his commitment to consulting with all stakeholders, gathering diverse perspectives before taking action. He challenged opposition parties to present their vision, stating, “If you have a vision document, share it with us. I am open to discussions, whether with Hyderabad and Rangareddy district ministers, the Chief Secretary, or opposition members.” Confident in his role, he expressed that his primary goal is state development, allocating his time and energy solely toward this cause. Consortium for DPR Design: Collaborating with Global Experts The government has entrusted an international consortium of five reputed consulting firms with creating the Musi River DPR. This project, valued at INR 141 crore, will include designs, blueprints, construction models, and financial frameworks. The project area will also accommodate a farmers’ market, ensuring alternative sites for vendors and protecting local interests. Reddy assured that “all residents, including small business owners, will have dedicated marketplaces to continue their livelihoods.” Once complete, the Musi River area will host night markets and entertainment centers, contributing to Hyderabad’s growing economy. Addressing Concerns and Open Dialogue Reddy has welcomed constructive feedback from those with concerns or suggestions. He urged that any knowledge of cost-effective solutions be shared, noting, “If anyone has practical insights, based on your experience and knowledge, let us know.” Comparing this project to other ambitious regional efforts, he referenced projects where displaced communities received adequate housing, compensation, and alternative employment options, underlining the commitment to support Musi River’s nearby residents. Through the Musi River project, Hyderabad aims to establish itself as a thriving, economically dynamic city with a revitalized river at its heart, promoting sustainable growth and enhanced quality of life Telangana State
  • October 30, 2024

Musi River Development from Bapughat to Upper Regions DPR Ready in Three Months: Revanth Reddy

The Musi River revitalization project, led by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, marks a transformative step in reshaping Hyderabad’s urban landscape.…
US Presidential Elections 2024: Telangana's 11-Day Yagam for Kamala Harris' Victory Indians in Telangana Hold Special 11-Day Yagam for Kamala Harris’ Presidential Campaign As the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election campaign nears its climax, with voting scheduled for November 5, a unique show of support for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris has taken place in Bhadradri Kothagudem, Telangana, India. Led by the Shyamala Gopalan Educational Foundation, an 11-day "yagam" ritual has been performed by several Vedic pundits to pray for Harris’s victory. Organizers and participants alike believe the yagam could positively influence Harris’s chances of winning the election. The Sri Raja Shyamalamba Sahita Shata Chandi Purvaka Sudarshana Maha Yagam Held at H Convention in Palvancha, Bhadradri Kothagudem, the ritual, named the "Sri Raja Shyamalamba Sahita Shata Chandi Purvaka Sudarshana Maha Yagam," has gathered 40 Vedic scholars and thousands of supporters. The founder of the Shyamala Gopalan Educational Foundation, Nalla Suresh Reddy, who organized the event, told ANI that this grand Hindu ceremony was designed to invoke blessings for Harris's success. According to Reddy, the yagam has already led to an increase in local support for Harris, underscoring its intended spiritual impact. Kamala Harris’s Indian Heritage and Support Base Kamala Harris has deep-rooted ties to India through her late mother, Dr. Shyamala Gopalan, who emigrated to the United States before marrying Harris's father, a Jamaican. Harris’s connection to her mother’s heritage has resonated with many Indians, and her supporters in Telangana view her potential presidency as a source of pride. With Harris as the Democratic candidate following President Joe Biden's decision to step back from the race, her campaign emphasizes crucial issues, including support for abortion rights, pathways to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, and economic reforms. Harris’s heritage, along with her progressive platform, has contributed to growing support from Indian communities. Increased Support Through Spiritual Practices The yagam culminates in a significant "Purnahuti," or closing ritual, which organizers believe will channel divine support for Harris. According to Reddy, about 7,000 attendees are expected for the final day, underscoring the substantial following this event has garnered. Each day of the yagam, between 500 and 1,000 participants have been served meals as part of the ritual. Reddy expressed optimism about Harris’s success, asserting, "We are praying for Kamala Harris's victory by keeping our faith strong." This religious act highlights the connection between cultural beliefs and political support in India, where religious practices often extend beyond personal spirituality to encompass aspirations for global events. Harris’s Journey as a Historic Candidate Kamala Harris is celebrated as the first female, Black, and Asian American U.S. Vice President. Should she win, she will not only make history as the first woman to hold the presidential office but also as a symbol of diversity and progress in American politics. Harris’s education at Howard University, a historically Black college, and her advocacy for equality have made her a role model, attracting a broad base of supporters. The U.S. Presidential Election has become a close race between Harris and former President Donald Trump, who is campaigning to regain his former position. For many, Harris’s victory would signify a milestone in both American and global politics. Conclusion: A Cultural and Political Gesture of Support The 11-day yagam in Telangana reflects a unique form of international support that blends cultural, spiritual, and political sentiments. As the U.S. elections approach, Harris’s supporters in India remain hopeful that this powerful spiritual gesture will contribute to her success, marking an unprecedented form of cross-cultural solidarity in political support. Telangana State
  • October 30, 2024

Indians in Telangana Hold Special 11-Day Yagam for Kamala Harris’ Presidential Campaign

US Presidential Elections 2024: Telangana’s 11-Day Yagam for Kamala Harris’ Victory As the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election campaign nears its…
Political Tensions in Telangana: BRS Warns of Upcoming Political Maneuvers and Alleged Propaganda Political tensions in Telangana are escalating as the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) has expressed concerns over what they describe as a forthcoming wave of political manipulations, targeting their members and mission. According to recent statements, BRS leaders allege that opposition parties—specifically the Congress, BJP, and TDP—are orchestrating a series of tactics aimed at discrediting the BRS and its leadership. This article examines these claims, outlines the political landscape in Telangana, and discusses the strategies each party might employ in the days ahead. The Battle for Telangana: BRS's Accusations Against Congress and Other Rivals Telangana State
  • October 29, 2024

KTR Alert to BRS leaders on Cases being Filed, vilification through Deep Fake Technology

Political Tensions in Telangana: BRS Warns of Upcoming Political Maneuvers and Alleged Propaganda Political tensions in Telangana are escalating as…
Under the instructions of my client, Mr. Bandi Sanjay Kumar, Member of Parliament for Karimnagar Constituency and Hon’ble Minister of State for Home Affairs, I hereby issue this formal reply to the legal notice dated October 22, 2024, sent on behalf of your client, Mr. Kalvakuntla Taraka Rama Rao. Introduction Denial of Allegations: My client unequivocally denies all allegations raised in the notice, asserting they lack any basis and reflect a malicious intent. He is compelled to issue this formal response, rejecting any accusations except where otherwise explicitly admitted. Public Service Commitment: My client is an active Member of Parliament for the Karimnagar constituency, currently serving as a Union Minister in the Ministry of Home Affairs, as well as the National General Secretary for the Bharatiya Janata Party. He has dedicated his career to public welfare, notably advocating for a separate Telangana state. Advocacy for Students’ Rights: Throughout his life, my client has been a staunch advocate for student welfare, actively participating in student politics as a former leader of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP). His history demonstrates consistent support for issues relevant to the student community. Specific Responses to Allegations Unfounded Allegations and Malicious Intent: My client considers the claims in the notice baseless, and he urges that evidence be presented to substantiate these allegations. The notice appears to have been sent with ill intent, which my client rejects entirely. Response to Paragraphs 1 and 2: Your client’s statements are exaggerated and lack proof. My client denies mentioning your client’s name at any point during the press conference held on October 19, 2024, and demands strict evidence if otherwise. Response to Paragraph 3: My client is unaware of any specific videos or headlines circulating about the October 19th interview. However, he notes that it is a documented fact that your client admitted to “phone tapping” during a Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) meeting on March 27, 2024. Such statements are, therefore, matters of public record and not mere allegations. Response to Paragraph 4: My client denies all statements in paragraph 4, pointing out that the BRS administration’s handling of the TSPSC Group-1 exams has indeed been controversial and marked by cancellations. Your client’s statements about phone tapping can be corroborated through official BRS Party sources. Response to Paragraphs 5 and 6: My client dismisses all allegations as unsubstantiated. His statements are not defamatory, and there is no intent to damage anyone’s reputation. Furthermore, at no point has he exploited his official position to target your client or anyone associated with them. Public Communication Rights: As a Union Minister and Member of Parliament, my client has the right to address public concerns, including those relevant to Telangana residents. His statements align with his freedom of speech under Article 19(a) of the Indian Constitution. Response to Paragraphs 7 and 8: My client denies any defamatory remarks against your client. Addressing the media is part of his responsibilities as a Union Minister. Response to Paragraphs 9 and 10: My client’s statements are not defamatory, libellous, or slanderous. The accusation of vendetta politics is groundless; my client’s statements were intended solely to address student issues within Telangana. Response to Paragraphs 11, 12, and 13: My client affirms that no statements were directed specifically at your client. This legal notice is perceived as an attempt to suppress his right to free speech and deter him from engaging with the public on relevant matters. Protection of Constitutional Rights: The rights of my client to publicly express views on public service matters are safeguarded under the Indian Constitution. He will not be intimidated by legal threats and is prepared to exercise all legal avenues to defend his rights. Conclusion and Demands Request to Withdraw Legal Notice: i. Withdraw the legal notice dated October 22, 2024, and retract all allegations. ii. Issue a public apology to my client through the media. Consequences of Non-Compliance: Should you fail to meet the demands in paragraph 14 within seven (7) days, my client will be compelled to initiate legal proceedings against you, holding you liable for associated costs and consequences. Sincerely, Naveen Undavalli, Advocate You said: rewrite, Bandi Sanjay responds to KTR’s legal notice says has never taken his name during the entire press meet Demands to issue public apology addressed via the media and also withdraw the legal notice in 7days Telangana State
  • October 29, 2024

Bandi Sanjay responds to KTR legal notice

In response to a legal notice from Kalvakuntla Taraka Rama Rao (KTR), Union Minister Bandi Sanjay firmly stated that he…
The Government of Telangana has issued new orders concerning the transfer and postings of several IAS officers to optimize administrative efficiency across the state. These changes are part of an administrative initiative to enhance governance and streamline the state’s bureaucratic framework. 1. Narayana Reddy: New Posting in Rangareddy Sri Narayana Reddy, IAS (2015), who previously held the position of Collector and District Magistrate in Nalgonda, has been reassigned to serve as Collector and District Magistrate of Rangareddy. This transfer follows the reassignment of Sri K. Shashanka, IAS (2013). 2. Ila Tripathi: New Collector of Nalgonda Smt. Ila Tripathi, IAS (2017), who served as the Director of Tourism, has been appointed as the Collector and District Magistrate of Nalgonda, filling the position left by Sri Narayana Reddy. This new role is expected to drive further development within the Nalgonda district. 3. Hanumantha Rao: Reassigned to Yadadri Bhongir Sri M. Hanumantha Rao, IAS (2013), previously Special Commissioner and Ex-Officio Special Secretary in the GA (I&PR) Department, is now designated as the Collector and District Magistrate of Yadadri Bhongir, replacing Sri Zendage Hanumant Kondiba, IAS (2016). 4. T.K. Sreedevi: Commissioner of Municipal Administration Dr. T.K. Sreedevi, IAS (2004), formerly Commissioner of SCD, is now posted as the Commissioner and Director of Municipal Administration. This appointment will relieve Sri V.P. Gautham, IAS (2014), from holding additional responsibilities in this post. 5. Manda Makarandu: New Role in CMRO Project Sri Manda Makarandu, IAS (2020), who was the Commissioner for the Municipal Corporation of Nizamabad, will now serve as Project Director for the CMRO Project in Hyderabad. 6. Zendage Hanumant Kondiba: New Director of Tourism and Endowments Sri Zendage Hanumant Kondiba, IAS (2016), has been transferred to the role of Director of Tourism, succeeding Smt. Ila Tripathi. Additionally, he will assume full additional charge (FAC) as Director of Endowments, relieving Sri M. Hanumantha Rao from this responsibility. 7. K. Shashanka: New Commissioner for State Flagship Projects Sri K. Shashanka, IAS (2013), has been appointed Commissioner of State Flagship Projects, a strategic role in managing key projects initiated by the state. 8. S. Harish: Special Commissioner in GA (I&PR) Department Sri S. Harish, IAS (2015), formerly Joint Secretary in the Revenue (DM) Department, has now been posted as Special Commissioner, I&PR and Ex-Officio Special Secretary in the GA (I&PR) Department. He will retain additional responsibilities as Joint Secretary to Government in the Revenue (DM) Department. 9. Vinay Krishna Reddy: Commissioner of R&R and LA, I&CAD Department Sri T. Vinay Krishna Reddy, IAS (2013), previously Joint Secretary in the HM&FW Department, is now assigned as Commissioner of R&R and Land Acquisition in the I&CAD Department. 10. Aisha Masrat Khanam: New Joint Secretary in HM&FW Department Smt. Aisha Masrat Khanam, IAS (2014), who was awaiting her posting, will assume the role of Joint Secretary in the HM&FW Department, replacing Sri T. Vinay Krishna Reddy. 11. Nikhil Chakravarthi: Additional Role as Additional Commissioner, CT Sri Nikhil Chakravarthi, IA&AS (2014), who serves as Executive Director at TGIIC, will now take on the FAC of the Additional Commissioner, Commercial Tax position. 12. K. Chandra Sekhar Reddy: New Role in Telangana State Dairy Development Sri K. Chandra Sekhar Reddy, MD of HACA, has been assigned the FAC of the Managing Director for the Telangana State Dairy Development Corporative Federation Limited, succeeding Smt. Chittem Lakshmi, IAS (2013). 13. Dilip Kumar: Commissioner of Nizamabad Municipal Corporation Sri S. Dilip Kumar, CEO of ZP, Medchal Malkajgiri, is now appointed as Commissioner of the Municipal Corporation of Nizamabad, succeeding Sri Manda Makarandu. Summary of Telangana’s Latest IAS Transfers These transfers reflect the Telangana Government’s commitment to strengthening its administrative leadership and enhancing governance efficiency. This updated list of appointments is expected to drive both local and state-level developments, ensuring the proper alignment of administrative functions across the state’s districts and departments. Telangana State
  • October 28, 2024

13 IAS Transfers in Telangana on 28 October 2024

The Government of Telangana has issued new orders concerning the transfer and postings of several IAS officers to optimize administrative…
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