Hyderabad, India (Local)
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Ireddy Srinivas Reddy's coverage indicates a strong focus on local politics in Telangana, India. His articles predominantly revolve around government announcements and evolving political stories, with topics including Telangana politics, Lok Sabha elections, Congress party, BJP party, and specific Telangana leaders.
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By: Ireddy Srinivas Reddy
HYDERABAD: The AICC has already given a preliminary green signal to the Telangana Congress disciplinary committee's recommendations against Endowments Minister Konda Surekha and Planning Board Vice-Chairman G Chinna Reddy, according to a senior party leader, with the matter now awaiting the high command's formal decision.
By: Ireddy Srinivas Reddy
HYDERABAD: By the time the sun began setting on Wednesday, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka was on his way to Bengaluru, where AICC president Mallikarjun Kharge was also present and a meeting between the two was expected.
By: Ireddy Srinivas Reddy
HYDERABAD: The question confronting the Telangana Congress is no longer limited to what action should be taken against Endowments Minister Konda Surekha and Planning Board vice-chairman G Chinna Reddy. Within party circles, the discussion has turned into a key question: How to settle the dispute without allowing it to unsettle the government or deepen divisions within the party.
By: Ireddy Srinivas Reddy
HYDERABAD: The principal opposition party in the state, the Bharat Rashtra Samithi, is preparing to take its battle with the Congress government beyond the Assembly and into the neighbourhoods, villages and constituencies, with a week-long statewide agitation beginning September 2.
HYDERABAD: A day after his expulsion from AIMIM, MLC Mirza Rahmath Baig, in defiance of the party leadership, has refused to resign from the Legislative Council.
By: Ireddy Srinivas Reddy
HYDERABAD: The discussions over the internal issues raging within the ruling Congress, especially those related to Endowments Minister Konda Surekha and Planning Board vice-chairman G Chinna Reddy as well as other organisational matters, are set to reach New Delhi with Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and a number of senior party leaders scheduled to visit the national capital this week.
By: Ireddy Srinivas Reddy
Two AICC general secretaries, two ministers and a top leader have urged the party high command to exercise caution before taking any action against her, including dropping her from the Cabinet.
By: Ireddy Srinivas Reddy
HYDERABAD: Discussions over disciplinary action against Endowments Minister Konda Surekha and Planning Board Vice-Chairman G Chinna Reddy came to the centre of Congress consultations in Delhi on Tuesday, with Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, TPCC chief Mahesh Kumar Goud and several ministers in the national capital amid talks of a Cabinet reshuffle.
By: Ireddy Srinivas Reddy
HYDERABAD: For all the talk around the next Cabinet reshuffle, the message coming from the Congress camp on Thursday was that there may be no immediate expansion or reshuffle. At least, not before the monsoon session of the Assembly ends.
By: Ireddy Srinivas Reddy
HYDERABAD: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Thursday told the Congress Legislature Party that a flash survey commissioned by him had found the BRS losing massive ground among people over the past few days. Thanking Congress leaders for the manner in which they handled the recent attempts at disrupting the Monsoon Session, he told them it was time to capitalise on the BRS setback, work in tandem and keep up the pressure on the Opposition.
