Live
- This Tamil Nadu village says no to firecrackers to protect 'Bat Grove'
- IPL 2025: Virat Kohli, Rajat Patidar, and Yash Dayal retained by Royal Challengers Bengaluru
- TN fireworks manufacturers sell Rs 6,000 crore worth of fireworks for Diwali
- Pant, Rahul & Iyer among big-ticket names heading to IPL 2025 mega auction
- Amit Shah performs darshan & puja at Gujarat’s Lord Swaminarayan temple
- Temples too marked as Waqf property, claims K’taka BJP
- Community Unites in Maldakal to Demand Justice for Vadde Rajeshwari
- IAS officer Lalengmawia takes charge as acting Chief Secretary of Mizoram
- iOS 18.1 Brings New Features to iPhones: Apple Intelligence, Enhanced AirPods and More
- IPL 2025: Trying to trim the retentions down to six was very challenging, says Venky Mysore
KCR directs party MPs to raise concerns in the upcoming parliament elections
The BRS party, under the leadership of KCR, held a parliamentary party meeting to discuss the upcoming parliamentary sessions.
The BRS party, under the leadership of KCR, held a parliamentary party meeting to discuss the upcoming parliamentary sessions. The meeting was attended by Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha Parliamentary Party leaders, as well as other party MPs.
During the meeting, KCR emphasized the importance of raising the voice for Telangana rights in the parliamentary sessions. He stated that the BRS party is the only force fighting for the rights of Telangana and it is the responsibility of the BRS MPs to protect and prevent any infringement on those rights.
KCR also reminded the MPs of the party's history of fighting for the implementation of pending promises of state division, allocation of river water, and transfer of common assets. He urged the MPs to present strong arguments on behalf of Telangana during the parliamentary sessions.
The meeting, which lasted for about three hours, involved discussions on the strategies to be adopted in both houses of Parliament and the various issues to be addressed.
