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Ahead Of Telangana Polls, Ex Minister, Congress Leaders Join KCR's Party
In a boost to Bharat Rashtra Samithi ahead of Telangana assembly elections, former minister Nagam Janardhan Reddy, ex MLA Vishnuvardhan Reddy, Kolhapur leader Rampulla Reddy, Karimnagar leader Kota Jaipal Reddy and Congress leader joined the party
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Telangana Chief Minister To Visit Delhi's Mohalla Clinics
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao on his an India tour to attend national-level political and social programs will visit Mohalla clinics in Delhi today. Delhi Chief Minister will accompany him and will also visit Delhi government schools.
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Is It Not Congress And BJP Who Ruled The Country For Long: KCR
Hitting out at the Congress and the BJP, Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao Monday alleged that the two parties spoke as if someone else is responsible for the problems in the country though it was they who ruled the country for the longest period.
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KCR Takes Unflinching Aim At PM Modi - At Least For Now
Telangana has only 17 Lok Sabha seats - conventionally too small a number to make a difference in the New Delhi political theatre. But if he manages to effect as vast a victory as he did for the state election - and India delivers a hung verdict - KCR's political orbit could expand exponentially.
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Ahead Of Telangana Polls, Ex Minister, Congress Leaders Join KCR's Party
In a boost to Bharat Rashtra Samithi ahead of Telangana assembly elections, former minister Nagam Janardhan Reddy, ex MLA Vishnuvardhan Reddy, Kolhapur leader Rampulla Reddy, Karimnagar leader Kota Jaipal Reddy and Congress leader joined the party
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Telangana Chief Minister To Visit Delhi's Mohalla Clinics
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao on his an India tour to attend national-level political and social programs will visit Mohalla clinics in Delhi today. Delhi Chief Minister will accompany him and will also visit Delhi government schools.
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Is It Not Congress And BJP Who Ruled The Country For Long: KCR
Hitting out at the Congress and the BJP, Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao Monday alleged that the two parties spoke as if someone else is responsible for the problems in the country though it was they who ruled the country for the longest period.
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KCR Takes Unflinching Aim At PM Modi - At Least For Now
Telangana has only 17 Lok Sabha seats - conventionally too small a number to make a difference in the New Delhi political theatre. But if he manages to effect as vast a victory as he did for the state election - and India delivers a hung verdict - KCR's political orbit could expand exponentially.
