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Telangana Rakshana Sena Chief Kalvakuntla Kavitha clarified her political fight is against her father K. Chandrashekar Rao as BRS president, not personally. She launched her new platform with a five-point 'Panchanjanyam' plan for 'Sarvodaya Telangana,' focusing on education, healthcare, farmer support, and employment. Kavitha also criticized the Congress government's welfare fund utilization and proposed federal structure changes.

K Kavitha is launching a new political party in Telangana, aiming to fulfill the region's "unfinished agenda." She stated her supporters were expelled from the BRS, not that they left. Kavitha emphasized her deep connection to Telangana and its people, viewing them as her family, despite strained ties with her father's party and family.

K Kavitha, daughter of former Telangana CM K Chandrashekar Rao, launched a new political outfit, Telangana Rashtra Sena (TRS), in Hyderabad. She stated the BRS party deviated from its core Telangana aspirations. Kavitha, who claims expulsion from BRS, emphasized her commitment to the state's development and people, viewing them as her family.

Kalvakuntla Kavitha, daughter of KCR, launched a new party, Telangana Rashtra Sena (TRS), criticizing her father for losing touch with the people and the Telangana movement's ideals. She accused him of prioritizing national ambitions over addressing local issues and protecting citizens, lamenting the BRS's loss of its original spirit.

Parliament is set to debate the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam, aiming for 33% women's reservation in legislatures. This constitutional amendment, passed in 2023, will be implemented after delimitation based on the 2027 Census. While the government champions women's empowerment, opposition raises concerns over the delimitation process and its potential impact on state representation, creating a north-south divide.

bharat rashtra samithi (BRS) working president KT Rama Rao on Sunday criticised the Telangana government over a farmer suicide allegedly linked to crop procurement issues, calling it a "murder" while CM Revanth Reddy proceeds with scheduled farmer-focused programmes and development announcements in Siddipe district.

Telangana Assembly Elections were held on November 30 for 119 seats. The ruling bharat rashtra samithi (BRS), the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and the Indian National Congress (INC) were the three major contenders for power in the state. The exit polls suggest that the race is close, with all three parties in contention. In the results declared on Saturday, Congress emerged victorious with 64 seats while BRS managed to get just 39 seats. The BJP was distant third with eight seats while AIMIM won seven seats. The remaining one seat was won by CPI.

Newly-formed bharat rashtra samithi (BRS) president and CM K Chandrasekhar Rao said his party's slogan will be ‘Abiki Bar Kisan Sarkar’ at the Centre and it would come up with its policies on agriculture, irrigation and women empowerment.

The ruling TRS in Telangana on Monday issued a public notice about the change of its name to bharat rashtra samithi (BRS) and asked the members of the public to send to the Election Commission (EC) objections, if any, to the proposed new name. The notice was published in newspapers here.

Alleging that the Centre was conspiring against Telangana government over implementation of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MNREGS), the bharat rashtra samithi (BRS) has decided to hold protests across the state on Friday.

The bharat rashtra samithi will contest all elections in Maharashtra henceforth by showcasing the progress Telangana has made in nine years under chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao, a minister of the southern state told the media on Friday.

The bharat rashtra samithi (BRS) party, led by Telangana chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao, has announced a membership drive in Marathwada from May 7.

Twenty-one years after its formation, the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) has now become bharat rashtra samithi (BRS).

bharat rashtra samithi (BRS) MPs said the Centre gave short shrift to Telangana in the Union Budget and they would raise the issue in parliament. They termed the budget 'anti-farmer and anti-poor' with focus only on poll-bound states like Karnataka.

Asserting that bharat rashtra samithi (BRS) will retain power again in Telangana in 2023, party chief and chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao asked the party workers to reach 100-seat mark in the assembly elections.

The bharat rashtra samithi (BRS) plans 'Chalo Medigadda' to expose Congress conspiracy on Kaleshwaram project. Demands immediate repair of Medigadda barrage and provision of irrigation water to farmers. Criticizes govt's focus on power point presentations and white papers.