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The Bhongir constituency in Telangana reflects a clash between historic ideals and modern politics. Known for its role in the Telangana statehood movement, it now witnesses a contest between resourceful candidates. Bhongir, once a Maoist stronghold, has seen significant mobilizations and struggles.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah also promised to make a backward-class person the Chief Minister after the party came to power in the state. He said that a four percent reservation being extended to Muslims will be drawn and it will be given to SC, ST, and BCs.

This election could be the toughest test for Telangana CM K Chandrashekar Rao. The politician who outmanoeuvred his opponents in the last two polls is

India News: Rajasthan CM Gehlot expressed confidence in the Congress forming governments in all five states, highlighting the impressive guarantees of Telangana C

India News: The high-octane campaign for the Telangana Assembly polls will end on Tuesday. This campaign season has been the longest compared to other states like

Tuesday, marking the end of the longest campaign period among the five states holding assembly elections. Chief Electoral Officer Vikas Raj highlighted various restrictions during the tranquil period, allowing voters to reflect on their choices. The state has 3.26 crore eligible voters, and prohibitory orders under section 144 of CrPC are in place.

The BRS candidate from Secunderabad T Padma Rao Goud and his followers were booked by Hyderabad police for allegedly creating a nuisance.

Telangana Assembly Election LIVE: Union Minister Amit Shah also attacked BRS and Congress over 'parivarvaad' (dynasty) rule

A large number of NRIs with roots in Telangana have returned home during the poll season to giving an expat vibe to the poll campaign in India’s newest state that was curved out of Andhra Pradesh in 2014. | Latest News India

The Congress party on Tuesday leveled accusations against Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, asserting that he has betrayed the people of the state, and declared that his "warranty has now expired." Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh claimed that the state, beyond Hyderabad, has not witnessed significant development.