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While the BJP has fair chances of winning half-a-dozen assembly seats, it has the potential to spoil the chances of either the BRS or the Congress in at least 15-20 assembly constituencies | Latest News India

Hyderabad: Bharat Rashtra Samithi working president KT Rama Rao, while addressing a presentation for 'Trailblazer Telangana' on Thursday, claimed that the

India News: BRS president and Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao promises to set up a special Information Technology park near Hyderabad for minority youths to wi

India News: RANGA REDDY: Telangana chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao alleged on Thursday that under the Congress's reign, there were frequent communal riots in T.

Kamareddys electoral battleground heats up with a three-way clash, featuring Telangana CM KCR, Congress Revanth Reddy, and BJPs K Venkata Ramana Reddy. KCRs hometown advantage amplifies the challenge for rivals. Revanths entry after KCRs switch to a second seat reshapes the contest dynamics. Local versus outsider narratives dominate, shaping promises and public sentiments, while development concerns and regional issues remain at the forefront for the constituencys diverse electorate.

Surjewala accused Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao of breaking promises made during the statehood agitation, including providing one job per family and a Rs 3,000 unemployment allowance. Surjewala claimed the TRS-BJP nexus led to job losses and pledged that a Congress government in Telangana would address unemployment by filling government jobs and reforming the states Public Service Commission.

The incident reportedly happened when the Congress party's workers tried to block the BRS poll campaign led by Shakil in the constituency.

The development comes two days after Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced the BJP, if voted, will scrap the 4% Muslim quota and distribute it among SC/STs and OBCs.

The state of Telangana will go to Assembly elections on November 30 and counting of votes will be held on December 3.

As Telangana heads for elections amid palpable anger over delayed government job notifications and shoddy recruitment processes, here’s a deeper look at the employment situation in the state over the past nine years.