May 2 results set stage for major political developments in Telangana
Updated May 2, 2021, 6:46 pm IST
The atmosphere is ripe for another regional satrap and KCR to pursue his dream of cobbling up the anti-BJP forces with himself as nucleus
The only caveat for KCR’s all out war against the BJP is the latter’s arm twisting of opponents by bringing out corruption cases. Twitter
Hyderabad: The May 2 results of a few State assemblies, in particular West Bengal, have set the stage for major political developments back here in Telangana.
The political atmosphere regional satraps Mamata Banerjee, M K Stalin and Pinarayi Vijayan emerging victorious against the Modi-Shah offensive at full throttle – is ripe for another regional satrap and Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao to pursue his dream of cobbling up the anti-Bharatiya Janata Party forces with himself as nucleus. And, KCR moving to national politics would automatically mean anointment of his son and Minister K T
Bhubaneswar (Odisha) [India], May 2 (ANI): Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Sunday congratulated West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, DMK chief MK Stalin, Assam Chief Minister Sarbanand Sonowal and Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan for their success in the recently concluded Assembly polls in four states.
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Odisha Health and Family Welfare Minister N K Das said that the state is facing shortage due to ‘extremely low and erratic supply of Covishield vaccines’.
Odisha demanded immediate supply of Covishield to admoinister second dose to people above 45 years and above.
Das stated that Odisha has received 53,32,870 doses of Covishield vaccine so far while the balance stock available in the pipeline is 1.06 lakh.
New Delhi: The Odisha government on Friday (Friday 30) appealed to the Centre to provide at least 25 lakh doses of Serum Institute of India (SII)’s Covishield in a single lot.
To ensure smooth and regular vaccine rollout, Odisha urged the Centre to immediately deliver at least 25 lakh doses of Covishield in a single lot so that the state can administer second doses of COVID-19 vaccine to people aged 45 years and above.