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Rahul Gandhi launches Telangana campaign, promises pension, attacks BRS - Vimarsana News

Rahul Gandhi launches Telangana campaign, promises pension, attacks BRS

Addressing the gathering, Rahul Gandhi announced the "Cheyutha" pension scheme, which would provide Rs 4,000 per month to senior citizens, widows, single women, people with disabilities, beedi workers, handloom workers, AIDS patients, and patients requiring treatment for Pylaria and dialysis. Additionally, he pledged to allocate Podu Lands to adivasis (tribal communities) in

'BRS free of backstabbers': Telangana Min Harish Rao - Vimarsana News

'BRS free of backstabbers': Telangana Min Harish Rao

Speaking further on the defections, Minister Harish said, “We are in fact happy they have left the party. It is not a loss to the party. They were anyway sidelined and they had no choice but to leave. We can face them directly now in the elections.”

Rythu Bandhu extended to podu land farmers, Telangana govt announces - Vimarsana News

Rythu Bandhu extended to podu land farmers, Telangana govt announces

In addition, Chandrashekhar Rao asked the chief secretary to prepare plans for the continuation of Dalit Bandhu in July.

Source: siasat.com
Amid podu land survey, clash of villagers for right on land - Vimarsana News

Amid podu land survey, clash of villagers for right on land

The people of two villages clashed over podu lands and sprinkled mirchi powder against each other and fought with sticks on October 29

40 lakh applications pile up as welfare schemes on hold - Vimarsana News

40 lakh applications pile up as welfare schemes on hold

The government invited applications from people for welfare schemes, and over 40 lakh applications were received