Telangana will boom to new heights under KCR’s leadership: KTR
Telangana IT, Industries Minister KT Rama Rao stated that the state will boom to new heights under the skillful leadership of K Chandrasekhar Rao. In the Monsoon assembly session, KTR pointed out that Telangana is currently standing in the top position with respect to the IT field.
KTR said that the IT Companies are showing interest to invest in Telangana as there is a stable government under the leadership of KCR. Cities like Gurgaon which is considered an IT hub had to face disturbances and there were disturbances in the northeastern states like Mizoram as well, said KTR.
The Minister also presented data in the assembly. He said that the IT exports in Telangana were Rs.57,258 crore in the year 2014 and this has increased to Rs. 2,41,275 Crores in 2022-23. KTR also said that 44 percent of employment in India’s IT sector is from Telangana. Similarly, in 2014, 3,23,396 people were directly employed in the IT sector and this had increased to 9,05,715 currently, he said.
CBN blames Peddireddi for Punganuru violence
Telugu Desam Party chief Nara Chandrababu Naidu pointed a finger at Energy Minister Peddireddy Ramachandra Reddy for the Punganuru violence that happened this evening. It is well known that major violence broke out when Chandrababu Naidu was addressing people on the bypass road on the outskirts of Punganuru town. Police officials had to resort to lathi charges and use teargas to quell the mob.
Chandrababu Naidu alleged that Peddireddi Ramachandra Reddy was behind these attacks to dilute his Yuddha Bheri which was supposed to highlight the unfinished irrigation projects. CBN held Chittoor Superintendent of Police responsible for these attacks and demanded a thorough probe. “I have never seen an attack of this magnitude in my entire life,” said Naidu in shock.
In this regard, Chandrababu Naidu said that the people have begun to revolt against YSRCP and their downfall is imminent. Chandrababu Naidu assured the TDP workers who were injured in this attack. “Every assault on TDP workers will be considered an attack on me,” said Mr. Naidu.
Don’t bring cinema into politics: Pawan Kalyan
Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan met party activists in the Mangalagiri party office. He reacted to the YSRCP leaders’ counters to the BRO movie, which was released a few days back. It is well known that YCP leaders reacted to BRO movie collections and AP Irrigation Minister Ambati Rambabu met the press and announced the collections. He warned Pawan Kalyan, and writer Trivikram Srinivas for creating a character resembling and mocking him in the movie.
Pawan Kalyan addressing the party workers said that YSRCP will target him with his movies. They will use movies to divert the issue. He called not to bring movies into politics as they are only his fuel to run politics.
Pawan Kalyan will be starting the third phase of the Varahi Vijaya Yatra from Vishakapatnam. The yatra will start on August 10th and he will also be addressing the public in a meet. He might reportedly address various issues in this yatra.
Congress MPs meet Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla
Several opposition leaders majorly from Congress met Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla and requested him to come back to the House and they assured him to maintain the dignity of the Chair. It is learned that Om Birla is reportedly upset with the repeated disruptions in the house and didn’t chair the session. Lok Sabha witnessed disruptions on Thursday, as well as the opposition, tried to attack the ruling party on the Manipur issue. Some members entered the Well of the house shouting slogans and displaying placards.
Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury stated that the Speaker is their custodian and they want him in the house. BJP member Rajendra Agrawal said that his message will be conveyed to the Speaker in the right manner.
During Question Hour, only two questions and Supplementaries were taken up. Agrawal who was in the chair in the absence of Om Birla requested the members to maintain dignity and said that question hour should be allowed to continue.