Telangana CM Revanth Reddy has recommended the immediate removal of Forest Minister Konda Surekha from his cabinet. This follows public remarks by Surekha’s daughter, Konda Sushmitha Patel, criticizing the CM, and Surekha’s own letters to the Congress high command detailing alleged sidelining and administrative issues. Surekha denies party-switching intentions, alleging forced removal.

The CREDAI Hyderabad Property Show 2026 showcases over 300 projects, reflecting the city’s robust real estate market despite a dip in unit sales. While developers express confidence, prospective homebuyers voice concerns over escalating property prices, prompting calls for policy clarity from the government.

Telangana BJP President N. Ramchander Rao concluded his 48-hour hunger strike in Hyderabad after falling ill. He protested the Congress government’s alleged failure to clear Rs 15,000 crore in pending fee reimbursement dues, impacting 40 lakh students. The protest highlights a critical issue for the state’s youth and education system.

Over 92.87 lakh electors in Telangana face scrutiny due to discrepancies in their submitted forms during the Special Intensive Revision. The Chief Electoral Officer has initiated notices, urging citizens to rectify anomalies by October 15 to ensure their inclusion in the final electoral roll, crucial for upcoming elections.

Hyderabad is experiencing a significant seasonal increase in viral fevers and flu-like illnesses, driven by persistent wet weather and high humidity. Hospitals report a surge in patients with symptoms overlapping dengue and chikungunya. Health officials urge residents to prevent mosquito breeding, ensure safe drinking water, and avoid self-medication to curb the spread.

Telangana faces a 12% monsoon rainfall deficit, with August proving sluggish after a brief July recovery. This shortfall, impacting 15 districts, raises concerns for agriculture, water resources, and the state’s economy. Vibe News delves into the localized impacts and long-term implications for Telangana’s future.

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has accused BRS leaders of resorting to occult rituals and black magic to destabilize the Congress government and invoke drought. The CM questioned secret temple visits by a former BRS minister, intensifying the political rivalry and raising concerns over the nature of political discourse in the state.

Telangana CM Revanth Reddy, speaking at Golconda Fort, unveiled ambitious plans for a net-zero smart city and a $3 trillion economy by 2047. He detailed extensive welfare schemes, infrastructure projects, and job creation initiatives, while also criticizing the BJP and BRS as ‘two sides of the same coin.’ The speech emphasized public participation in the state’s development.

A World Bank report highlights how AI-powered weather forecasts enabled smallholder farmers in Telangana to save over Rs 53,000 each. This success story serves as a crucial example for developing nations, urging them to adopt low-cost AI tools to boost productivity, enhance public services, and improve livelihoods across various sectors.

TPCC Chief Mahesh Kumar Goud announced that 50 nominated posts in Telangana will be filled this month, signaling a strategic move by the Revanth Reddy government to consolidate power and reward party loyalists. The decision follows internal party discussions and aims to strengthen the Congress’s grassroots presence across the state. Good performers may see renewals.