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The Telangana govt focused on providing jobs through TGPSC and correcting past delays and exam leaks. Since taking office, 67,763 unemployed people have received appointments. For weaker communities, the Rajiv Support Scheme helped 202 candidates with ₹1 l each for exams, 51 of whom cleared interviews. 20 achieved top UPSC ranks.
In 2025–26, Telangana’s per capita income rose to ₹4,18,931, growing 10.2%. In comparison, India’s per capita income was ₹2,19,575 with 6.9% growth. Telangana’s income is ₹1.99 lakh higher, almost 1.9 times the national average, reflecting strong economic growth, higher earnings, and better living standards for its citizens.
Telangana’s GSDP for 2025–26 is ₹17.82 lakh cr, growing at 10.7%, higher than India’s 8% GDP growth. Telangana’s growth is 2.7% above the national average, contributing 5% to the country’s GDP. While India’s growth slowed, Telangana’s improved, showing strong policies and steady development progress by the state govt.
Telangana Finance Minister and Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka is currently presenting the annual budget for 2026-27 in the Assembly. He began the budget speech and said that he is introducing it with ₹3,24,234 crore. He also made it clear that they are not rulers, but servants of the people.
Telangana DCM Bhatti Vikramarka has commenced the 2026-27 Telangana state budget presentation in the Assembly, marking his 4th consecutive budget. The proposed outlay stands at ₹3.36 lakh crore, with emphasis on education, agriculture, and irrigation. The ongoing presentation has sparked keen interest among people across Telangana over key allocations.
The Telangana 2026-27 state budget will be presented today in the assembly by Dy CM Bhatti and Minister Sridhar Babu. Before this, the cabinet will approve it in a committee hall meeting. The budget is estimated at ₹3.36 lakh crore, prioritizing education, healthcare, agriculture, and allocating ₹29,000 crore for irrigation projects.
TVK leader Vijay faces a new problem. While filing his election nomination, candidates must submit details of their own and family’s assets, bank accounts, and income tax. Vijay reportedly does not know about his wife’s assets and bank balances. If correct information is not provided, his nomination may be rejected.
The Supreme Court rejected a petition seeking a probe into wildlife imports at Reliance-owned Vantara. The court noted that a Special Investigation Team (SIT) found no violations of Indian or international laws. It said that legally imported animals must be cared for properly, and disturbing them could be considered cruelty.
West Bengal CM Mamata criticized the Election Commission for removing over 50 senior officials before elections, calling it political interference. She said the action shows bias and weakens institutions. The EC reshuffled top officers for poll duties. Mamata questioned the Centre’s intentions and alleged unfair targeting of the state ahead of elections.
Telangana CM A Revanth Reddy announced that lands bought before 2020 through sada bainama will soon be regularised. The move, announced during Ugadi celebrations, will benefit farmers who struggled to register such lands. The government also highlighted loan waivers, Rythu Bharosa funds, and initiatives to promote agriculture as a profitable profession.
Telangana will soon launch the Civil Registration System portal to register birth and death certificates online. Applicants can submit forms, upload documents, and receive certificates within 3–5 days by paying ₹30. The portal prevents fake certificates and ensures easy access for school admission, passports, insurance, property, and govt benefits.
The Chhattisgarh govt has introduced a bill to stop forced religious conversions through threats, bribery, or marriage. It imposes strict penalties: up to 20 years in prison for converting vulnerable groups and life sentences for “mass conversions” (two or more people). Reconversion to an ancestral faith is exempt. Cases will be fast-tracked in special courts.
A Kollam court today granted statutory bail to Pankaj Bhandari and Govardhan Roddam in two Sabarimala gold loss cases after the SIT failed to file charge sheets within 90 days. Bhandari and Roddam are among ten accused now released. Recovered gold reportedly matches losses, and the SIT told the Kerala High Court that charge sheets […]
CM Rekha Gupta visited Jhandewalan Mandir on Navratri’s first day, offering prayers for Delhi’s well-being. She highlighted the festival’s cultural significance and prayed to goddess Durga for happiness and prosperity. Rekha said Navratri inspires positivity and service. She also attended a devotional ‘Bhajan Clubbing’ programme organised near the temple.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy announced that the government will start Rythu Bharosa payments from March 22. Farmers will get Rs.12,000 per acre annually. So far, Rs.18,000 crore has been disbursed. Revanth Reddy said the scheme prioritizes farmers’ welfare and boosts Telangana’s reputation for effective farmer-friendly programs.