★Tourism Sector ₹1,224 crore★SC Welfare ₹11,784 crore★ST Welfare ₹7,934 crore★Labour Department ₹998 crore★Agriculture Department ₹23,179 crore★Power Department ₹21,285 crore★Civil Supplies Department ₹7,366 crore★Animal Husbandry Department ₹1,529 crore★Women and Child Welfare Department ₹,143 crore.
DCM Bhatti presented the Telangana Budget for 2026–27 in the State Assembly, with a total outlay of ₹3,24,234 crore. He said the budget aims to ensure social and economic justice for every citizen and added that the govt is following the ideals of B. R. Ambedkar. He said their goal is to make Telangana the […]
Telangana DCM Bhatti will present the 2026-27 state budget today at 12 PM in the assembly and IT Minister Sridhar Babu in the council. The budget is estimated at ₹3.36 lakh crore, prioritizing education, agriculture, and allocating ₹29,000 crore for irrigation projects. Curiosity is building among TG people as the state budget is set to […]
CM Pushkar Singh Dhami expanded the Uttarakhand cabinet, with 5 leaders taking oath as ministers at Raj Bhawan. Khajan Das, Bharat Chaudhary, Madan Kaushik, Pradeep Batra, and Ram Singh Kaira were included. Dhami congratulated them and said they will work together to achieve development goals under Narendra Modi’s vision.
Curiosity is building among Telangana people as the state budget is set to be presented today, with strong expectations for fund allocation. People are urging the govt to prioritize key development needs, including the IT Park, expansion of Kakatiya University and Kazipet’s Fatima Nagar. Citizens are also hope the budget addresses infrastructure gaps.
TG Deputy CM and Finance Minister Bhatti Vikramarka offered special prayers to the state budget documents at Nallapochamma temple in Praja Bhavan today. After the ritual, he proceeded to the Assembly Committee Hall for a cabinet meeting where the budget is set for approval. CM Revanth Reddy, along with cabinet colleagues, had already arrived at […]
In Telangana, a cabinet meeting will be held today at 9:30 AM in the assembly hall, chaired by CM Revanth Reddy. The ministers are expected to officially approve the 2026-27 state budget and provide guidance on key allocations and other issues that MLAs and ministers need to handle in the assembly and mandals.
Indian National Congress released its second list of candidates for the Kerala Assembly Elections. State chief K Sudhakaran was denied a ticket from Kannur after a dispute. A K Antony urged him to follow the party’s decision. New candidates were named across several seats to strengthen Congress against the CPI(M)-led front.
The BJP announced its second list of 111 candidates for the 2026 West Bengal assembly elections. Former Union Minister Nisith Pramanik will contest from Mathabhanga. Actor-politician Roopa Ganguly will contest Sonarpur Dakshin, while Rekha Patra will fight from Hingalganj. Other candidates include Kaushik Roy, Noman Rai, Ashim Kumar, Subrata, and Arjun Singh.
The Delhi High Court asked the Election Commission of India to consider former BRS MLC K. Kavitha’s plea to register her party, Telangana Praja Jagruti. Kavitha, suspended from Bharat Rashtra Samithi, wants to contest Telangana elections under her new party, but the court did not set a strict timeline for the ECI decision.
Actor-politician Vijay announced that his party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), will contest the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections independently, rejecting all alliance rumours. He declined offers, including a CM post and seat-sharing deals, stressing people’s trust over power. Vijay reaffirmed TVK’s commitment to secularism, and a independent political path.
The United Nations World Food Programme warns that the ongoing Middle East conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran could push an additional 45 million people into acute hunger by mid‑year if it persists. Disrupted trade routes, rising food and fuel costs, and supply chain issues are worsening global food insecurity, potentially driving hunger to record […]
With the Iran‑US‑Israel war in its third week, analysts say neither side has a clear victory. Israel claims strategic gains and weakened Iran’s capabilities, while Tehran continues missile strikes and regional campaigns. Peace talks have stalled, though some international calls for diplomacy persist. Experts warn the conflict’s future hinges on diplomatic efforts.