• Telangana Congress

    Konda Surekha to Be Axed From Revanth Cabinet?
    If sources in the Telangana Congress are to be believed, Forests and Endowments Minister Konda Surekha is likely to be dropped from Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s Cabinet after he returns from his UK trip on Sunday.
    Surekha Distances Herself From Daughter's Outburst Against Revanth
    Telangana Forests, Environment and Endowments Minister Konda Surekha on Thursday submitted her explanation to the TPCC disciplinary committee in response to the notice issued to her over remarks made by her daughter,…
    Is Revanth Reddy Becoming Telangana's Weakest CM?
    Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy is facing an unusual political situation. Instead of the opposition, it is leaders from his own Congress Party who are repeatedly attacking him in public.
    Konda Family Kicks Up Row Again: Daughter Slams Revanth
    Known for frequent internal dissent, the family of Telangana Endowments Minister Konda Surekha has triggered a fresh political controversy, with her daughter Sushmita Patel making serious allegations against Chief…
    Infighting in Telangana Congress Reaches Delhi
    The latest revolt by senior Congress leader and former Wanaparthy MLA G. Chinna Reddy against the party leadership in the state, as well as the high command for allegedly ignoring senior leaders like him, has created…
    Another Senior Congress Leader Revolts Against Revanth
    As the Revanth Reddy government in Telangana approaches three years in office, more Congress leaders are beginning to openly or indirectly express dissatisfaction with the Chief Minister and complain that they are being…
    Did Harish Rao Perform Occult Rituals?
    Allegations by Telangana Congress leaders that senior Bharat Rashtra Samithi leader and former minister T. Harish Rao performed occult rituals for political gain have triggered a major controversy in the state.
    Are Telangana Congress Affairs Going Haywire?
    There is a general perception among the public, particularly political analysts, that the Congress does not always need an opposition party to defeat it when it is in power. Internal rivalries and factional disputes…