Congress Hai Hum

From Hyderabad to Davos, Telangana defined what the future looks like. After a record ₹5.75 lakh crore in commitments at the Telangana Rising Global Summit, the State arrived on the global stage with confidence and credibility, securing fresh partnerships and investments rooted in real trust. Under the leadership of Hon’ble Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, Telangana is shaping a governance model far ahead of its time. A model that thinks in decades, where development is planned, outcomes are measurable, and ambition is matched by execution on the ground. This is Telangana Rising 2047. Powered by CURE PURE RARE. Driven by next generation industrial growth in manufacturing, AI, and Life Sciences through landmark initiatives like the Telangana AI Innovation Hub (TAIH) and the Next Gen Life Sciences Policy 2026 to 2030. Because when the world looks for the next growth engine, it looks at Telangana. Join the rise! @revanth_anumula #TGatDavos #TelanganaRisingAtDavos #WEF26

₹150 Cr “medicine scam” is not BRS exposing Congress. It is BRS walking into its own audit trail. Let’s put numbers first The CAG data shows total procurement of drugs and surgicals at around ₹3,715 Cr, with expired stock worth ₹88.15 Cr overall. But the real story is not the total. It is the timeline. In 2021–22, under BRS: ₹623.06 Cr procured, ₹26.06 Cr expired. In 2022–23, under BRS: ₹556.81 Cr procured, ₹27.09 Cr expired. This was the highest expiry ratio: 4.86%. In 2023–24, the transition year: ₹407.77 Cr procured, ₹11.78 Cr expired. That means nearly ₹65 Cr of the ₹88 Cr expiry burden comes from the final BRS years alone. Now look at what happens after Congress takes charge. 2024–25: ₹503.74 Cr procured, only ₹0.09 Cr expired. Expiry rate: 0.019%. From 4.86% to 0.019%. That is not a scam continuing. That is a system being cleaned. Now to the “200 truckloads” drama. Expired stock does not suddenly appear from thin air. It is the physical backlog of a procurement culture where medicines were bought, stocked, miscalculated, and allowed to sit during the BRS years. Congress did not manufacture those expired medicines overnight. It inherited the stores, the files, the contracts, the mess. And unlike the previous regime, it is not hiding the rot. It is auditing it, disposing it through proper biomedical channels, enforcing supplier responsibility, and bringing numbers into the public domain. Even the so-called “₹5 Cr disposal” claim is being inflated as if safe disposal of expired medicines is corruption. What should a responsible government do? Leave expired medicines in stores? Push them into hospitals? Dump them irresponsibly? This is exactly the difference. BRS allowed the stock to expire. Congress is clearing the stock responsibly. BRS left the numbers behind. Congress is forcing the truth out. Who was in power when expiry peaked at ₹26 Cr, then ₹27 Cr, then ₹11 Cr? They want a headline number without a timeline. Because the timeline points in only one direction. Back to them. #TelanganaDecade #BRSFailedTelangana

Power, when it is borrowed or inherited, can be shaken. But when it is held in the everyday rhythms of people’s lives, it becomes stubbornly permanent. In the grain of sanna biyyam served by a mother on her child's plate. In the dignity of a grandmother waking up in her Indiramma home. In the relief of a farmer unburdened by Rythu Runa Mafi. In the renewed certainty of fields nurtured through Rythu Bharosa. This is social memory being rewritten in real time. You can attempt to pull him down through malicious intent. But how do you dislodge a leader who has already been placed everywhere? In kitchens, in courtyards, in acres of green, in the everyday vocabulary of trust? Those are the immovable blessings of the people! @revanth_anumula @INCIndia @INCTelangana #TelanganaRising

He is proof that one person’s grit, one person’s determination and one person’s resolve to protect his people from the evil corrupt forces coming in the way of his state’s development, will always be enough! ✊🏼🤚🏼 #TelanganaRising @revanth_anumula @INCIndia

By appointing former Maoists as Giri Darshaks, Revanth Reddy’s government is making rehabilitation visible, useful and dignified. People who once knew these forests through violence will now explain their history, ecology and culture to visitors. Layer this with the Future City push: an FCDA framework that promises structured land acquisition, grievance redressal, and investor confidence, while signalling that expansion and growth will always be collective in the state of Telangana under the Congress govt. That is the deeper politics here: peace and growth are being built together. One integrates the margins back into the economy; the other scales the state forward. The CM Revanth Reddy-led Congress government is showing that development can carry memory, livelihood, and long-horizon planning in the same frame. @revanth_anumula #TelanganaRising @DeccanChronicle

Stable Fuel Supply and Ample Stock in Hyderabad. No Shortage. Do Not Panic. District Collector Dr. Priyanka Ala reviewed Petrol, Diesel and LPG availability at the Energy Supply Monitoring Committee meeting, assessing stock levels, supply movement and ground-level distribution, and directed officials to ensure uninterrupted supply and maintain close monitoring. Citizens are advised not to believe rumours or resort to panic buying. Ample fuel stocks are available and the current surge in demand is panic-driven, not due to shortage. Purchase only as per need and rely only on official communication.

Day 5. Let’s stop the theatre ALREADY!! The comparison being pushed “this is exactly what BJP does with UAPA” is not just lazy, it is legally UNSOUND. There are two very different state behaviours in question here. Section 94 BNSS is a document/data production power. It allows investigators to seek documents or electronic records considered necessary for an investigation. Section 43F UAPA is titled “Obligation to furnish information.” Its function is not to declare someone a terrorist. It allows an investigating officer, with written approval from an officer not below SP rank, to require a company, institution or individual to furnish information in relation to an offence under the Act. So when people flatten this issue specifically into “UAPA against a journalist” they are not simplifying the issue. They are falsifying it. No arrests. No silencing order. Just: identify yourself. Which you should have no problem in doing IF YOU ARE A JOURNALIST. And somehow, that is being framed as authoritarianism. Which raises a far more uncomfortable question for all these defenders: What exactly are you defending? A newsroom? Or a nameless digital operation that refuses to disclose ownership, editorial responsibility, or legal accountability? Because let’s be honest, every serious journalist in this country signs their work, answers to an editor, and operates within a jurisdiction. This one operates behind a handle. No editor. No address. No legal identity. But unlimited reach. This is about whether India accepts a new standard: If we normalise high-reach, anonymous, bot-like propaganda as “journalism,” we are basically removing the one safeguard that makes public discourse accountable: identity. Once there is no name, no editor, no jurisdiction, there is no consequence and that is exactly how misinformation scales from “content” to real-world damage. India has already seen what faceless, viral falsehoods can do: WhatsApp rumours leading to mob lynchings, fake communal videos triggering riots, election-time misinformation distorting voter perception at scale. Globally, the same playbook has been used to tilt elections, polarise societies, and manufacture consent through coordinated anonymous networks. This is not hypothetical. So the question is are we really saying that anyone, anywhere, with no identity and no legal accountability, should be allowed to shape political narratives inside India at scale and still be treated as a legitimate voice? Because once you accept that, you are not defending free speech, you are inviting an untraceable information war into your own democracy. Let’s be very clear: This is not the misuse of law. This is the refusal to allow influence without ownership.

"Some sarpanches and public representatives from certain villages have come forward with a request. They mentioned that a few of their villages were left out and not included in the “Future City” project. They have requested that their villages also be included in the “Future City” development, so that the benefits of progress reach them and they too can become partners in this urban growth. This has been brought to my attention. I have a suggestion for KLR garu and Malla Reddy Ranga Reddy garu: please hold Grama Sabhas in the respective villages. Let formal resolutions be passed, and copies of those resolutions be submitted to the Collector and the District In-charge Minister, my friend Sridhar Babu garu. The government will certainly take the necessary steps to amend the laws and include these villages in the “Future City” project. Our government is committed to working in accordance with the aspirations of the people. We want to make citizens active partners in development and transform this region into a state-of-the-art, modern city." -CM @revanth_anumula makes it clear that the Future City will expand in line with people’s aspirations, and its growth will be shared! #FutureCity #TelanganaRising

CM Revanth Reddy is leading a bold transformation that is turning Telangana into the healthcare capital of the world. By setting an ambitious goal to contribute 50% of India's healthcare infrastructure, the Chief Minister is demonstrating the kind of forward-thinking vision that puts the state first. Whether it’s the innovative green channel for seamless international patient care or the massive push for AI-driven diagnostics that save precious time, this administration is proving that Telangana is in safe, capable hands. This isn't just about infrastructure; it's about a government that stays true to its promise of equitable and accessible care. While building a global medical tourism hub, the Congress government is equally focused on the grassroots, prioritizing free health screenings and early detection for non-communicable diseases. CM Revanth Reddy is blending global ambition with local compassion, ensuring that while Hyderabad rises on the world stage, every citizen of Telangana receives the world-class care they deserve. Progress, health, and prosperity - that is the Congress model of governance in the state! @revanth_anumula #TelanganaRising

Manipur is burning Odisha is burning Madhya Pradesh is burning But the photo op can't wait! And that too a terrible copy🫠 @INCTelangana @BJP4Telangana @BJP4India

@KVishReddy garu, the record needs precision. The barrier to CBI in Telangana was not created by Congress. It was created by the KCR government itself through G.O. Ms. No.51 dated 30.08.2022, withdrawing general consent to CBI and making case-by-case permission necessary. Now look at the rest of the sequence After Medigadda’s piers sank in October 2023, the Congress government took immediate cognizance. On 13 February 2024, it asked NDSA for a full inspection of Medigadda, Annaram and Sundilla. On 2 March 2024, NDSA constituted a committee to examine design and construction failures across all three barrages. Then came vigilance, technical reviews, the Justice P.C. Ghose Commission, Assembly discussion and a formal request for CBI probe. The state had already approached the Union government/CBI. The problem is that Delhi has not acted even after months. After the recent High Court order, the government again made its position clear. The court did not give a clean chit. It upheld the legality of the Ghose Commission. That means investigation is alive in the state. On 23 April 2026, the Cabinet resolved to renew the CBI push because nine months had passed without action. Irrigation Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy has stated that he, along with the Chief Minister, will seek an appointment with the CBI Director to press for a probe. The real question is for the BJP-led Centre: Why has the Centre not moved with the urgency it shows in opposition-ruled states? Why is the CBI silent when Telangana itself is asking for a probe? Why is BJP not demanding custodial accountability from the people who designed, cleared, celebrated and politically owned Kaleshwaram? And one more political question cannot be avoided. Is KCR’s camp an ecosystem that is a future ally seeking insurance? Is that why the BJP is silent? Congress Telangana has put the matter on record, opened the technical trail, moved NDSA, constituted inquiry, pushed CBI and renewed the demand after the High Court order. Justice on Kaleshwaram will be assured. And on that, the Revanth Reddy government will fight tooth and nail.

#Telangana State Civil Supplies Commissioner Stephen Ravindra today stated that #petrol and #diesel stocks and supply are sufficient across the state. On Monday (April 27th), a total of 29,939 kilolitres of petrol and diesel were supplied, exceeding the demand. The average daily demand is 5,883 kilolitres of petrol and 7,348 kilolitres of diesel. However, on April 27, about 11,490 kilolitres of petrol and 18,449 kilolitres of diesel were supplied to consumers. Supply is being regularly monitored by field-level officials and representatives of petroleum companies. The Commissioner advised consumers not to hoard petrol and diesel based on rumours. #fuelshortage #fuelcrisis #fuelpricealert #Fuelprices

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has launched a decisive strike against the massive corruption of the previous regime by officially directing state officials to secure a full scale CBI investigation into the Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Scheme. Following a strategic legal review with senior counsel Abhishek Manu Singhvi, the Peoples Government has made it clear that nothing can stop a federal probe, especially since the High Court has not cleared the project of its documented failures and irregularities. This push for total accountability targets a staggering cost escalation from 81,911 crore to over 1.47 lakh crore, a fiscal betrayal that has burdened the agricultural sector of Telangana. By leveraging the explosive findings of the Justice PC Ghose Commission regarding the man made disaster at the Medigadda, Annaram, and Sundilla barrages, the administration is ensuring that those responsible for criminal technical negligence and the systemic looting of public funds finally face the law. Our ministers are now taking this fight directly to the CBI Director to ensure that the wealth of Telangana is returned to its rightful owners - the people. #Kaleshwaram @revanth_anumula @UttamINC @DeccanChronicle @BaluPulipaka

Farmers don’t pay the full cost of electricity in India. Governments promise to cover that gap as a subsidy. But in most states, that subsidy is not fully or cleanly paid. A part of it sits inside power company losses, which then show up as weak finances, higher tariffs elsewhere, and constant bailouts. Telangana is the first to deal with this head-on. Under Revanth Reddy, the Rythu Discom model separates agricultural supply and makes the subsidy explicit. ₹15,946 crore, directly accounted for 29 lakh farmers. No spillover. No hiding. That one correction changes the system: • power companies show their true financial position • industries are not indirectly overcharged • subsidies become trackable and policy-driven • and the government clearly owns the cost of its decisions And now: Maharashtra is restructuring, Haryana is carving out agri utility, Andhra is recalibrating. All responses point to the same long-standing discomfort: you can’t keep parking a policy decision inside a utility balance sheet and expect either to function properly. Telangana is the first to treat that discomfort as a design problem, not a political inconvenience. Once you separate the subsidy from the system that delivers power, the trade-off disappears. Farm support remains intact, and utilities stop carrying a burden they were never meant to. This is why the “Telangana model” is becoming a direction of travel for the rest of India! @revanth_anumula #TelanganaRising @DeccanChronicle

"How did we become a pharma hub? It began in the 1960s and 70s, when Indira Gandhi launched IDPL here. That laid the foundation. Since then, we have seen the rise of companies like Dr. Reddy’s, Aurobindo, and Natco. Name any of the leading pharma companies in India, the best-of-the-best and they are likely based here. Out of the four COVID vaccines, three were produced in our Genome Valley. This success is the result of the policy decisions taken by the government at that time. Today, our state contributes 40% of India’s bulk drug exports. Our goal is to ensure that Telangana provides more than 50% of the country’s medical needs. To achieve this, we must strengthen hospitals and provide the best facilities. The state government is committed to taking swift and effective policy decisions to make this a reality." -CM @revanth_anumula #GenomeValley #TelanganaRising

"Women are not just passengers traveling for free in RTC buses. Through Self-Help Groups, we are purchasing 1,000 RTC buses and making 1,000 women the owners of these buses. By leasing these 1,000 buses to the Road Transport Corporation, our sisters are becoming bus owners in Telangana. While large travel agencies, corporate companies, and platforms like Uber claim ownership in this sector, we are creating ownership at the grassroots, purchasing 1,000 buses for Self-Help Groups, leasing them to RTC, and enabling women to stand on their own feet financially." -CM @revanth_anumula reframes empowerment, and understands that its true essence lies in creating owners, not just beneficiaries. @INCIndia @INCTelangana #WomenEmpowerment #PrajaPalana #TelanganaRising

"This responsibility of women’s empowerment may sound simple, but its implementation is significant. Today, in Telangana, there are 67 lakh women members in self-help groups. Within just two years, our government, under the leadership of Smt. @seethakkaMLA, has provided bank loan linkages to these members. When I last reviewed, it was ₹57,000 crore. Now, as Seethakka garu mentions, it has reached around ₹60,000 crore. By providing ₹60,000 crore in bank loans to women’s groups, the state government has initiated a program to make them partners in business, support their entrepreneurial growth, and ensure they become financially strong." - CM @revanth_anumula reinforces the government’s commitment to making women from all stratas, equal partners in the state’s economic progress. #WomenEmpowerment #TelanganaRising

Many people are crying about @TeluguScribe. Telugu Scribe claims to be a news platform, but it is anonymous. It posts abusive, morphed, fake, and hate inciting content, and there are already FIRs and complaints against it. It’s like an anonymous Jaipur Dialogues of Telangana, or even worst than that. There are reports that many of its admins are operating from foreign countries to evade local laws. Now, the Telangana Police have only asked X for basic account details under BNSS, a routine legal step. Section 43F of UAPA is only a procedural clause for seeking information. No arrest, no ban, nothing extreme, just a notice to reveal identity. So why do so many people have a problem with revealing the identity of a news platform? I am not a news platform. I live in India. My account is not anonymous, but some people have even asked for my details in court, and I never cried about it here. So why is Telugu Scribe scared to reveal its identity, and why are some people making it an issue of freedom of speech? No one is stopping them from doing what they do. If they claim to be a news platform, they should at least reveal who they are and where they are operating from.

All the newly outraged defenders of @TeluguScribe, quick, basic questions before the lectures on press freedom begin: • What is the legal name of the entity behind this handle? • Where is it incorporated? India? Which state? Or is it outside of the country? • Who is the Editor responsible under Indian law? Are they even Indian to begin with? • What address can an Indian court send a notice to without going through X? Because every legitimate newsroom in India, even the smallest district paper, can answer all these questions in under 30 seconds. This one can’t. Yet we are told to treat it as “journalism.” Let’s also be precise about what is being defended: A handle that has had multiple FIRs, remains untraceable because it operates anonymously, and stands accused of propaganda and fake news that itself triggered those FIRs. All while no one can say who runs it. And the ask from the State? Just: who owns this account, where is it operated from, and what is the activity trail? Now comes the part everyone is tiptoeing around. If this entire pipeline editorial, amplification, coordination is being run from outside India, in Dubai, then this is no longer a campus debate on free speech. It becomes a very simple legal question: Who is influencing political discourse inside a state of India, and under whose jurisdiction? Because once you step outside Indian jurisdiction while targeting Indian elections, narratives, and public order and when your identity is deliberately concealed, the State is entitled to rule out the obvious risks: • undisclosed funding • coordinated amplification • foreign personnel in the content chain quite possibly nationals from enemy countries such as Pakistan. That is how every serious jurisdiction treats opaque, cross-border information operations. So spare the dramatics. If you are a newsroom, file your imprint, name your editor, disclose your entity, stand by your work. If you can’t do that, then stop demanding the credibility of institutions you refuse to operate like. And until then, one question remains, and it is embarrassingly simple: Why can’t you just say who you are? #ScamAlert #FakeNews

For someone like @zoo_bear, it was expected to do some research first before promoting this serial fake news peddler group > Spreads hate speech regularly > BRS propaganda group, openly resorts to fake news for agenda > Maintain the base in foreign land to get immunity from local laws > Almost forced a woman IAS officer to commit suicide after defaming her using fake news > Several FIRs filed in many years but never gets caught as secretly hides in Dubai or other locations Now tell me any other way to get the details of this propaganda handle? PS : No ban imposed. Telugu Scribe must reveal its identity now.

2023-2033, the momentum of the vision is only going to get stronger 🔥 @revanth_anumula @INCIndia #TelanganaRising