Naidu, whose Telugu Desam Party had contested the December 7 Telangana assembly elections as part of the Congress-led grand alliance, also said that he had never worked against the interests of ...

The maiden polls for the 119-seated Telangana Assembly were held on December ... Chandrashekar Rao's gamble to call for elections six months ahead of the schedule seem to have worked well for ...

The early elections called by Chief Minister ... leader K Chandrasekhar Rao dissolved the Telangana assembly in September 2018, almost nine months before its term was supposed to end.

Telangana Assembly Election 2018 HIGHLIGHTS: About 70 percent of 2.8 voters votes in the Telangana Assembly election on Friday as the polling ended on a peaceful note, barring minor incidents.

The size of the electorate in Telangana has shrunk ... to Information application with the Election Commission of India. “As per ECI orders in 2016 and 2018: How many persons with disabilities ...

Telangana was supposed to have its second election in May, 2019. However, the chief minister of the state, K Chandrasekhar Rao, dissolved the assembly in September 2018 and announced for early ...

fair and peaceful elections in Telangana. Chief Election Commissioner O P Rawat (File photo) "We feel the concerns that we had one month before, when we came for the first time, have been ...

The Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) led by Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao has released the second list of candidates for the upcoming state assembly elections. The list includes names of ...

05:46 (IST) Dec 04 I would say that we have done well in Telangana. We polled more votes as compared to the last Assembly elections in 2018 and also doubled our vote percentage from 6.10 per cent ...

Telangana election 2018: Waiver of all crop loans up to ₹2 lakh in one spell, filling up one lakh government jobs within a year and an increase of retirement age of state government employees ...

Telangana had gone to polls on December 7 and brought the TRS back in power with 88 seats. The Congress could manage just 19 seats while its ally, the TDP, won 1. The BJP could also bag only 1 seat.