TELANGANA: Sundarayya Memorial Lecture Held in Hyderabad

THIS year, the Sundarayya Memorial Lecture was organised on the theme, ‘Health Sector – Current Situation – Solutions’. The programme was organised at Sundarayya Vignana Kendram on May 19 in connection with the 31st death anniversary of Comrade Puchalapalli Sundarayya, founder general secretary of the Communist Party of India (Marxist).

TELANGANA: Severe Drought in Telangana CPI(M)’s Criticises Inaction of Government

IN the light of severe drought conditions prevailing in Telangana and continued insensitivity and inaction of the TRS government to tackle the same, the CPI(M)’s reaction has been evident in a number of actions of conducting padayatras and surveys to study the conditions at field level, agitating before collectorates and mandal revenue offices in different districts and organising a number of centres for providing gruel, fodder and drinking water, and conducting round-table meetings, appealing for providing help to the drought-affected people, besides providing financial help, though on a

First Conference of Telangana Girijana Sangham

THE first conference of Telangana Girijana Sangham was held at Achampet in Mahabubnagar district. Addressing a public meeting organised in connection with the inauguration of the two-day conference on April 17, CPI(M) MP from Tripura Jatin Choudary called upon the different sects of people belonging to the Scheduled Tribes in the country to fight unitedly for their rights. Though the Modi government at the centre has celebrated the 125th birth anniversary of Dr B R Ambedkar, the framer of the Indian constitution, it has ignored his ideals and objectives, Jatin Choudary has said.

TELANGANA: CPI(M) Demands Drought Relief Measures Padayatra in Mahabubnagar District

WITH severe drought conditions prevailing in several districts in Telangana and no relief measures forthcoming from the state government, to assess the field level situation, a team of leaders of the CPI(M) led by its state secretary Thammineni Veerabhadram conducted a padayatra on April 3, in Mahabubnagar district, the most severely drought-affected area in the state. The team conducted padayatra in five mandals of Kalwakurthi, Vangoor, Achhampet, Balmur and Telakapalli, demanding drought relief measures and prevention of migration.

TELANGANA: Restrictions to Enter UoH Still Continue; JAC Organises Chalo HCU on April 6

THE administration of the University of Hyderabad under the controversial vice chancellor P Appa Rao is still continuing undemocratic prohibition on entry of visitors, including parents of students and media persons, and members of parliament, academicians and social activists are obstructed and denied entry into the campus, while the students under the banner of Joint Action Committee have given a call for ‘Chalo HCU’ to unions of students, political parties, mass organisations and the people at large to come to the University on April 6 to protest against the undemocratic functioning of

TELANGANA: Nava Telangana Celebrates First Anniversary

TELANGANA : CPI(M) Plenum Assails KCR Govt’s Authoritarian Rule

THE first plenum of the Telangana state committee of CPI(M), held in Nagarjuna Sagar, Nalgonda district from October 25th to 26th, reviewed the political situation in the state and the severe problems facing the people. It adopted several resolutions on people’s issues, including on the grave agrarian crisis in the state and called upon the state government to take urgent steps to check the ongoing suicides of farmers.

Telangana Democratic Front Formed

FACED with growing resentment of people, the TRS government of Telangana is resorting to severe repression against people’s movements and opponents. Two Maoist leaders were killed by police in Warangal district making it the first encounter killings in the new state of Telangana. What shocked the people of the state was the police brutality against a woman Maoist cadre Shruti. Her body showed signs of gang-rape and torture. In a bid to eradicate evidence, acid was poured on the her stomach and near private parts.

Chandrababu Naidu in Deep Trouble

ANDHRA Pradesh chief minister Chandrababbu Naidu is in deep trouble. For the first time in his over 35 year long political career, he has been caught in a corrupt act with clinching proof. Audio tapes of Naidu’s telephonic conversation with a nominated MLA Stephenson, which directly link him to the ‘cash-for-vote’ case, surfaced on June 8.

TELANGANA: Campaign for Reservations in Private Sector

THE Khammam district committee of the CPI(M) has undertaken a bus jatha campaign demanding the enactment of a law for providing reservations in private sector for SC, ST and OBCs. The jatha began from Bhadrachalam on May 19, marking the 30th death anniversary of P Sundaraiah. The jatha toured 1600 kilometres in the district in the 19 days of campaign.

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