Here are the videos of CM KCR’s Live show on T News channel on Thursday. We have earlier posted his answers to all questions he faced from viewers and intellectuals here. Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:

Telangana cabinet made 43 policy decisions in a marathon cabinet meet on Wednesday. Here is the video of CM’s press conference after the cabinet meet. Part 1:   Part 2:

A meeting of senior journalists, which was called to criticize the MSOs’ action to block TV9 and ABN, backfired miserably when they tried doing so right in front of the MSOs they invited for the meeting. When senior journalists invited MSOs for discussion and told them on that their actions to block the 2 channels TV9 and ABN is ‘undemocratic’, the MSOs shot back with questions on their own ‘democratic’ practices in the past over the Telangana issue. Ex-President of Telangana MSOs Kuldip Kumar Sahani spoke with clearly and asked pointed out the several excesses the 2 channels did, not just in portraying the Telangana agitation but even in suppressing and harassing the MSOs who participated in the Telangana agitation. ...

When the ABN Andhrajyothy anchor went for the public opinion program ‘Public Point’ and broached the subject of considering nativity for fee reimbursement, he was forced to shut up by the angry crowd. The crowd accused ABN of trying to rake up controversies over every decision of Telangana Government to protect it’s interests while it makes no debate or discussion on AP’s TDP Government’s criminal moves on Polavaram, PPAs and Nagarjuna Sagar Dam waters. The crowd even asked what business ABN has in Telangana when people boycotted it and shut down the channel for viewers! The anchor meekly tried to continue the program saying he will explain what all ABN did to ‘fight for Telangana’! With crowd unrelenting, the anchor cut the program ...

Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao called for a bipartisan approach to solving the many challenges in Telangana. He laid down his vision for irrigation and drinking water, among many things, in Telangana, Most of his speech was extempore and he referred to notes occasionally, perhaps just to ensure that he had not missed any topic. Statistics rolled out as effortlessly as he recited a song he penned about his aspirations for Telangana. As he began speaking about irrigation sector, he was like a teacher patiently explaining the basins, ridges, contours, sharing of water and how Telangana was deprived of its due share in Godavari and Krishna waters. “Perhaps, I will be the first CM to appear personally and argue in ...