Amarnath K Menon

Andhra Pradesh and Telangana could lock horns at the Apex Council meeting of the Water Resources Ministry on August 5 over the sharing of Krishna waters.

Epidemiologists point out that Telangana now needs to enforce a comprehensive preventive strategy to arrest the transmission of the disease.

Jagan Mohan Reddy plans to have three capitals for the state for the decentralised and equitable development of all three regions. But the TDP is determined to scuttle it.

KCR’s farmer-centric approach is to ensure that the state prospers through scientific crop cultivation based on expert advice.

The state is concerned that the existing laws are oriented towards the issuance of clearance and no-objection certificates than ensuring strict compliance with the norms and environmental audit.

Apart from the imported South Korean test kits, Andhra Pradesh is innovatively using TrueNat machines that are actually used for tuberculosis testing.

Retaliatory strikes of this nature are commonplace in the tactics of the Left-wing extremists. But the Gadchiroli attack could have been avoided.

Another term is not only what KCR has his eyes on. He wants his son KTR to slip into the saddle.

Congress steered praja kutami (people’s alliance) is determined to dislodge the TRS in the first-ever assembly election in the state.

Naidu is eyeing a grand alliance in Telangana which will provide him mileage in both Lok Sabha 2019 and Andhra Pradesh Assembly elections.

Political parties and organisations have moved the court against errors in the draft voters list.

Maoists killed sitting Telugu Desam Party MLA K Sareswara Rao and former legislator S Soma.

The TRS is banking on the regional development narrative to win seats in the upcoming Assembly elections.

TRS wants to take advantage of a divided opposition and an underprepared Congress.

The bonds issued to raise funds for the construction of capital Amaravati generated overwhelming response.

Will KCR rally support of regional parties and try to swing them in favour of the NDA?

N Chandrababu Naidu is keeping the issue alive to garner support during the elections in 2019.

Anti-incumbency is not yet a factor in the new state.

The Andhra Pradesh chief minister aims to create a wider electoral space by taking up anti-BJP stands.

The TRS government has launched several pro-farmer initiatives, including the Rs 5 lakh free life insurance scheme.

TDP chief needs to convince his cadres and the Andhra Pradesh voters that his political estrangement with the BJP will not harm the interests of the state.

Rythu Bandhu Scheme is not like other loan waiver schemes where intermediaries make a killing.

The TDP leader's game plan is to stage dawn-to-dusk hunger strikes across the districts as part of his campaign.

Vote-bank politics is apparently gaining the upper hand at a time when the state is bound to respond to relatives of victims over its failure to ensure justice.

The chief minister is testing political waters for an alliance, minus the BJP, ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

The ambitious TRS strongman is pitching for drafting an alternative agenda by a pan-Indian rainbow coalition.

It is a veiled hint at how the CM is inching closer to the high moral ground in the run-up to the next Assembly polls over the demand of special status for Andhra Pradesh.

TRS has adopted a please-all approach to reach out to both farmers and caste groups.

TDP chief aims to bring high-speed internet and IPTV connections to about 12 million households at throwaway prices.

Almost all habitations in the fledgling state are to get piped water supply by Republic Day.