CBN,Pawan to attend Ayodhya RamMandir Consecration. TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu and Janasena president Pawan Kalyan are scheduled to visit Ayodhya. After spending the night in Ayodhya, they will participate in the Ram Lalla Prana Pratishtha ceremony on Monday. Their joint presence at the event has sparked political speculation regarding potential alliances with the BJP.\r\nIn light of this, the \'Ra Kadalira\' program planned by TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu in Pattikonda of Kurnool district on the 25th of this month has been postponed.\r\nThis decision is attributed to Chandrababu\'s attendance at the opening ceremony of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on the 22nd. The \'Ra Kadalira\' program is likely to be rescheduled for the 27th or 28th of this month in Pattikonda.\r\nIt is known that Ram Mandir Trust invited many celebrities from across the country for the Ram Mandir Pran Pratishta and they invited all the political parties. However, many oppositionleaders chose to stay away branding it as a BJP function.&nbsp;

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CBN, Pawan heading to Ayodhya

Chandrababu - Pawan Kalyan To Attend Ayodhya Ram Mandir Consecration

KCR and BRS scared of Lok Sabha Elections. Amidst the discussions within BRS, a growing sense of skepticism permeates the atmosphere as leaders express their reservations. Working President KTR recently conducted preparatory meetings to finalize candidates for the upcoming parliamentary elections and assess the constituency dynamics. In discussions with leaders from nearly six constituencies, it emerged that several were reluctant to contest as MPs, citing both personal disinterest and perceived low chances of victory.

Seniors within the party are drawing parallels to the previous assembly elections, foreseeing a potential repetition of results. Despite the Revanth Reddy government's favorable decisions since assuming power, with a focus on public welfare and the implementation of two of the promised six guarantees, some leaders remain unconvinced. The government's efforts, including initiatives such as Prajadarbar, free bus travel for women, and the expanded scope of the Arogyashri scheme up to Rs. 10 lakhs, have garnered public approval and happiness.

The prevailing sentiment among many BRS Party leaders is that Revanth Reddy's positive governance may sway voters towards Congress in the upcoming parliamentary elections. In light of this, some leaders are contemplating refraining from the MP race, citing financial challenges and slim chances of success. However, some believe that with party support and adequate funding, they could consider contesting.

The critical question arises: How can BRS, which faced challenges securing nine seats while in power, expect to win 16 seats in the opposition? This topic is generating extensive discussions among party leaders, with anticipation building as the time approaches for KCR's public appearances. The unfolding scenarios will reveal the party's strategy and the response it receives from the public.

KCR Experiencing Nightmares

 KCR and BRS scared of Lok Sabha Elections

Conspiracy to bring down Cong govt in TS.The political landscape in Telangana is currently a subject of intense debate and speculation. The Congress party\'s recent ascendancy to power in December, albeit with a simple majority, has evoked memories of the political dynamics in 2014. During that period, despite TRS securing only 61 seats and having the support of Majlis with seven seats, they hesitated to form the government. This led to TDP and YSRCP luring Congress MLAs to join their ranks, showcasing the fragility of the majority.\r\nIn 2018, even with TRS securing eighty-eight seats, they opted to join the opposition, resulting in a coalition with over a hundred MLAs. However, there were murmurs of discontent among the public. Now, with Congress securing a simple majority, internal conflicts within the party persist. Senior leaders reportedly opposed the appointment of Revanth Reddy as CM but relented under the directive of the high command. Speculations suggest that the unity within the Congress might only be temporary, lasting until the parliamentary elections.\r\nOpposition voices, particularly from the BRS, anticipate internal strife within Congress. There are rumors that if BRS performs well in the parliamentary elections, winning double-digit MP seats, they might initiate \"Operation Congress\" claiming public support. Adding fuel to the fire, BJP MP Bandi Sanjay alleged that Congress MLAs are in contact with KCR, accusing him of attempting to buy their allegiance. He hinted at potential developments in Telangana post the parliamentary elections and criticized KCR for what he called undemocratic practices.\r\nBandi Sanjay\'s comments have stirred the political pot, prompting a response from Congress. Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy and Balla Guddi predict winning 13 to 14 Lok Sabha seats in the upcoming elections, countering the perceived threat. Ponnam Prabhakar expressed confidence in the resilience of the Congress government, stating that neither BJP nor BRS would dare topple it. He even predicted a split within the BRS party.\r\nIn the midst of these exchanges, the nature and intent of Bandi Sanjay\'s comments raise questions about potential conspiracies against the Congress government. The interconnectedness between BJP and BRS is suggested, and the unfolding political drama keeps everyone on edge, awaiting further developments in the dynamic political landscape of Telangana.\r\n&nbsp;

Conspiracy to bring down Cong govt in TS

Conspiracy to topple  Revanth Reddy Cong Govt

CBN gets CM Pawan shock. The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) has expressed its readiness to form an alliance with Janasena Chief Pawan. However, they emphasize the importance of considering the aspirations of the people in any potential collaboration. The influential Kapu social class perceives Pawan as a symbol of their long-standing desires. Pawan, recognized as the embodiment of these aspirations, garners significant support, including enthusiastic followers, ardent soldiers, and those who may not fully comprehend the expectations of the Kapu social class.\r\nDuring the Bhogi celebrations, Pawan Kalyan visited Chandrababu\'s house, where a fervent crowd of supporters surrounded him, chanting slogans for him to become the Chief Minister. Despite the persistent calls, Pawan, with a smile, engaged with them, even taking a selfie. The Kapu social group strongly desires Pawan for the CM position, while Janasena supporters share the same sentiment. The intricacies of Pawan\'s political stance and the TDP\'s historical alliance patterns add an element of uncertainty.\r\nThe TDP, having produced only three Chief Ministers in its 40-year history, remains confident about winning unilaterally. However, the party is considering an alliance with Janasena to consolidate anti-YCP votes and prevent a split. Talks suggest that the alliance may allocate a significant number of seats to Janasena, and in the event of victory, ministerial positions might be offered to Janasena members. However, a clear stance exists against sharing the CM seat.\r\nWhile political observers foresee challenges in the TDP-Janasena alliance, the TDP maintains a firm commitment to securing power. The desire for Pawan as CM from Janasena complicates the potential collaboration, leaving the resolution uncertain and subject to time.\r\n&nbsp;

CBN gets CM Pawan shock

 CM Pawan slogans shock CBN

KCR recovers from surgery,braces for a battle. The former chief minister, K. Chandrashekar Rao, currently recuperating from a total hip replacement surgery, has resumed his activities at the Erravelli farmhouse. Following the advice of eight weeks of bed rest, he is anticipated to make a return to the political arena next month.\r\nA video capturing Rao engaged in a conversation with a fertiliser dealer went viral on Sunday. In the footage, he is heard inquiring about the specific fertilisers required for the cultivation of various crops at the farmhouse.\r\nIt\'s worth recalling that Rao had encountered a fall at his farmhouse late on December 8th night, resulting in a fracture in his left hip joint.\r\nPromptly undergoing a successful surgery the following day, his recent engagement in discussions about agriculture hints at his gradual recovery and resumption of responsibilities.\r\n&nbsp;

KCR bracing to take on opposition

KCR recovers from surgery, braces for a battle

CBN, Lokesh hugs Pawan as he&nbsp; meets Undavalli. Janasena chief Pawan Kalyan recently had a significant meeting with Telugu Desam National President and former Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu at Chandrababu\'s residence in Undavalli. The meeting took place in the spirit of Sankranti, with Chandrababu extending an invitation to Pawan for lunch. Notably, key leaders from both parties, including Nara Lokesh and Nadendla Manohar, were present.\r\nThe discussions during the meeting reportedly covered crucial topics such as the adjustment of Telugu Desam-Jana Sena seats, the formulation of a joint manifesto, alliance with BJP, and considerations regarding Janasena-TDP seat adjustments. One of the key outcomes was an agreement not to accept leaders from other parties into their alliance without thorough scrutiny for the next four and a half years. Opposition and opportunistic leaders will not be welcomed under any circumstances.\r\nFurther, the leaders decided to finalize the alliance\'s first list promptly, considering that the YCP had already released three lists. The leaders, Chandrababu and Pawan Kalyan, are expected to participate in a bonfire ceremony at Mandama in Amaravati on the following Sunday. This event will symbolize the burning of anti-public figures released by the AP government. The leaders plan to highlight the ideologies of TDP and Janasena through this joint activity.\r\nDespite the absence of festivals for the past four years, the cadres of both parties expressed joy at the collaboration of Chandrababu and Pawan. Additionally, farmers voiced their discontent with the current government, stating that they would include anti-people symbols in the Bhogimanta (harvest festival) celebrations. The farmers issued a strong warning to the Jagan government, indicating their determination to express their discontent in the upcoming elections.\r\n&nbsp;

Pawan gets bear hug from political celebrities

CBN, Lokesh hugs Pawan as he  meets Undavalli

TDP cadre thrash NTR fans. Tensions heightened between Junior NTR's supporters and TDP activists, culminating in a recent clash in the Achanta constituency of West Godavari district. The police intervened to restore order following the altercation.

Chandrababu Naidu, leading the TDP, is extensively touring the state amid the election fervor, organizing meetings as part of the 'Raa Kadaliraa' campaign. These gatherings, occurring twice daily, included a session in Tiruvur, Krishna district, on Sunday morning. Subsequently, Chandrababu participated in a similar assembly in West Godavari district.

During Chandrababu's address, a sizable group of Junior NTR's fans attended, brandishing placards adorned with his images. They voiced their discontent, insisting on a prominent role for NTR within the party, claiming deliberate neglect. TDP volunteers attempted to calm the situation, but the fans persisted with slogans. In the ensuing conflict, TDP workers forcefully dispersed NTR's supporters, leading to a scuffle where some fans sustained injuries.

Expressing frustration, Junior NTR's followers declare their reluctance to support TDP further, even if Chandra Babu requests, citing the perceived insult. Meanwhile, TDP contends that the incident was orchestrated by the ruling YSRCP and CM Jagan as part of a conspiracy to divide the party.

TDP vs fans: Should NTR still support

TDP Cadre Thrash NTR Fans

Pawan peeved with Chandra Babu.Jana Sena Chief Pawan Kalyan\'s recent political silence has sparked discussions and speculations among the public and the media. Previously known for his aggressive political stance, Pawan has shifted his focus to internal meetings, leaving many wondering about the reasons behind his sudden quietude.\r\nDuring his recent three-day visit to Kakinada, Pawan\'s activities went unnoticed by the media, further fueling curiosity about his subdued political presence. Observers are pondering the motive behind Pawan\'s silence, especially with elections on the horizon.\r\nInternal sources suggest that Pawan\'s withdrawal from the political limelight may be connected to alliance discussions. Allegedly, Chandra Babu and the TDP have been reluctant to accommodate Pawan Kalyan\'s Jana Sena and its ideas during alliance talks, leading to a strained relationship.\r\nPawan Kalyan\'s political journey has seen affiliations with the BJP since its inception. Despite his defeat in the 2019 elections, he sought alliances with the BJP for six months. The alliance with BJP has been ongoing for four years, with a recent connection to the Telugu Desam Party (TDP).\r\nPawan envisions a united front of BJP, Jana Sena, and TDP, reminiscent of the 2014 elections. However, there seems to be a lack of enthusiasm from TDP, which questions the potential benefits of aligning with BJP. TDP leaders argue that BJP\'s past tenure at the center did not yield significant benefits for Andhra Pradesh, leading to concerns about voter support and potential opposition from minorities and Dalits.\r\nWhile TDP strategizes to move forward with alliances involving Congress and Communists, Pawan Kalyan continues to push for collaboration with BJP. Pawan\'s attempts to convey this message include sending signals and even deploying intermediaries like Nadendla Manohar to communicate with BJP.\r\nBJP National Secretary Sathya Kumar\'s response indirectly supports Pawan\'s proposals, indicating that alliance decisions are under central leadership. However, doubts linger about TDP\'s willingness to join forces with BJP, with emerging indications that TDP might explore new alliances without BJP.\r\nTDP\'s evolving strategy seems to favor distancing from BJP and considering partnerships with Congress and Communists. Amidst these political maneuvers, Pawan Kalyan remains at a distance from TDP, expressing displeasure with Chandra Babu\'s approach. The political landscape is dynamic, and Pawan\'s persistence may lead to unexpected alliances and outcomes in the future.

Is Pawan angry with Chandra Babu

Pawan Kalyan peeved with Chandra Babu

PM Modi goes snorkeling in Lakshadweep.Prime Minister Narendra Modi delightedly shared moments from his visit to Lakshadweep, revealing the joy he found in exploring its pristine beauty. Taking to social media, he expressed that the early morning walks along the archipelago\'s pristine beaches were \"moments of pure bliss\". During his stay, PM Modi inaugurated development projects exceeding Rs 1,150 crore, showcasing the government\'s commitment to uplifting the region.\r\nReturning from the trip, PM Modi reflected on the tranquility of Lakshadweep, stating that it provided him an opportunity to contemplate \"how to work even harder for the welfare of 140 crore Indians\". He recounted various activities from his visit, including an exhilarating experience of trying snorkeling, encouraging adventure enthusiasts to add Lakshadweep to their must-visit list.\r\nSharing underwater pictures capturing the mesmerizing reefs and marine life witnessed during his snorkeling adventure, the Prime Minister emphasized the unique charm of Lakshadweep.\r\nPM Modi spoke fondly of his early morning walks along the pristine beaches, describing them as \"moments of pure bliss\". Interacting with residents in Agatti, Bangaram, and Kavaratti, he expressed gratitude for their hospitality. The journey, he stated, was an \"enriching journey of learning and growing\".\r\nHighlighting Lakshadweep\'s significance beyond being a group of islands, PM Modi acknowledged its timeless legacy of traditions and the resilient spirit of its people. He outlined the central government\'s focus on uplifting lives through enhanced development, providing better healthcare, faster internet, and clean drinking water, all while preserving and celebrating the vibrant local culture. The projects inaugurated during his visit were a testament to this commitment, reflecting the spirit of progress and inclusivity in Lakshadweep.\r\n&nbsp;

PM Modi dares in underwater

PM Modi goes snorkeling in Lakshadweep

Sharmila merges YSRTP with Congress. YS Sharmila, the daughter of the late former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy and sister of the current AP CM Y.S. Jagan, made a significant political move on Thursday by officially joining the Congress party in New Delhi. The momentous occasion was marked by her presence alongside Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge and former party chief Rahul Gandhi.\r\nDuring the announcement, Sharmila not only declared the merger of her regional party, YSR Telangana Party, with the Congress but also expressed her readiness to undertake any responsibility assigned to her within the party. Speaking at the AICC headquarters in the national capital, she conveyed her delight at the convergence of political forces.\r\n\"I am thrilled to merge YSR Telangana Party into the Congress. It brings me great joy that YSR Telangana Party is now an integral part of the Indian National Congress,\" Sharmila declared. Reflecting on her late father\'s vision, she revealed, \"It was my father\'s dream to see Rahul Gandhi as the Prime Minister of our country, and I am delighted to contribute towards making that dream a reality.\"\r\nThe strategic merger is viewed as an effort to fortify the Congress party\'s position in Telangana and create a united front in anticipation of the upcoming state elections. Throughout the recent assembly elections in Telangana, Sharmila consistently threw her support behind the Congress party.\r\nExplaining her decision to support Congress, Sharmila emphasized the failure of Telangana Chief Minister KCR to fulfill promises made during his nine-year tenure. She noted, \"KCR has not fulfilled any of the promises he made to the people in his 9-year tenure. That\'s the only reason I do not want KCR to come to power. I, as YSR\'s daughter, risk Congress\' chance because I tend to pull the Congress vote bank.\"\r\nIt is worth noting that YSR Telangana Party, an unrecognized regional party based in Andhra Pradesh, lacks elected representatives in the state or Parliament. Sharmila\'s move is expected to contribute significantly to the Congress party\'s electoral prospects in Telangana and strengthen its political standing in the region.\r\n<div style=\"text-align: justify;\"></div>

Sharimla joins Congress

Sharmila merges YSRTP with Congress

Revanth experiencing tense moments. In political circles, the media, real estate and within the ruling party, discussions about the perceived crisis facing Revanth\'s government are prevalent . The concern revolves around the government\'s limitations, given its reliance on just four MLAs for a simple majority. Internal discussions suggest that Revanth faces challenges in making independent decisions and is actively seeking consensus with leaders like Bhatti Vikramarka, Uttam Kumar Reddy, and Komati Reddy Venkat Reddy.\r\nThe question arises: Is Revanth\'s government truly on the verge of collapse within three to six months, as these rumors suggest? The veracity of such claims is uncertain, and the rapid spread of these speculations is notable.\r\nThe genesis of these rumors can be traced back to Chief Minister KCR\'s prediction during a meeting with MLAs, MLCs, and other public representatives at his farmhouse. KCR, head of the BRS, asserted that Revanth\'s government wouldn\'t last three months and urged everyone to remain silent, anticipating its collapse within six months.\r\nKCR\'s measured words have spurred a new analysis in political and media circles, raising concerns about the Revanth government\'s ability to fulfill its hundred-day promises. However, it prompts reflection on whether past leaders, despite promising reforms within a specific timeframe, faced challenges in implementing them due to enduring financial issues left by previous administrations.\r\nThe question persists: Does the society of Telangana comprehend the complexities of addressing financial injuries left by preceding governments, even when assurances were made for rapid change within the first 100 days?

Revanth spending sleepless nights

Revanth Reddy Experiencing Tense Moments

CBN-Pawan combined attack on Jagan.Telugu Desam leader N. Chandrababu Naidu and Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan are collaboratively launching the \"Raa Kadalira\" campaign, addressing public meetings across 22 parliamentary constituencies in Andhra Pradesh from January 5 to January 29. Their objective is to apprise the public of the challenging situation and highlight their concerns about Chief Minister N. Jagan Mohan Reddy\'s alleged impact on various sectors.\r\nSpeaking at TD\'s central office in Mangalagiri, AP unit president Kinjarapu Atchannaidu emphasized the awareness among the five crore people of Andhra Pradesh regarding what they perceive as the promotion of inefficient, corrupt, and criminal leaders during Jagan Mohan Reddy\'s 56-month rule.\r\nWith elections approaching in approximately 100 days, TD plans to expose what they term as corrupt, irregular, and destructive deeds of the YSRC government. Chandrababu Naidu will lead a panchayat raj workshop on Wednesday, followed by an event addressing atrocities on BCs at the Jayaho BC program on Thursday at the TD central office.\r\nThe \"Raa Kadalira\" meetings commence on Friday, starting with Kanigiri assembly constituency in Ongole parliament constituency. Subsequent meetings are scheduled in various assembly segments, culminating in addresses by Naidu in Unguturu and Chirala assembly segments on January 29.