 | Revanth Reddy takes oath as Telangana Chief Minister, Gandhis on daisThe entire LB stadium and all the roads leading to the stadium were packed with Congress workers and followers of Revanth Reddy. |
 | Telangana HC upholds order against land claimed by Waqf BoardPrivate parties, contending possession of the land since 1950, argued that their ancestral rights were recognised under the AP Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act. |
 | Telangana HC dismisses ‘vague’ PIL against Dharani portalThe bench concluded that there was no element of public interest involved in the case and dismissed the writ petition. |
 | Telangana sees 1.88% drop in suicidesStatistically, 7,769 of those who died by suicide were men and the rest were women. |
 | After bumper rains, crops damaged across StateThe relentless rainfall damaged paddy, chilli, cotton and other crops across the state. However, meteorologists predict clear skies for the rest of the week. |
 | Team Revanth to take charge todaySwearing-in ceremony at 1.04 pm at LB Stadium in Hyderabad.3 deputy CMs, 3-5 ministers likely to take oath of office & secrecy.Sonia,Kharge, Rahul and others may attend; KCR, all 119 MLAs also invited |
 | Rain hits normal life in Telangana, couple dies in wall collapseKhammam and Bhadradri Kothagudem districts bore the brunt of the rains induced by Cyclone Michaung that made landfall at Bapatla in Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday morning. |
 | BRS will surely make a comeback under KCR’s leadership, says KTRThe BRS will fight on behalf of the people to ensure that the Congress implements all the schemes it promised to the people of Telangana, he said. |
 | Despite defeat, Jagga hopeful of getting good position in Congress governmentJayaprakash Reddy, popularly known as Jagga Reddy, endeared himself to the party’s top leader Rahul Gandhi during the latter’s Bharat Jodo Yatra while it was going through Sangareddy district. |
 | Nama Nageswara Rao wants TS Assembly seats increased to 153The BRS MP also wanted the Centre to take up census and see that reservations were implemented for minorities in an uniform manner across the country. |
 | Congress MLAs in Delhi to lobby for Cabinet berthsThe event unfolded amidst heightened suspense over the party high command’s decision on ministerial nominations. |
 | As CM, Revanth may sign six guarantees file firstRevanth will be following the precedent set by the late Dr YS Rajasekhar Reddy in 2004 whose first signature as chief minister was on the file providing free power to farmers. |
 | Telangana Congress needs unity before 2024 pollsThe BRS under K Chandrasekhar Rao turned a blind eye to discontent outside the state capital. |
| Tracking post-election waves in Telangana“My expectations from Congress is that they should be realistic and truthful to what they have promised and envisioned for the future," Dr Manjula Anagani, Padma Shri Awardee, Gynaecologist. |
 | Telangana's CM-elect Revanth Reddy meets Congress president Mallikarjun KhargeReddy, who has been elected from the Kodangal Assembly seat, is slated to take oath as chief minister in Hyderabad on Thursday. |
 | YSRC MP Vijayasai moves Telangana High Court against ICAI proceedingsThe YSRC leader moved the court after the Directorate alleged misconduct in his capacity as the financial advisor to YS Jagan Mohan Reddy and his group of companies. |
| Revanth Reddy to be Telangana's next chief minister, swearing-in on December 7Revanth Reddy was the frontrunner for the top post in the state after the party staged a stupendous victory in assembly elections by winning 64 seats in Telangana, upstaging the BRS. |
 | Congress leaders discuss govt formation in Telangana, CM's name to be announced on Dec 5 eveningSources claimed the name of Revanth Reddy as chief minister in Telangana was cleared during the meeting held at the residence of party chief Mallikarjun Kharge. |
 | Pink party suffers major blackout in the coal beltThe people of this area, who work in coal mines, took an active part in the Telangana movement and Singareni bandh was called during the struggle for a separate state. |
 | Increased seats and vote share, a positive for BJPLooking ahead, if the current trend continues, the BJP is poised to increase its vote share in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, which are likely to be held in around six months. |
