Top Telangana news developments today
The Hindu
Key news developments from Telangana on March 27, 2022
Here are the key news developments in Telangana to watch out for today:
1. Telangana State Public Service Commission will start one-time registration for candidates to upload their details tomorrow, for the recruitment drive of the State government to fill thousands of vacancies. Yesterday, the commission had held a meeting with HODs of 19 departments to gather information about vacancies in their respective departments.
2. Aam Aaadmi Party MLA of Delhi and south India in-charge of the party Somnath Bharti will hold a press conference to announce the programmes of the national convenor of AAP Arvind Kejriwal in Telangana from next month.
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Telangana withdraws writ petition on PNLP, plans to file civil petition in Supreme Court for water allocation dispute.
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BJP's Nainar Nagenthran asserts party's stance against power-sharing in Tamil Nadu ahead of Modi's upcoming meeting.
BJP protests in Mysuru against police actions related to a Hubballi incident, demanding government accountability and justice for women.
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