Telangana govt. constitutes high-level committee to resolve controversy over Section 22A lands

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• The Hindu: Telangana govt. constitutes high-level committee to resolve controversy over Section 22A lands. Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy traces origin of Section 22A, gives a detailed explanation on lands under part-B and the error which partly led to inclusion of lands in prohibited list during marathon speech in Assembly

• The Hindu: Telangana govt. constitutes high-level committee to resolve controversy over Section 22A lands - The Hindu. Telangana govt. constitutes high-level committee to resolve controversy over Section 22A lands The Hindu

• The South First: Telangana CM Revanth promises 22A relief for ‘genuine cases’, turns Assembly address into lengthy broadside on BRS - The South First. Telangana CM Revanth promises 22A relief for ‘genuine cases’, turns Assembly address into lengthy broadside on BRS The South First

• The Siasat Daily: Telangana Assembly: Section 22A lands, palm oil discussed - The Siasat Daily. Telangana Assembly: Section 22A lands, palm oil discussed The Siasat Daily

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• The Hindu: Telangana CM lists extent of land owned by KCR, KTR, Harish Rao and other family members. Telangana CM says KCR’s farm house in Erravelli spans 700 acres, of which 388 acres is assignment land. He announces fact finding team would be constituted to inquire into the assignment land issue

• Telangana Today: Harish Rao challenges Revanth to judicial probe into 22-A land row. BRS leader T Harish Rao challenged Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to order a judicial inquiry into the Bhu Bharati and 22-A land controversies, demanded a white paper on land additions and removals, and alleged the Congress government had failed to provide relief

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• Telangana Today: Farmers seek irrigation water as D-26 canal fails to reach tail-end areas in Nagarkurnool. Farmers dependent on the D-26 main canal in Nagarkurnool are struggling with inadequate irrigation water as silt, vegetation and stones block the canal. They said crops across nearly 3,000 acres are withering and demanded immediate desilting and removal of unauthorised pumps.