Bathukamma Sarees

Hitting out at the BRS over its "loot" while in power, Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Saturday asked if the opposition party is ready for a probe into alleged corruption in the implementation of Bathukamma sarees distribution, KCR kits a

Drawing a comparison between the Telangana Chief Minister and the BJP government at the Centre, K Kavitha claimed that Chief Minister Rao had created more than a million jobs for the state's youth

In Telangana, Bathukamma sarees this year offer a wider variety in terms of their design and colour and rural women and designers from National Institute of Fashion Technology were consulted to ensure quality products

The Telangana government will be distributing nearly one crore sarees worth about Rs 318 crore to women in the state this year as part of "Bathukamma sarees" initiative, an official release said on Tuesday.

The K Chandrashekar Rao-headed caretaker government in Telangana had planned to distribute 95 lakh sarees of 80 different varieties at a cost of Rs 280 crore for the Bathukamma festival. But this was not to be as the Election Commission has shot down the Telangana government's proposal, citing that it is in violation of the model code of conduct.

The Telangana government's free saree drive today ended up being a free-for-all in some towns as women were seen in TV visuals yanking each other's hair while waiting for their share, or complaining loudly about the poor quality of the gift.

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao announced yesterday that the state will distribute free sarees to over one crore women on the occasion of Bathukamma, a regional festival.

Hitting out at the BRS over its "loot" while in power, Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Saturday asked if the opposition party is ready for a probe into alleged corruption in the implementation of Bathukamma sarees distribution, KCR kits a

Drawing a comparison between the Telangana Chief Minister and the BJP government at the Centre, K Kavitha claimed that Chief Minister Rao had created more than a million jobs for the state's youth

In Telangana, Bathukamma sarees this year offer a wider variety in terms of their design and colour and rural women and designers from National Institute of Fashion Technology were consulted to ensure quality products

The Telangana government will be distributing nearly one crore sarees worth about Rs 318 crore to women in the state this year as part of "Bathukamma sarees" initiative, an official release said on Tuesday.

The K Chandrashekar Rao-headed caretaker government in Telangana had planned to distribute 95 lakh sarees of 80 different varieties at a cost of Rs 280 crore for the Bathukamma festival. But this was not to be as the Election Commission has shot down the Telangana government's proposal, citing that it is in violation of the model code of conduct.

The Telangana government's free saree drive today ended up being a free-for-all in some towns as women were seen in TV visuals yanking each other's hair while waiting for their share, or complaining loudly about the poor quality of the gift.

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao announced yesterday that the state will distribute free sarees to over one crore women on the occasion of Bathukamma, a regional festival.