Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy did not attend the NITI Aayog meeting in Delhi. He protested against the central government's alleged discrimination and non-release of due funds. The state's demands include setting up a steel factory, ITIR revival, and lift irrigation project permissions.

BRS claimed the Congress government has not started water pumping from Kannepally pump house, impacting farmers' livelihoods. BRS's KT Rama Rao appealed to CM Revanth to commence pumping to fill reservoirs crucial for farmers. Criticizing the eight-month delay, the BRS alleged political motives behind the inaction, highlighting the necessity for immediate water supply.

The Telangana government and philanthropists provided Rs 1.8 lakh to help Badavath Madhulatha, a tribal girl, pursue her BTech at IIT Patna. Madhulatha had secured an admission but faced financial constraints. The aid package includes tuition fee assistance, a laptop, and promises of future support, ensuring she can complete her engineering degree.

The Telangana assembly demanded the Centre amend the Union Budget 2024-25 to honor commitments from the AP Reorganisation Act. CM A Revanth Reddy criticized the Modi government for discriminating against southern states, seen as a violation of federal principles. During the debate, Revanth asked the PM to confirm if the Budget will be amended to address Telangana's concerns.