Prasad Nichenametla is a journalist based in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. He writes for ThePrint and his work has also been featured in publications such as Deccan Herald and Cigalah Group. Prasad covers local news and politics, with a focus on Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, providing insightful analysis and reporting on key political developments in the region.
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Prasad Nichenametla's coverage focuses heavily on local Indian politics, particularly in the state of Telangana. His articles predominantly cover government announcements and evolving political stories related to Indian politics, with a strong emphasis on regional parties such as Congress Party and BJP.
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By: Prasad Nichenametla
Hyderabad: One government rolled out the red carpet for the multinational company and the next kicked it out.
By: Prasad Nichenametla
Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM, who once professed detachment from caste & religion, now calls himself an 'unapologetic Sanatani Hindu'. Analysts sense a strategy to step out of Naidu’s shadow.
By: Prasad Nichenametla
Hyderabad: More than a decade since the composite state bifurcation and division of All India Services (AIS) cadre between the resultant Andhra
By: Prasad Nichenametla
KTR alleges 12 lakh trees will have to be axed for naval base, but state govt officials maintain the number won't be more than 1,000 and that there will also be transplantation.
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Andhra Pradesh cabinet approved the policies in one go at Amaravati this week. The proposed incentives will attract industries back to the state, says CM Chandrababu Naidu.
By: Prasad Nichenametla
The Jagan-led govt had painted panchayat buildings in party colours after taking over in 2019, which was slammed by TDP back then. Now, the ruling party has been accused of doing the same.
By: Prasad Nichenametla
Rival TDP portrayed Jagan as an 'evil brother' snatching away sister's share, but YSRCP leaders say their leader is only acting on legal advice.
By: Prasad Nichenametla
Weeks ahead of the Andhra Pradesh polls on 13 May, the volunteers had come under the Election Commission’s scrutiny following complaints that they doubled as agents of YSRCP.
By: Prasad Nichenametla
For 58 yrs until bifurcation in 2014, 1 November was observed as Andhra Pradesh formation day. Naidu's return reignited debate over whether it should be observed on 1 Oct, 1 Nov or 2 June.
By: Prasad Nichenametla
YSRCP chief claims 680 notices issued, 147 cases filed against party supporters & 49 arrested. Andhra home minister says ruling combine's leaders & families getting 'rape threats', abuse'.
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