The Chief Minister tells legislators the House sits 7 September — and that irrigation works will not move until their land-acquisition files do.

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on Monday, 24 August 2026, informed available ministers and Members of the Legislative Assembly at the Telangana Secretariat that the Telangana Legislative Assembly session will commence on 7 September 2026. Seven September on this cutting is an Assembly sitting. It is not an election notification. It is not a Form B last date. It is not a Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation, Cyberabad Municipal Corporation or Malkajgiri Municipal Corporation poll date. The State Election Commission has not notified those civic dates.
He directed legislators to complete pending land acquisition for irrigation projects in their constituencies. He warned that projects would not be completed if acquisition lagged. He assured funds for land acquisition, for Relief and Rehabilitation, and for forest clearances. An assurance of funds is a Chief Minister’s instruction on the Monday record. It is not a published project-wise release statement. This desk will not invent a canal name, an acreage table, or a rupee outlay the Monday cards do not lock.
On one public account he reviewed constituency-level works and told Members of the Legislative Assembly to fast-track infrastructure. On another public account the sitting is described as a monsoon session, legislators were told to prepare debates on welfare and development, and the government is planning a resolution demanding that the Centre reduce the minimum age to contest Assembly and Lok Sabha elections. That resolution is a government plan on that account. It is not a passed House resolution. This desk will not treat a planned resolution as a vote already taken.
Present, as named on public accounts of the Monday meeting, were Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka and ministers N. Uttam Kumar Reddy, Tummala Nageswara Rao, Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy and Danasari Anasuya, also called Seethakka. This desk will not invent a session subject list beyond what those accounts printed. The same Monday meeting also discussed the Konda Surekha row; that discussion belongs on its own card and is not expanded here.
Hyderabad’s Secretariat is the announcement geography. The Legislative Assembly is the sitting geography from 7 September. Form B and any civic-poll date remain not notified. Sixteen September, which appears on this paper’s Special Intensive Revision card as a claims-close date, is an Election Commission of India roll date. It is not this session’s business and it is not a local-body nomination date.
Until the House sits and a list of business is notified, the public ledger is a Monday Chief Minister announcement that the Assembly commences on 7 September 2026, an instruction to finish irrigation land acquisition, an assurance of funds for acquisition, Relief and Rehabilitation and forest clearances, a monsoon-session description and a planned minimum-age resolution that has not been passed, and a named presence of the Deputy Chief Minister and four ministers. Seven September is the House. It is not the ballot.
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