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Telangana Assembly session LIVE: Discussion on property regulations and El Niño impact to be taken up today

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Telangana Assembly session LIVE: Discussion on property regulations and El Niño impact to be taken up today

The short discussion on the prohibited properties under Section 22A of the Registration Act will continue

Updated - September 16, 2026 11:32 am IST

Telangana Legislative Assembly. File. | Photo Credit: The Hindu

The monsoon session of the Telangana Assembly will resume on Wednesday (September 16, 2016), after being adjourned for three days from Sunday (September 13, 2016). The short discussion on the prohibited properties under Section 22A of the Registration Act will continue.

Also read: Assembly session highlights on September 12, 2026

On Saturday (September 12, 2016), Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy spoke at length about the properties under Section 22A.

A short discussion on the effects of El Niño and remedial measures too is scheduled for today.

The subjects on which questions may be asked in the House include career guidance cells for minority students, improvement of public transport in the CURE region and expansion of horticulture crops in the State.

Station Ghanpur MLA Kadiyam Srihari urged for a palm oil refinery in erstwhile Warangal district.

MLAs speak about issues in oil palm cultivation and processing harvest in various districts. The trees touching overhead high-tension electric wires, issues faced by farmers due to lack refineries in a few districts were raised in the Assembly.

Published - September 16, 2026 10:38 am IST

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