The back-to-back tours of Chief Minister KCR to meet like-minded leaders worked for him as the former Chief Minister of the neighboring state decided to support him. He was even present in Hyderabad when KCR announced that TRS’s name is now changed to BRS so that the party can focus on national politics.
The leader is none other than H D Kumaraswamy, the former Chief Minister of Karnataka. It is known that the party will become the national party only when it has a good presence in a few states.
Karnataka has a good Telugu population and it was earlier predicted that BRS might try its luck in the state. If this happens, then both BRS and JD(S) will get affected as there is a chance of votes getting split.
It looks like both parties have an agreement on running the polls. Former Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy reportedly said that BRS will not run the polls in Karnataka. He reportedly said the same speaking to a popular media outlet.
“They (BRS) will not contest the Assembly polls, by going with them, we want to join hands in their fight aimed at finding a permanent solution to issues faced by farmers, dalits and other weaker sections. Rather than building an alternative force against the party in power at the Centre (BJP) it is to find solutions to the issues faced by the nation,” the former Chief Minister was quoted by the media outlets.
The main issue that affects the political parties in the alliance is the planning about the seat sharing and in which states the party should run the polls. Going by the comments of the former Chief Minister it appears like both parties have a strong agreement on this which is a good thing.
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On Wednesday, Rashmika penned a strong note on X, calling for strict accountability and responsible use of AI-generated content. She described the situation as a “deep moral decline,” warning that the internet is steadily turning into a space where fabricated visuals are easily accepted as reality.
Condemning the AI-driven creation of vulgar and offensive content targeting women, she wrote, “When truth can be manufactured, discernment becomes our greatest defense.”
Emphasising the ethical collapse behind such actions, Rashmika added, “AI is a tool for progress, but using it to create vulgarity and target women shows a dangerous fall in values. The internet is no longer a mirror of truth — it is a canvas where anything can be fabricated. Let us use AI responsibly and with dignity. If people cannot behave like humans, then strict and unforgiving punishment must be given.”
On the professional front, Rashmika is gearing up for Cocktail 2, directed by Homi Adajania. The film continues the world of the 2012 hit Cocktail, which starred Saif Ali Khan, Deepika Padukone, and Diana Penty, and became popular for its modern take on friendship and relationships.
