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A formal group photograph indoors. Six people are standing together. Revanth Reddy, the Chief Minister of Telangana, is in the center, wearing a purple and pink patterned shawl. To his left is a woman in a peach saree and two men in white kurtas. To his right is a man in a yellow kurta and a young man in a white t-shirt.
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Telangana CM Revanth Reddy in a white shirt is delivering a speech at a public event, standing behind a podium decorated with colorful flowers. He is gesturing with his right hand while speaking, and the background shows a large crowd and a big screen displaying the event.
A color photograph shows a modern Hyderabad Metro Rail train, a sleek blue and silver six-car rake, moving on an elevated track above a busy city road. The track is supported by a concrete viaduct. Traffic, including cars and auto-rickshaws, is visible beneath the metro line. Residential and commercial buildings line the background. The train features the Telangana state's colors (saffron, white, and green) on a stripe near its nose.
A digitally stylized, dark, and gritty illustration featuring the silhouetted figure of a man in a white shirt and a partially visible woman with a braid, set against a distressed, dark background. The man is in the background, out of focus, while the woman's face is cut off on the right side of the frame and is partially in the foreground. The logo for "The News Minute" is in the top right corner. The illustration style suggests a serious or sensitive topic.
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy waving to the crowd while walking across a stage. He is wearing a white shirt and dark pants, has a beard, and is smiling. In the foreground to the left is a large floral bouquet. Other people are seated on the stage behind him, and to the right, a large Telugu sign is visible.
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An eye-level close-up shot of Asaduddin Owaisi, an Indian politician, speaking into a microphone. He is wearing a navy blue skull cap and a light blue, purple, and white checkered kurta. He has a gray beard and is wearing clear-framed eyeglasses. The background is blurred but shows green and white fabric, suggesting an outdoor political rally or press conference.
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A clear, medium-close-up image shows a woman, Konda Surekha, seated at a table, speaking into a microphone. She appears to be middle-aged and is wearing a bright pink blouse with a cream and gold patterned saree. She has a red bindi on her forehead and is wearing glasses. She has gold jewelry, including a necklace and bangles. A stand with the letters "I & PR" (likely Information and Public Relations) is visible near the microphone. She is looking slightly off-camera to her left as she speaks.
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CM Revanth Reddy with short black hair and a beard is sitting at a table, wearing a white shirt. He is holding a pen in his right hand and appears to be speaking or making a point. A microphone is placed in front of him, along with a notebook, water bottle, and a holder with various pens. The background is a wooden panel.
A full-length photo showing Konda Surekha, a woman in a bright yellow saree with a golden border and a patterned blouse, presenting a wooden figurine of a woman holding a bowl to Ponguleti Revanth Reddy, a man wearing a light blue collared shirt and light gray trousers. Both Surekha and Revanth Reddy are smiling at the camera. They are standing indoors on a green carpet at what appears to be an official event. Several other men in formal or semi-formal attire are visible in the background, with one man's face partially cropped on the right. A banner with a blue and white design and the number "1" is visible behind them.
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