Breaking away from BRS after her suspension, Kavitha positioned her battle lines firmly against her father’s party, BJP, and Congress. Her words carried weight, hinting at personal and ideological rifts within the family and beyond.

Details of the agenda remain under wraps until the official unveiling, but Kavitha promised a strong footprint across all districts. Special emphasis will go to empowering the youth, women, and veterans of the Telangana agitation.

Rooted in Gandhian ideals, the party will champion ‘Sarvodaya Telangana’ – a mission for holistic social progress. Kavitha is immersing herself in Gandhi’s teachings to ensure the platform resonates with transformative values.

Looking ahead, she outlined a fresh political playbook: strategic coalitions and inclusive ‘rainbow alliances’ representing varied societal sections. Pre-launch moves include engaging national figures and securing a central party office.

Whispers suggest ‘Telangana Praja Jagruti’ as the name, symbolized by the ‘Dharmaghanta’ – a call for justice. Her application to the Election Commission has gained momentum, courtesy of a Delhi High Court order urging faster processing.

Marking Ugadi festivities, Kavitha rolled out a comprehensive Rs 2.15 lakh crore ‘People’s Budget,’ crowd-sourced from citizens’ inputs. Timed just before the government’s fiscal plan, it spotlights welfare and growth priorities.

This annual Ugadi tradition underscores her commitment to grassroots governance, potentially challenging established players and injecting new energy into Telangana’s politics.