The Union government denies permission for Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to undertake a planned U.S. trip, with officials indicating he is expected to return to Hyderabad. Both outlets report that the decision affects the CM’s intended foreign travel.
The reports also describe how the denial is communicated. The Hindu says the State government learns of the refusal after an official delegation has already reached the U.K., suggesting the matter arises during the course of the travel itinerary. Times of India similarly frames the development as a Centre-level denial and notes Revanth’s return to Hyderabad.
While the exact sequence and administrative details are presented differently, the core points are consistent: the Centre does not approve the U.S. visit and the CM’s travel plan changes as a result. The information also highlights the coordination between federal approvals and State-level travel arrangements for high-ranking officials.
