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- The Cockroach Janta Party's Telangana unit held a gathering at People's Plaza in Hyderabad, celebrating what it called the success of its 36-day protest in New Delhi, which ended with the resignation of former Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
- The party said it would now push for educational reforms in Telangana, including allocating at least 15 percent of the State budget to education, faster fee reimbursements, expedited investigations into paper leak cases, and implementation of former Education Commission chairman Akunuri Murali's recommendations.
- It plans to work with student organisations across the State to prepare a student charter before taking it to the party leadership.
- A planned march to the Ambedkar statue did not take place after organisers said police denied permission.
What to watch next
- Whether the Telangana government responds to the 15 percent education budget demand
- Progress on investigations into paper leak cases in the State
- Whether the student charter with student organisations is prepared and taken up with CJP leadership
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