In a significant development, the state Cabinet, led by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, convened at the Secretariat and made crucial decisions to revamp Telangana's identity. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, has approved significant changes to the state's symbols, aiming to create a new identity that reflects the state's cultural heritage and heroism.

As part of this, the Cabinet unanimously adopted "Jaya Jaya hey Telangana....," a soul-stirring song written by poet Ande Sri, as the official state song. In addition, they expressed the intention to modify the existing state emblem and make appropriate changes to the Telangana Talli statue, aiming to remove any traces of egoism and embrace a more inclusive symbol.

Recognizing the importance of public opinion, the government plans to initiate a democratic debate, actively involving the people in shaping the new state symbol. The objective is to ensure that the revised symbol resonates with the aspirations and pride of the Telangana community. The Cabinet justified these changes by stating that the existing symbols reflected only "raajarikam" (royalty), failing to encapsulate the true spirit of Telangana's culture and its brave history.

Furthermore, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy's enthusiastic pursuit of elevating Telangana's cultural heritage and heroism has given rise to an exciting collaboration. The accomplished Oscar-winning composer, Keeravani, renowned for his foot-tapping compositions, has been invited to create a captivating tune for the Telangana anthem. Known for his stunning work on the Rajamouli blockbuster RRR, including the chart-topping song "Naatu Naatu," Keeravani's involvement promises to create a sensation and instill a sense of pride in Telangana's rich cultural tapestry.

With great anticipation, the people of Telangana eagerly await the masterpiece that Keeravani will craft, complementing the heartfelt lyrics penned by Ande Sri. It is expected to resonate deeply with every citizen, evoking goosebumps and cultivating a strong sense of cultural pride throughout the state.