[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  pala hanmi reddy [@hanmireddy](/creator/twitter/hanmireddy) on x 4456 followers Created: 2025-07-20 09:16:25 UTC Forever Future CM KTR: A Story of Perfect Ambitions in Imperfect Times Once upon a time in Telangana politics, there lived a man named KTR — crowned by his party, pampered by his PR, and paraded as the Forever Future CM. His dream was no secret. He wanted to sit on the throne his father occupied, inside the brand-new Rs XXXXX crore Vastu-compliant secretariat. Legend has it that KCR, the master strategist, knew a little too much about Vastu. As per the secretariat’s “star alignment,” no son of a CM would ever become CM from that old building. Adding more cosmic comedy to the script, Konatham Dileep, the official storyteller of BRS, launched a book titled Future Perfect KTR. A linguistic masterpiece, if not a political one. For those unfamiliar with grammar: “Future perfect” is a tense used for something that would have happened by a certain time in the future — but hasn’t. Think about that. So here he is, KTR — always the next CM, never the CM. Elections come, BRS loses. Cabinets form, and KTR remains future material. The only thing perfect about his career is how perfectly he keeps missing the mark. Moral of the story? You can rewrite manifestos, demolish secretariats, publish glossy books — but you can’t vastu, PR, or grammar your way into becoming Chief Minister. KTR: Forever Future. Never Present.  XXX engagements  **Related Topics** [rs](/topic/rs) [$128940ks](/topic/$128940ks) [Post Link](https://x.com/hanmireddy/status/1946861743755722768)
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pala hanmi reddy @hanmireddy on x 4456 followers
Created: 2025-07-20 09:16:25 UTC
Forever Future CM KTR: A Story of Perfect Ambitions in Imperfect Times
Once upon a time in Telangana politics, there lived a man named KTR — crowned by his party, pampered by his PR, and paraded as the Forever Future CM. His dream was no secret. He wanted to sit on the throne his father occupied, inside the brand-new Rs XXXXX crore Vastu-compliant secretariat.
Legend has it that KCR, the master strategist, knew a little too much about Vastu. As per the secretariat’s “star alignment,” no son of a CM would ever become CM from that old building.
Adding more cosmic comedy to the script, Konatham Dileep, the official storyteller of BRS, launched a book titled Future Perfect KTR. A linguistic masterpiece, if not a political one. For those unfamiliar with grammar: “Future perfect” is a tense used for something that would have happened by a certain time in the future — but hasn’t. Think about that.
So here he is, KTR — always the next CM, never the CM. Elections come, BRS loses. Cabinets form, and KTR remains future material. The only thing perfect about his career is how perfectly he keeps missing the mark.
Moral of the story? You can rewrite manifestos, demolish secretariats, publish glossy books — but you can’t vastu, PR, or grammar your way into becoming Chief Minister. KTR: Forever Future. Never Present.
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