The establishment of the National Turmeric Board’s central office in Nizamabad is more than just an achievement — it is a landmark moment in the history of Telangana’s farmers. What began as a promise backed by conviction became a national victory, secured through the unwavering leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the tireless efforts of BJP MP Arvind Dharmapuri. While states across India competed, it was Nizamabad that won, placing the headquarters here and appointing a son of this soil as the first Chairman of the Board. This is not a favour; it is justice delivered to our turmeric farmers after decades of neglect. Unable to accept this outcome, KCR and KTR resort to mockery, saying there’s “no address, no office.” But the irony writes itself: the same leaders who once ruled without accountability now stand politically homeless. The pink fortress has crumbled under the weight of its arrogance. This win belongs to the people, to every farmer who dared to hope, and to those who worked to make it real. Arvind Dharmapuri extends heartfelt thanks to Telangana’s R&B Minister, Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, for his crucial support in facilitating the Board’s temporary office. This is just the beginning. The foundation is laid — the future is ours to build.