The interests of the people of both Telangana and Andhra are inter-twined. Only the issueless or ambitious politicians take up the matter for their benefits. Unfortunately the students and the people suffer. All efforts of Chandrababu Naidu to make the state IT friendly has gone waste. The loss of IPL match is nothing to worry. One way it is good. There are examinations for the students.
Re: Telangana Never Ending Story
by Tej on Jan 22, 2010 06:53 PM
You are right in a way because we speak the same language, but what is the use of remaining united if most of the people of Telangana want their state back even after fifty years of unity? Chandrababu Naidu is one of those ambitious politicians who can do anything for his own benefit. Everyone is suffering now because one selfish politician started the drama of resignations immediately after the central government declared its intention to start the process for new state. Why did they remain silent when the President of India read out the common minimum programme of this UPA government? This story has to end now.
Re: Telangana Never Ending Story
by Tej on Jan 22, 2010 06:53 PM
You are right in a way because we speak the same language, but what is the use of remaining united if most of the people of Telangana want their state back even after fifty years of unity? Chandrababu Naidu is one of those ambitious politicians who can do anything for his own benefit. Everyone is suffering now because one selfish politician started the drama of resignations immediately after the central government declared its intention to start the process for new state. Why did they remain silent when the President of India read out the common minimum programme of this UPA government?
Re: Telangana Never Ending Story
by Tej on Jan 22, 2010 06:40 PM
We are not able to achieve much by staying united. How many cabinet ministers do we have in comparison to other large states? Did we ever manage to snatch the railway ministry, even after winning more than 30 seats in parliament? Can anybody on this forum answer as to why our MPs flock to the railway minister after the each budget? Can't we see how the Ambani bothers are growing after the split?
Re: Telangana Never Ending Story
by Tej on Jan 22, 2010 06:51 PM
You are right in a way because we speak the same language, but what is the use of remaining united if most of the people of Telangana want their state back even after fifty years of unity? Chandrababu Naidu is one of those ambitious politicians who can do anything for his own benefit. Everyone is suffering now because one selfish politician started the drama of resignations immediately after the central government declared its intention to start the process for new state. Why did they remain silent when the President of India read out the common minimum programme of this UPA government?
Re: Telangana Never Ending Story
by sreedhar s on Jan 22, 2010 09:08 PM
Who is suffering? Only the students with radical mindset are suffering.. of course that vamseedhara reddy was burnt alive..It seems some Telangana congress leader ordered the death of the student..
Re: Telangana Never Ending Story
by Tej on Jan 22, 2010 06:39 PM
We are not able to achieve much by staying united. How many cabinet ministers do we have in comparison to other large states? Did we ever manage to snatch the railway ministry, even after winning more than 30 seats in parliament? Can anybody on this forum answer as to why our MPs flock to the railway minister after the each budget? Can't we see how the Ambani bothers are growing after the split?
Re: Re: Telangana Never Ending Story
by sreedhar s on Jan 22, 2010 09:11 PM
And you are aware our kolkatta kali do not have patience to continue in office for 5 years.
Re: Re: Telangana Never Ending Story
by sreedhar s on Jan 22, 2010 09:10 PM
See the congress strategy is simplee.. they gave ministers and bulk allotments to the non-congress state govts in 1st budget.. it does not mean that we will not get any railway projects.. of course its good if we have more cabinet ministers..but see its a kind of sacrifice to congress party .. YSR wanted congress to be more powerful both in Centre and State..
Its better that andhra pradesh stay united with their language as their linking bridge... telengana is definitely not going to happen. no matter how much protests or suicide the seperation of state wont happen, else it will only open a pandora's box.
Re: Telangana on side burner
by vijay M on Jan 22, 2010 06:22 PM
It's obvious to see what Telengana people are like with these protests and bandhs. This will be the fate of Telangana state tomorrow if it is ever to be formed.
Re: And
by vijay M on Jan 22, 2010 06:21 PM
What a bunch of illiterate useless morons. They are single handedly destroying the state. What is Congress doing at the Centre ? Impose President's Rule in AP right away and dont allow every tom dick and harry to bring the state to a stand still. Is the state a playground for every loser to bend according to his will ?
Re: congrats
by Nani on Jan 22, 2010 05:48 PM
Latest news is that remaining few 'political unemployees' of Telangana are forming a JAC to 'oversee' (read as disrupt) the IPL matches which are slated to be held in Hyderabad.
Re: Re: congrats
by Ravi Alugubelli on Jan 22, 2010 06:09 PM
Flash news is that the 'political unemployees' of coastal and other reagions are forming a JAC to save the unified state(read as disrupt the Telangana movement). Why don't they shift some of the matches to Vishakhapatnam?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: congrats
by Ravi Alugubelli on Jan 22, 2010 06:17 PM
You are right in a way because they are trying to copy everything that is happening in Telangana, including the JAC.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: congrats
by Ravi Alugubelli on Jan 22, 2010 06:22 PM
You should apply this logic to those so called 'unemployed politicians' who are trying to form a rival JAC. Let's see how original they are...
Many many people say IPL is a pure business and not any longer a sport...I an completely agree with them...But my question if some business is growing then do you have same problem??? answer is very simple big NO. Then why so mush cry and foul on this new business model so called IPL.
Re: Mumbai is no safer for IPL
by Akshay Singh on Jan 22, 2010 05:40 PM
Thakrey!!! what a joker he is... DO you think he has guts to disrupt IPL??? I don't think he can.. He is coward and can just beat some people indeed poor people..
Brief scare for Mumbai at rush hour over trains NDTV Correspondent, Friday January 22, 2010, Mumbai Mumbai gritted its teeth early Friday evening as it prepared for a nightmare rush hour.
Local trains stopped for half an hour at the Shivaji Terminus (CST) after motormen refused to drive trains on the Central Line. They've been demanding better pay and shorter shifts.
Trains were delayed for 20 minutes till the Motormen's Union found replacements for the drivers on strike.
Re: kick out
by Sreekanth Reddy on Jan 22, 2010 05:51 PM
Perhaps he is a frustated youth or to a large extent cunning fox of andhra who is making a deliberate statement to gain sympathy.
I am telanganite and I don't want anybody to be thrown out from anywhere. It's their call whether they want to be in hyd after telangana formation or not.
Re: kick out
by Engineers Inc on Jan 22, 2010 05:56 PM
firs of all people who make these kind of comments and write on websites should be kicked out. we are living in a global village. u feoolows would know once u r seperated and try to grow on your own how difficult it would be to do that. do not pass comments freely as Hyderabad is not a single individual's property and no andhrite is a cheat as u described have control over emotions
Re: kick out
by narasimham kl on Jan 22, 2010 05:46 PM
what about Nizams, Patels and Patwaris who looted poor telangana people for hundreds of years ??
Re: kick out
by indianghazi on Jan 22, 2010 05:36 PM
fool.satvanhas,kakatiyas didnt thought like u.they united telugu speaking people against aryanfascism.read history
Re: kick out
by sharat kundur on Jan 22, 2010 05:41 PM
Yes, kick out Andhrites..also north indians, south indians and every other indian from Hyd and then u the city is all yours...grow up dude..where r u still in BC era..
Re: kick out
by sharat kundur on Jan 22, 2010 05:41 PM
Yes, kick out Andhrites..also north indians, south indians and every other indian from Hyd and then u the city is all yours...grow up dude..where r u still in BC era..
Re: Re: kick out
by ggvenkatraman on Jan 22, 2010 05:54 PM
Telangana People are accepting Rayalseema people, but they are agaist coastal Andhra rich people,coastal Andhra people afraid if telangana people construct dams in Godhavari and Krishna in Nizamabad district, the tail end coastal andhra will be dry.but fine, andhra people ruled telangana people so for that history is correct. But they have developed city,they are really smart people.we agree telangana people are good.
