Re: Great Guy
by Surendra Chennadi on Oct 03, 2012 05:22 AM
True again. People were dying with hunger for freebies. Farmers got used to getting free power and free bank loans. And government servants were dying with hunger for maamuls.
Its hard to beat the socialist mindset ingrained in the Indian people and the corrupt ways of the babus. Thats why people dont understand that you have to pay for your food/water/electricity. And if you dont have money you have to earn it.
Atleast to his CBN's credit he attempted and to an extent succeeded in forcing the kids of the farmers and mid income families to explore other avenues of employment. He conveyed that freebies cant go on for ever even if you are poor.
Look at what aam admi's saviour has done to the India's finances. By doling out freebies to 'hungry' people.
Re: Re: Great Guy
by drax on Oct 03, 2012 07:54 AM
Nicely said...he did well then but Dumb0Voters rejected him. But now he has startedMinorityB00tlicking with a vengeance which is why I support him no longer.
Re: Re: Re: Great Guy
by sreenivas on Oct 04, 2012 02:31 PM
Are you dumb or that voters who taught a lesson to that cunning man are dumb? What is your qualification to question voters.
Re: Re: Great Guy
by sreenivas on Oct 04, 2012 01:57 PM
Freebies??? Then why this cunning man is telling that he will give rice free, power free, education free and so on. That means whatever YSR did was correct and he did ahead of this cunning man.
Re: Great Guy
by sreenivas on Oct 04, 2012 01:59 PM
He is coming for himself that TDP is now totally wiped out in Telangana and RayalaseemaAndhra. Who will beleive this cunning man who can stoope to any levels.
Re: Re: Great Guy
by THOMAS SEBASTIAN on Oct 05, 2012 06:12 PM
Easy, don't get carried away by By election results. Today people are realising the truth. Crisis is unfolding in front of them. The day is not far off when they will come to know the reason for this pathetic state of affairs.That's when your games will be over.
Re: best performing cm in a.p....
by Shankar on Oct 03, 2012 01:47 AM
There is a reason for it. He is more famous outside the state than inside. And more in the media than in the people.
Re: Re: best performing cm in a.p....
by Surendra Chennadi on Oct 03, 2012 04:55 AM
Yes very true. Telugu people want everything without having to work hard for it. Like free power, free healthcare, free money under NREGA so when he said 'Pay for what you use', it didnt go down well with people.
Re: Re: Re: best performing cm in a.p....
by shilpy on Oct 03, 2012 08:45 PM
is that really true, surendra? the andhra guys i know are pretty smart, cordial and hard working.
Re: best performing cm in a.p....
by sreenivas on Oct 04, 2012 04:05 PM
Best performing CM???? Hahahahh, in whose rule CM was almost killed by naxalites? In whose rule home minister was killed by naxalites? In whose rule naxalites were tehre every where and could kill kulagajji IPS man in the heart of Hyderbad? In whose rule there were thousands of farmers, weavers and poor people committed suicides? In whose rule teachers who have to teach but used for sweeping the roads? Mr Shilpy know the facts.
Re: Re: best performing cm in a.p....
by THOMAS SEBASTIAN on Oct 11, 2012 04:36 PM
This drama of being 'a messiah of the poor', will no longer work. Hoodwinking people under this mask is not possible anymore.Slowly but surely the masses are realising how they have been led down the path of doom .
CB Naidu ran a tight, disciplined and corruption free administration, free of freebies and corrupt officials. YSR promised freebies, looted state treasury but promised religious fanaticism So of course Naidu lost and YSR won. Yay indians !
Re: Moronic indians
by Shankar on Oct 03, 2012 01:52 AM
Yes, he limited corruption to his caste and the team. Caste was a rampant thing in this tenure...he has through his caste on the state to eat...
But his papers owned by his caste person made sure that the image is perfect...But at the end people understood his right attitude and color...thrown him out...for similar monster...
Re: Moronic indians
by sreenivas on Oct 04, 2012 04:02 PM
Looted treasury??? Are you mad mr Samir. Budget was only 45K during that cunning man chandrababu. But now it is 125K budget. How come it progressed if there was loot.
Re: Re: Moronic indians
by THOMAS SEBASTIAN on Oct 11, 2012 04:43 PM
You increase sales tax from 8% to 14.5% and sell away govt lands and relentlessly open wine shops the budget goes up in no time. But increased budget does not mean progress. Gujarat's budget is only 50 thousand crores. Punjab is 45 thousand crores. Is APs progress more than them? Your game is over.
It is doomed to fail because he simply doesn't get it. Just look at the name of the padayatra "Vastunnanu mee kosam (I'm coming for you)". Even when he wants to connect to the common man, he is putting the focus on himself.
Re: Babu's padayatra is doomed to fail because ...
by THOMAS SEBASTIAN on Oct 03, 2012 12:39 PM
So who doesn't focus on self. Jagan talk of YSR all the time. KKR talks of his governance and SG and blah blah. Yes,CBN is not an effective communicator, thats his big big draw back.
Clearly shows why NDTV liek channels are so pro-Congress.. They just cant bear that someone of CBN's stature can do this.. CBN was neither anti-farmers not disconnected from rural AP.. YSR's influence and stature helped him brainwash some of farmers into believing that there was a golden period that could come once he comes to power. But the farmer suicides never came down.. Hope AP people open their eyes and bring back CBN to power..
I wish Mr TS Sudhir focused on his administration skills rather than his personality. Every person has some flaws or the other, And so does Chandra Babu Naidu too. But if you compare closely enough the development during his tenure and during the tenure of YSR and his congress cronies the facts are obvious. What ever CBN has done in his two terms of rule has been undone by YSR.
The writer points out that he was the CEO of AP inc. What's so wrong in that, I am happy that he focused on something rather than nothing. I agree that he could have done a little more for the farmers and agriculture, but i would like to ask what has congress and YSR have done to the farmers other than just offering free power, which was not even given. We all know how power sector is in the current situation in the state and in the centre. The power crisis came because of bad mis management. When was the last time we had 4-5 hours of power cuts in the cities and in a season like this ? Tell me one thing that the congress has done right since 2003 in the state. One accomplishment that they could proudly say.
I see this as the last opportunity for the people of the state. They made the mistake of electing congress twice and payed the price for it. High time.
Re: Focus on his Administration
by venkatesh reddy on Oct 03, 2012 05:46 AM
I too believe this is the last opportunity to bring back its lost glory in the regime of congress in the name of endless corruptive schemes. All these so called developmental schemes made public unproductive and unaccountable - what is the return on the lakhs of crores of money spent on NREGA and it created endless corruption in the name of development and jalayagnam.
CBN is the one who could dare to say no more free lunches by making a meaningful increase of Rs2 rice and holding the administration accountable. AP power corp becoming GENCO and TRANSCO is the part of reform that CBN has undertaken, privatising some unproductive industrial setups like Allwyn, strengthening AP Ind corp, etc. Who could dare to go out and invite foreign investors with little help from central govt. That is CBN and this ithe admin for progress.
The way he managed the draught situation is hallmark of his administration. True as we all know he focused on the IT or in other ways emerging opportunities that gave an impression that he is not interested in agri.
In the current mess created by political abuse and corrupted minds and losing hold of TDP I wonder if he can be back in power in 2014. In any case he is only bankable political leader we have only thing is that he should not give into populous schemes like depositing money directly into bank accounts to lure voters in the race to Assembly. However, I wish him all the best for his padayatra and wish it bring the state of AP its lost glo
Re: Re: Focus on his Administration
by THOMAS SEBASTIAN on Oct 03, 2012 01:20 PM
Given the present mindset of the greedy,corrupted and immoral public in AP his return to power is unlikely. Even if he does ,he is bound to follow the success mantra of his predecessors. However, some amount of welfare has to undertaken considering the status of our society. Particularly in health and education. All other schemes need to be scrapped forthwith and the funds used for development.
Re: Re: Re: Focus on his Administration
by sreenivas on Oct 04, 2012 03:12 PM
Development of whom mr. Thomas? Devleopment of you rich and so called highly educated people? All funds meant for poor and lower middle class people should be diverted and build Villas and swanky commercial buildings for your people who want to live in posh villas and visit commercial buildings whenever you people get bored in your life. Correct?
So you people want to take away all the funds meant to get equality in society and use for creating infrastructure for your cars and your rich aspirations. Poor people always should be poor and serve you people. Correct? When are you going to change?
This is the last opportunity for people of AP to survive. People shoild realize the numberof jobs lost due to loot mar policies of YSR and congress govt. AP is now worse than Bihar in many aspects. The right thinking people of AP should think beyond the petty politics and bring back TDP.
Re: He is the only alternative
by sreenivas on Oct 04, 2012 03:58 PM
Only half mined so called educated people only believe in abilites of that cunning man Chandrababu. If he is able man how come there were naxalites every where in State during his time and disappeared within 2 years of YSR rule. How come this cunning man was almost killed and his home minister was blasted by naxalites. How come thousands of farmers weavers and poor people commit suicide during his 9 year barabarci and insenstive rule.
Re: Re: He is the only alternative
by THOMAS SEBASTIAN on Oct 11, 2012 04:46 PM
Your drama of being the'messiah of the poor', is over. Today, the masses are increasingly becoming aware of what they have got into.
of the writer of this article T S Sudhir make it clear as to why he could not find a single positive thing to write about CBN . T S Sudhir and his wife Uma Sudhir are with NDTV which is the consultant to Sakshi TV
Re: ANTECEDENTS
by Me Communal on Oct 03, 2012 03:24 AM
Wow That is good information. People should open their eyes and think through clearly. and vot for the right candidate in the current scenario only CBN with his ability can take the state out of the crisis. any one else elcted specially ysr congress or congress this state is going bihar way under laloo
Re: ANTECEDENTS
by sreenivas on Oct 04, 2012 03:55 PM
Mr. Thomas if NDTV is consultant to Sakshi TV in what way it should have effect on any good journalist that is TS Sudhir. And Mr. Thomas if you are really following politics of AP, just go and check for recent surveys of NTV-Nielsen, India Today-Marg, NDTV-Ipsos, CBN-IBN. All surveys go wrong Mr. Thomas. Can you tell even one survey has shown atleast some hope for this already dead party TDP and this cunning leader.
during his tenure found him out of favour with public. But a leader has to take such decisions keeping long term benefits in view. One can't expect goodies all the time. There will be times when medicine has to be taken however bitter it may be. This has to be explained to the masses during his tour. Extravagance and saturated populism has milked the state's exchequer dry. So much so, that there is no money left for development. No new power plants, companies, roads , ports, airports since last 10 years. Graduates coming out of collages have nowhere to look for employment other than those IT & Pharma companies that came up 15 years back. If any one can fix these issues it is CBN. If people don't think so, it is their funeral.
Re: TOUGH DECISIONS
by National Highway on Oct 02, 2012 08:08 PM
I agree 100% with your comment. However, he is currently not giving assurance to public, especially in seema-andhra, that you can pull back AP from the current mess, which is mainly due to the agitations going on in the state. By supporting the agitations for telangana, how he is going to give assurance to seema-andhra voters that he can bring back pre2009 days in AP.
Re: Re: TOUGH DECISIONS
by THOMAS SEBASTIAN on Oct 03, 2012 12:29 PM
He has seen the party lose deposits in Andhra/Seema. It can't get worse than this.Perhaps in his estimate the party stands a better chance in Telangana. Indeed the cadre seems stronger in Telengana inspite of defections ,than in Andhra. Moreover, time has come to put a full stop to this vexing issue. It cannot go on and on and on. Only central govt is benefitting from this uncertnity.
Re: TOUGH DECISIONS
by sreenivas on Oct 04, 2012 03:52 PM
Mr. Thomas, Whether is is funeral for people or funeral for your 'great leader', people will decide whenever elections are held. Just go and see the surveys of India Today, CBN, India Today and NTV-Nielsen, what is the situation in AP. If you dont know about AP politics much, please dont comment. People may think it is true. But 4 surveys can not go wrong about the fate of this cunning man.
Re: Re: TOUGH DECISIONS
by THOMAS SEBASTIAN on Oct 05, 2012 06:31 PM
Best of luck to you and your consultant's surveys. Game has to end sometime. More and more people are seeing the black hole they have been pushed into. People are realising slowly but surely. Be ready for surprises.
