Friday, January 15, 2010

Telangana 36: Did Andhras marginalize Telanganas?

In this blog, I have consistently used the following words to characterize the relationship between Andhras and Telanganas in the merged state called Andhra Pradesh with a history of 53 years. I said that Andhras have discriminated, marginalized, and dominated Telanganas leading to oppression of Telangana people.
 
When I use those words I know exactly what I am trying to convey. It is not exaggeration or case of using bombastic words to catch attention of my readers. In this post I would like to talk about marginalization and domination of Telanganas. 

A modern pluralistic multicultural multiethnic democratic nation is not run as a game of basketball where the best team wins the game, nor is it live example of ‘survival of the fittest’ where the best group survives while the inferior one just dies out. It is high time we understood that an ‘award for excellence’ is different from ‘access to opportunity’; most Indians confuse these two. Getting a gold medal in Olympics is an award for excellence, but getting basic education and job for livelihood is access to opportunity. While the award for excellence is not a privilege nor is it guaranteed to everyone, the access to opportunity comes as a promise from the nation to every citizen. 

Basketball games and fight for food

If in 10 games of NBA, Spurs win over Hornets all the ten times, then it may be reasoned that Spurs are a better team. A score of 10-0 is celebrated as hallmark of excellence. It is not considered unfair practice. However, in a modern nation, if region A bags all the projects against region B resulting in a score of 10-0, it is considered unfair and downright discriminatory. Any observer would conclude that region B is being marginalized by region A. 

Suppose there are two kids in a home, one 6-year old and another 3-year old, where all food items are placed high enough so that the kids have to jump up and grab them whenever they are hungry. The taller and older 6-year old kid will end up grabbing all the food while the 3-year old will remain undernourished and emaciated. His growth will be stunted. He will get few morsels only when older kid leaves something after he has stuffed himself to the full. As time progresses, the gap between the kids starts widening making it impossible for the younger kid to catch up. 

If a parent continues the practice of ‘You fight it out. Let’s see who wins’, it is not considered a fair practice. Food on a daily basis cannot be an award. It is the basic resource by which both the kids get their sustenance. 

Modern nations

Modern nations don’t run like basketball games or fight for food practices. They don’t hold competitions between regions to give awards for excellence. They promise guarantees and abide by them. Even the smallest and weakest section of society is taken care of with preferential treatment. Modern nations do not allow the majorities and the privileged to marginalize and dominate the minorities and the underprivileged.
 
Instead, modern nations act like fair parents and they don’t allow the kids to fight each other to grab the food. It allocates a fair share to each; and they stop the kid who tries to grab it from the other. Jobs, water, funds are not up for grabs. They are promised to certain region based on an agreed formula. When you deviate from that agreed formula the parents step into make corrections. 

Andhras don’t share the same idea of a modern nation. They think it is an NBA game or a match of ‘fight for survival’. In Andhra Pradesh, Telanganas were forced to compete with Andhras on jobs, water, energy, funds for various projects including colleges and schools, hospitals, positions in the government, where Andhras have clearly won over Telanganas. Andhras think it is a fair game – an open competition. They don’t think that bagging all the jobs or getting more water amounts to marginalization. Instead they laud themselves on their ability to win against Telanganas. 

Marginalization

Over a period of time, politicians of Andhras have consistently tried to win for their constituencies, and what aided them were advantages of early start where all top positions in administration were occupied by Andhras, clout of majority where State Assembly was dominated by Andhras overpowering minority Telanganas, and also a more unified and concerted stand because Andhras are more homogenous in their composition than Telanganas.
 
There may not be a single leader who has led this campaign of marginalization and domination, and there may not be a hidden agenda. But Andhras who were in a better position to win the race have ignored the promises they made to give fair share to Telanganas. They didn’t care to step back and think if what they were doing was indeed fair. Each generation of selfish Andhras, aided and supported by innocent and ignorant Andhras, has consistently marginalized Telanganas leading to decimation of Telangana’s ability to put up a credible fight. Andhras kept winning and Telanangas kept losing. Andhras thought they were receiving awards for their excellence while in fact Telanganas were losing out on all their access to opportunities.

Andhra and Telanganas were on two different planes about what Andhra Pradesh meant for each of us. For Telanganas it was formed on a set of agreements and promises. For Andhras it was an open competition where every resource was up for grabs, where the winner takes all.
 
According to India Today, 28 December 2009, during YSR tenure, 26 projects have been allocated to irrigate 43 lakh hectares in Andhra-Rayalaseema but only 16 lakh hectares in Telangana. Though Telangana constitutes 40% in land area and population it gets 27% in irrigation.

In a recent GO 1845 of December 2009 for road and bridge constructions, only 9.31 Crores was allocated to Telangana while Andhra got 103.53 Crores.

By 1985, Andhras were unfairly given 125,000 jobs that belonged to Telanganas. Though the GO 610 to correct this was supposed to be implemented by 1986, it remains unimplemented even now. 

This is only a snapshot of what is happening NOW. The history of Andhra Pradesh is full of such unfair sanctions. In the first 13 years of Andhra Pradesh, funds from Telangana were diverted to fund Andhra. After 1969 agitation, Andhra Pradesh stopped showing records of revenues and expenses for each region so that people will never know what’s happening. Only in the recent time with the RTI Act, the Telangana Movement got another boost because the data is now available; and the data reeks of outright marginalization of Telangana people. 

It is clear from every source that Andhras, with Andhra politicians at the forefront, with selected few in the administration, backed and supported by the people of Andhras, have consistently marginalized Telanganas on almost every front.
 
And yet, Andhras are not apologetic about it. Andhras don’t take responsibility for what happened to Telanganas. Not a single Andhra openly admits what they have done. They don’t even concede that Telanganas were marginalized. No amount of data is going to make them realize this. If Telanganas lost out, they think it is because of Telanganas’ incompetence, inefficiency, internal squabbling, corrupt politicians, or simply an act of fate.
 
In fact, even the current agitation for separate Telangana is seen as reverse domination, where Telangana is ‘unfairly’ grabbing Hyderabad. Andhras feel they are getting a bad deal. When they fight for Hyderabad they think it is a fair fight. Most innocent and ignorant Andhras are oblivious to this, but when they participate in an agitation for Samaikya Andhra and support their politicians, they are in fact only continuing the domination of Andhras over Telanganas. 

Domination

Within the first few years of formation of Andhra Pradesh, Andhras have completely nullified all points of Gentlemen’s Agreement and then went onto annul two subsequent accords. In 1973, they went on a mass agitation to nullify a Supreme Court decision using their power of majority. Whenever Telanganas unified to make their case, Andhras resorted to utter domination by taking the State Assembly to indefinite adjournment. The same happened after P Chidambaram announced steps towards separate Telangana on 9 December 2009. 

Dismal scores

In game of Andhra Pradesh, Andhras are leading Telanganas by 200-0. Telanganas are consistently losing. Andhras do not think they have done anything wrong. They think they are Spurs beating down the Hornets, or the taller kid winning all the food awards because he is taller and fit. When Telanganas protest, Andhras call them a crybaby. They urge Telanganas to buck up, catch up, on their own, and be in the race like a true sportsman. They want to keep going in this game called Andhra Pradesh where they can take the satisfaction that they will be beating Telanganas ceaselessly for another fifty years if necessary. 

Telanganas don’t think that it is a fair game. They don’t think it is a game at all. They complain that this nation has not protected their interests as a good parent. Telanganas don’t want to compete with Andhras in any game. They want their own state and want to live on their own terms. May be the life as a separate Telangana will be harsh, but at least they know that they will not be oppressed all the time. 
 
And if Andhras are even a bit mature, they will concede they have marginalized and dominated Telanganas. Maybe it was done inadvertently, but they would apologize; and would let go of Telangana and its cities. If I were Andhra, that’s what I would do, apologize.

284 comments:

  1. Note: This applies only to a subset of Andhras and not all.

    Andhras truly believe (and actively condition themselves) that they are superior, and they need to rule over others. Japan, Germany had similar mindset.

    Andhras are fighting for their right, right to exploit. Japan and Germany had a way to rule, Andhras have a different way.

    They have little respect for life, civil rights, property of others, women, poor people and dalits.

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  2. According to India Today, 28 December 2009, during YSR tenure, 26 projects have been allocated to irrigate 43 lakh hectares in Andhra-Rayalaseema but only 16 lakh hectares in Telangana. Though Telangana constitutes 40% in land area and population it gets 27% in irrigation.

    Need to learn Maths sujai. 16 out of 43 (lakh acres) is 37% not 27%

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  3. Hi Srepen,
    Please check your math:
    Total area (in the current context in lakhs of acres)are 43+16=59.So telangana's percent would be
    (16/59)% i.e 27% which is the right answer, not (16/43)% i.e 37% as you suggest.

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  4. Sujai:

    And if Andhras are even a bit mature, they will concede they have marginalized and dominated Telanganas.

    It took about 6 decades for Great Britain to issue a public letter of apology for colonizing most parts of the world. 6 decades, AFTER they have pillaged, plundered, looted, killed and exploited all freedoms in their colonies and finally left when their risk vs. profit was not breaking even anymore.

    I dont see a remote possibility of Andhras accepting or apologizing. Have you met some Andhras in real-life? Their general behaviour happens to be 'Pinch the other person and cry that they dont let you pinch again'.

    Anyways... There is no point writing such a post IMHO... Coz they will brush it off saying that the T-Separatists are getting insane.

    Every person who had ro deal with a higher-official in secretariat or other Govt. Offices in AP knows the real scoop. My father speaks in ENGLISH to get them to hear him with respect, coz his Telangana-accent gives him the coldest behaviour in the world. An entire population has adapted their language and ways to deal with the Andhra BABUS.

    And guess what... They word from the Center will be:

    We as a nation should learn to get along with our brothers and sisters, else it is a danger to our diverse nation and its integrity. .... Indira Gandhi's speech was on similar lines and her attitude is what JP narayan proudly taunts... Both these elitists are blind and in-sensitive to the self-respect of an oppressed people. To begin with, they will deny any kind of oppression and say "This is Democracy"..... DEMOCRACY? right! where 2 wolves and a sheep are voting on whats for dinner. :P

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  5. competition without level playing field is meaningless. telangana has history of slavery/oppression, its political leaders were not as 'developed' as seemandhra leaders, they are easy to suppress..telangana leaders kept quiet clear injustices done to telangana.

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  6. Sujai,
    I really appreciate your patience in explaining things again and again.
    But I don't think any andhrite is ready to negotiate facts about discrimination and marginlization here. They just look forth at the losses they might incur(infact loss of profits would be correct here) if the state separates. Here also they do not consider telanganites as their peers or fellow citizens and our actual losses in terms of opportunities, revenues and projects if we stay together. They have made up their mind to feel that telanganites are destined for failures. That is how they are able to make such an unfair and unimaginable claim on hyderabad.

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  7. Are Andhras the cause for extreme feudal caste system in Telangana? Is that not a major cause for backwardness of People of Telangana? I don't see any of the Telangana intellectuals bring it up. May be it is just easy to blame everything on the boogie man from Andhra. I am sure Andhra will continue to be blamed even after the division of the state.
    The only sensible political voice from Telangana comes from MIM. I wonder why the true natives of Hyderabad are not too keen on this KCR/TRS drama....Oh, yeah, I am sure Owaisi is secretly an Andhra guy out to discriminate poor and innocent KCR!!!

    http://news.rediff.com/report/2010/jan/14/andhra-crisis-mim-mlas-reject-telangana-jac-call-to-quit.htm

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  8. sravan:

    Thank you. And I appreciate your patience in answering so many questions on this blog.

    Perseverance pays. There is no other way to go about. My hope is to make a case to at least some people - and that includes Andhras - who are genuinely interested in knowing what this is all about. Even if one or two of them come out and admit, it is a good start.

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  9. Are Andhras the cause for extreme feudal caste system in Telangana?

    1. Are Andhras the cause of low crop yield?
    2. Are Andhras the cause of eletricity distribution losses?
    3. Are Andhras the cause of low to no rainfall?

    May be it is just easy to blame everything on the boogie man from Andhra.
    Nobody blamed everything on Andhras. You are putting words in our mouth, misrepresenting the position and attacking the misrepresented position.

    You need to know domain boundaries and where each problem is solved. This is as important as understanding the difference between Biology and Astronomy. No point in searching for stars in microorganisms or searching for dark matter in DNA.

    Our case is based on a specific problem of misallocation of resources and marginalization by a set of people from Andhra.

    It is important for you to remember that we are talking about a set of people from Andhra - not all of them.

    And to answer your misrepresented position.. Andhra is far more feudal than Telangana. Their treatment of dalits is abysmal (Karamchedu massacre). In Costa, the number of landless labourers working on large landholdings of farmers is high. Cultivator density is higher in Telangana. During Nizam, communists (our freedom fighters then, now fasionably called maoists) have distributed lakhs of acres of land - to ALL castes. The feudal setup under Nizam was mostly broken immediately after. The landlords have no interest in settling in villages, sold their lands to peasants, moved to Hyderabad and also to US.

    You guys have achieved perfect segregation of castes, people of a certain community watch a certain heroes movies, colleges in Andhra have separate canteens for castes - these things are totally absent in Telangana.

    The dalits from Andhra have not exploited Telangana and have absolutely no interest in exploiting it in future. They have come out openly in support of separation.

    It is only the feudal lords of Andhra with limitless exploitative attitude who are singing the samaikyandhra nonsense. And we all know why!

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  10. I saw coups of scrolls on TV yesterday which read like: "JAC leaders demand implementation of 610 GO in Vaidya vidhana parishad" and "Since colleges were asked to shut in telangana for somany days, conduct exams after syllabus is comlpeted" and "Jumbling of papers should be done within Telangana districts" etc.. If you observe carefully, each of this is VERY VERY important and NOT complying to do so will again result in irrepariable losses. I immediately spoke to Shri Kodand Ram sir over phone and requested him to assign the task of listing many more irregularities in other sectors which are NOT known OR not allowed to come out in public. I see many more damges done to telangana people in terms of language, culture, customs. Ask questions, questions... Why should the people of telangana districts / towns residing in and around all 8 directoins of Hyderbad city MUST travel to MGBS/CBS or Jubilee bus stations while their brothers from seemandhra have hundreds of BUSES to their destinations? Can't they also avoid the extra burden of auto fares? Ask telangana public on what they find as discrimination... they will reply in at least 10 toipcs per person.. Should we not list them?

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  11. Sujai can you provide a rss for this blog?

    Very interesting writings

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  12. On telangana language, I can speak for hours (btw, I learnt to read/write 8 languages, it's a passionate subject for me). After 1956 telangana the marginalization of telangana language is somuch that, the ill effcts / cascading effects have put telangana talent into back stage in every sector. When ANDHRA becomes the word commonly referred to merged 2 entities by entire WORLD, what else can you expect? Me alongwith another prof. have prepared a catalogue of "more than 18000 ONLY TELANGANA WORDS" and shall soon bring-out a DICTIONARY of TELANGANA language with more addtions and contributions from rural people who are the only people still keeping the language alive.

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  13. I see lot of complaints on Andhras by Telangana friends in this blog. My sincere question, why did the famous telangana leaders and central govt. at that time, didn't allow Andhras to get separated during "Jai Andhra" movement?? Andhras were tired of blackmailing from Telangana leaders and wanted to get separated in 1972. But they didn't let it happen.

    1972, was the golden moment for the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh. If we look at the history of Andhra Pradesh, whenever telangana leaders blackmail in the name of telangana sentiment, they were compensated with CM and minister posts to keep them quiet. Telangana political leaders always used telangana sentiment as a bargaining tool.

    Telangana movement should be counted only from 1972, not from 1969. 1969 telangana agitation was compensated with Chenna Reddy CM post. During 1972 Jai Andhra Movement, telangana leaders didn't ask for separate telangana state (only minority). So, if we want to count the telangana movement period, it should start from 1972.

    Formation of TRS party gave strong voice for the telangana movement.

    But, from my observations of the current political happennings in Andhra Pradesh, I can say that TG state formation has been put on hold for atleast 2-3 years. Congress will not have guts to declare TG state just before 2014 elections.

    I would request all of you, to use this telangana sentiment momentum for getting some good developmental projects to TG, in the meantime.

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  14. Dear Sujai and others:

    You guys are awesome… presentation skill, analysis, data, debating… here goes my last few days summary of this blog…

    - Telangana said we are under developed and have been marginalized over the period of time, safe guards of merger agreement were not honored or implemented.
    - Andhara says we also have backward areas see Northern Andhra, Raylaseema etc

    - Telangana presents the numbers, facts, data etc to justify.
    - Andhra presents numbers, not on the backward areas of Andhra but how Telangana got its share…which has been debated intensively by both groups but at the end, Andhra says all this can be solved in a democracy or staying united ( with absolute silence and alienation on the merger contracts …)


    - Telangana explains the mob(ism) of Democracy and says these can be solved ONLY with Self Rule.
    - Andhra starts with why politicians of Telangana where quiet or didn’t raise this issues…again even after explaining the flaws of democracy repeated questions (KCR down down etc)

    - Telangana presents 100’s (am very reasonable here starting from 56 contract, 69 agitation…, smaller states success etc) reasons why we need separate state ( actually de-merger)
    - Andhra says Telugu’s should be united to fulfill the dream of founding father of AP i.e Potti Sriramulu, (even after repeatedly and tirelessly asking and requesting to give ONE GOOD practical reason for staying united all we get is this reason!!!)

    - Telangana starts presenting the facts/data from 1920 onwards till 1956, proving at every point the false propaganda or mis-representation of Potti Sriramulu, am sure 30% of content on this blog is on Potti Sriramulu, I wish same time was spent on merger contracts…it would have added hundred more reasons for de-merger.
    - Andhra person(s) intellect accepts but mind still don’t accept, few still are trying to prove its wrong, but few came with proposal we are fine if Hyderabad is made as common capital or UT etc.


    - Telangana presented enough or tons of data on UT, Common Capital and historical reasons on Hyderabad, why it should be part of Telangana…
    - Andhra says we developed and invested in Hyderabad, pay compensation of 2 lakh crore ($50 Billion) for Telangana and write-off of Hyderabad.

    - Telangana shows some realities i.e Hyderabad is spread into Telangana dist (Greater Hyd) and most of the Andhras are leaving in Telanagana and presented enough data or facts and reasons for Hyderabad progress or development etc
    - Andhra’s have to still woke up from this shock, since they are assuming they are in Hyd but the fact is they are in Telangana region…didn’t hear from them for a while on this topic.

    Andhra’s are quite (maybe cursing their politicians and bureaucrats why didn’t they honor or implement the merger contract or agreements), but whispering here and there that Telangana issue is in cold storage…I think finally Telangana convinced Andhra that de-merger is inevitable …and are taking the movement to final stages with peaceful agitations, but still requesting them (especially current topic) to support (at least not harm) the de-merger…lets keep continue with same momentum.

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  15. Just for fun, can we imagine a scenario of Telanganas getting into Andhras shoes. How the telanganas would react if they were put into andhras postion. Will the telanganas (in andhras shoes), agree to let go the Hyderabad to the newly separated telangana state??

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  16. does all telangana people speak the same language...

    are there no dialects of telangana telugu....

    its so funny to see some people fighting in the name of language. If you want to fight, fight with the history and remove the urdu words from telangana telugu to make it pure and free from nizam oppression' reminder.

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  17. telangana state never existed in history. hyderabad was the capital of hyderabad state (divisions speaking marati, kannada, telugu).

    telangana friends want to rewrite history and want hyd as their capital. First, they need to recreate the princely state of Hyd (split districts from maharastra, karnataka also). Then, they can make Hyd as the new capital of recreated hyderabad state.

    they say, history repeats. Who knows, hyderabad state can be created much easily than telangana state.

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  19. Anonymous:
    January 15, 2010 2:40 PM

    // history repeats. Who knows, hyderabad state can be created much easily than telangana state//

    Fine. Lets un-do
    1) Return four dist of Telangana ( i.e from Greater Hyd) i.e time line 2007/2008
    2)De-merge Andhra State from Telangana/Hyderabad State Nov 1st i.e time line 1956
    3)Merge regions from Kar and Mah. i.e time line 1956

    So brother please support item num 2 to bring Hyd state to orginal status...

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  20. Dear Sujai:
    Please provide a easy mechanism to ref to a particular comment or blog since most of the questions are repeated and its very annoying (though we are ref them to earlier comment or blog but its time intensive)...one suggestion from your 36 blogs pick or create a section on ( Merger Contract, 1969 Agitation, 1973 Agitatiron, Water, Jobs, Hyderabad, Potti Sriramulu, Culture, Andhra State, Fewdal, Smaller States )with an FAQ for each section/topic, above is just a brief list. I am sure Idler, Sravan, telanganomics, T Bidda, Jai T and others 'll add few more to the list...

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  21. Anand:
    Will work on it and I will take your inputs.

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  22. I don't think blogspot supports links to individual comments.

    Some of the options would be (1) switch to wordpress (2) create a forum (smf) and and at the end of each post provide a link - discuss this post, which would point to a topic on the forum.

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  23. Alternative, we can have a knowledgebase site, fashioned along these lines: http://www.heathenfaqs.org

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  24. Anand, Idler:
    I have added comment numbering. It also has links.

    What I will do is this. I can create a post for FAQ. I will list the topics, some of you can send me the content (blog posts, comment numbers with links, etc).

    Also, we can create a post for all statistics (to be in one location).

    Thanks.

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  25. Reply to Anonymous,

    If I were in Andhras shoes I would let go off Hyderabad. If I was a settled in Hyderabad I will not mind if Hyderabad is in Telangana or Andhra. I would not like it to be UT. It has to be a part of a one state or another or a joint capital. Even being a Telanganite I won't mind if it is in Telangana or not (even though it is geographically in the middle of Telangana). The talk that andhras alone developed Hyderabad is ridiculous. It is like saying going to USA to develop USA. Where infact people had come to Hyderabad for their own gain

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  26. @ 13, Anonymous:

    My sincere question, why did the famous telangana leaders and central govt. at that time, didn't allow Andhras to get separated during "Jai Andhra" movement??

    Have you heard of the time when the English in Britain fought for separation of their empire away from India in 1930s? Did you know that Indians opposed it vehemently, went onto streets to protest, to force Great Britain not to remove India from British Empire?

    Most probably you did not hear that; because something like that never happened.

    Even the most ignorant and illiterate Indian who shows no interest in politics or history would not believe something like that would have happened. That’s because it does not make sense.

    It does not make sense because Indians who fought for so long in so many ways to get away from British Empire would not have missed such a golden opportunity. Even a fool in India would not believe that their own leaders would have been that foolish.

    In 1969, after fighting for over 9 months, where more than 370 people lost their lives, and 1,840 got injured in police firing and shootings, where more than 50,000 were put in jail including nearly 7,000 women, endured 3,266 lathi charge incidents where more than 20,000 were injured, and then went onto create a political party with single aim of creating Telangana to win 11 out of 14 Lok Sabha seats, why would Telanganas oppose the carving up the state? Why would Telanganas oppose Jai Andhra movement?

    Andhras, who had read the mood of Indira Gandhi during 1969 agitation, learnt that she was dead against carving up new states. So, when Supreme Court gave a ruling that Mulki Rules were legal and that they should be immediately implemented in the state instructing the state to safeguard the interests of Telanganas, they took this mood of Indira Gandhi to their advantage and staged their own movement only to coerce the government to concede to their demands. Eventually they won when Indira Gandhi annulled the Supreme Court decision through an act of parliament.

    It was the best arm twisting tactic seen in the history of Indian democracy where almost all institutions of democracy were put to shame. And Andhras once again set a blatant precedent on how to use Machiavellian tactics to completely hijack a democracy, suppress a minority and continue their hegemony.

    Reading this any differently is of course subject to your fantastical imagination. But that does not mean it happened.

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  27. @15, Anonymous:

    Just for fun, can we imagine a scenario of Telanganas getting into Andhras shoes. How the telanganas would react if they were put into andhras postion. Will the telanganas (in andhras shoes), agree to let go the Hyderabad to the newly separated telangana state??

    If I was Andhra and the capital city was in Andhra region, I would let it go. The fight for Telangana is not fight for capital city. The fight for Telangana is fight for Telangana, that includes its towns and cities, and there is no reason why we should include the cities of Andhra in it, even if those cities of Andhra happen to be a capital city.

    I agree with Vinay here. Yes, the answer in short is: If we were in the shoes of Andhras, we would agree to let go of Hyderabad.

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  28. @23, Idler:
    Can you help with what you have suggested. My computer skills are pretty basic.

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  29. @22, telanganomics:

    I don't think blogspot supports links to individual comments.

    Some of the options would be (1) switch to wordpress (2) create a forum (smf) and and at the end of each post provide a link - discuss this post, which would point to a topic on the forum.


    Can one switch from blogspot to wordpress? How easy is that? Will I lose any information in the transition? Can you help me?

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  30. @18, Rakesh:

    Thanks a lot for providing the samples. Congratulations on starting such a great work. I wish you all the best in your endeavor and look forward to seeing your catalog very soon.

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  31. @16, Anonymous:

    its so funny to see some people fighting in the name of language.

    Our fight is not in the name of the language, unlike Andhras who fought for a separate state of Andhra from Madras State in the name of language.

    If you want to fight, fight with the history and remove the urdu words from telangana telugu to make it pure and free from nizam oppression' reminder.

    Unlike what most others think, we Telanganas are not ashamed of our history which includes influence of Urdu. We proudly use many Urdu words in our vocabulary without any hesitation. It is only the people from outside Telangana who have a very low opinion of Telanganas when we use Urdu words, and they make it a point to correct us whenever possible, which we completely resent.

    We are not ready to make our language ‘pure’ the way you want it. In fact, we would like to fight the Andhras who consistently try to show our language in poor light. The oppression is now from Andhras – Nizam is long gone.

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  32. @ 11, Srupu:

    Sujai can you provide a rss for this blog?

    I am trying to take suggestions from some of the commenters and try to move this blog to wordpress. Hopefully most of the problems will be solved then. I am not the best guy at this – so will take help. Thanks.

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  33. @7, Anonymous:

    Are Andhras the cause for extreme feudal caste system in Telangana? Is that not a major cause for backwardness of People of Telangana? I don't see any of the Telangana intellectuals bring it up.

    Yes, one of the primary reasons for backwardness of Telangana is its feudal system. One of the ways to break the feudal system to bring opportunities close to the common man, and that includes water, jobs, electricity, funds for various projects, schools and colleges, etc. And Telangana was given an extremely small share in all of these thereby stunting its ability to fight the feudalism. The reason why Telanganas got that small share is because Andhras hogged the bigger share depriving Telanganas of their fair share.

    Therefore, the blame for perpetuation of Telangana’s backwardness, not its creation, lies with Andhras.

    May be it is just easy to blame everything on the boogie man from Andhra.

    May be Yes, may be No. We will never know that unless we exist as a separate Telangana. Lets eliminate the boogie man and we believe that we will be able to address the backwardness of Telangana. Staying in united state has not worked.

    I am sure Andhra will continue to be blamed even after the division of the state.

    I don’t think they will continue to be blames unless there is a devious way by which they will continue to exert their influence. I hope they don’t.

    The only sensible political voice from Telangana comes from MIM.

    Really, that’s interesting. What is that sensible voice saying? Be on the fence and then take a side when the time is ripe?

    I wonder why the true natives of Hyderabad are not too keen on this KCR/TRS drama....

    Who according to you are true natives of Hyderabad?

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  34. @Rakesh January 15, 2010 2:44 PM

    I am thrilled to see the long list of telangana words that u've compiled ! I am hoping you are planning to come up with a website for the same and have readers contribute to the list as well.

    Great job and let us all know if you need help

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  35. @ Anonymous January 15, 2010 2:19 PM

    " If you want to fight, fight with the history and remove the urdu words from telangana telugu to make it pure and free from nizam oppression' reminder."


    How dare u even say that. I am a hindu by religion but i am proud of telangana accent coz it reeks diversity that no other language can ever boast of. The amalgam of hindi, urdu and telugu languages is what makes telangana accent 'PURE' and 'FLAWLESS'. We would like to preserve it and we think its not too late to do so.

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  36. @Anand January 15, 2010 1:58 PM

    Nice analogy !

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  37. @32, Sujai:

    As long as telangana telugu is corrupted with urdu words, telangana telugu will remain as a symbol of telugu people oppression under nizam.

    To satisfy your pseudo ego, you can always claim that telangana telugu is a classical language.

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  38. @Anonymous January 15, 2010 8:52 PM

    " To satisfy your pseudo ego, you can always claim that telangana telugu is a classical language. "

    'pseudo ego' is exactly what andhras suffer from and make telanganaites suffer as a consequence of it

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  39. @27, Sujai:

    Your comparision of andhras with british is out of your hatred mindset but not with rational thought.

    Most of the telangana people are of the misbelief that telangana people are the only ones who want to get separated from andhras and not the other way. In 1972, andhras desperately wanted to get separated, and thats a fact.

    Telanganas were never merged with andhras by force in 1956. The merger was approved by majority telangana legislative members by passing a resolution in Hyd assembly.

    From 1956 to 1969, there was no telangana agitation.

    In 1969, for political gains of telangana praja samiti (marri chenna reddy), there was agitation.

    Telangana agitation died down after chenna reddy became CM.

    Mulki rules, making andhras as second rate citizens in their own capital hyd was not acceptable to andhras. They wanted to get separated in 1972, and "Jai Andhra" movement started. Telangana leaders appeased andhras with some six-point formula etc, to stay united and not bifurcate the state of AP.

    From 1972 to TRS party formation, there was no visible telangana agitation.

    From TRS party formation day to till date, telangana agitation is pushed to the front by the politically jobless telangana leaders.

    Now, tell me, what is this telangana movement about?? political unemployment, classical urduized telangana telugu, self-respect (of whom, velama doras, BC gouds, madigas ??), government jobs??

    All the above things come into picture only in the absence of a powerful leader like YS Rajasekhara Reddy.

    In the end, this current drama is not about telangana sentiment but due to leadership crisis in AP>

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  40. @Anonymous January 15, 2010 9:13 PM

    ROFL at ur illogical conclusions. no explanation needed and comment can be ignored

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  41. Lets assume your arguments are true and Andhra people are grabbing opportunities of Telangana people. Please tell me how are you going to stop this grabbing in Telangana state ?
    In education , college seats(Engg,Medical) are already given by region AU,OU,SVU etc. If telangana people will get only the same number of seats as they are getting now.

    As for jobs , 90% of them are in private sector , they have freedom to recruit any Indian citizen. Even for the 10% govt jobs all the andhra people domiciled in Telangana will be eligible ,just like college seats.

    As for water , as per Bachawat guidelines existing use of water will be main criteria in river water sharing. That means that the water that is coming to Andhra today will remain same.

    In short , i dont see anything useful change for Telangana people in Telangana state.

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  42. Where was nobel prize winners prof.kondandaram & jayashankar company, when YSR was alive?

    Where was kcr family company, kavitakka, ktgaadu, harishanna, when YSR was alive?

    Where was manda krishna madiga batch , when YSR was alive?

    Where was OU and KU, student dons, when YSR was alive??

    chill out telagana extremists, all the above dramas in the name of telangana sentiment are only due to the spineless leadership of rosayya, nothing else. Electronic media like TV9 added fuel to these dramas.

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  43. @38 Anonymous

    Why do you think Telangana telugu is corrupted with urdu? There are many languages borrowed the words from Hindi and Sanskrit. Do you think those are corrupted too?

    And if you ask me about the purity of the Andhra telugu, please go thur following link
    http://www.andhrajyothy.com/editshow.asp?qry=/2010/jan/4vividha2

    You can not claim that your telugu is pure telugu, if you rewind the history when there is a time where the actual telugu is too complex to talk in daily lives, so people started simplifying the telugu, many regions had there own modified telugu. When british wants Indians learn there english they started developing english-to-telugu dictionaries, because there are too many versions of telugu they thought of picking up one version and write the dictionary. That time few andhra telugu scholars like Gurujaada recommended british to recognize that his telugu is actual telugu. He promoted his telugu to use in news papers and school books. That's how your telugu became widely used telugu among others, but not because it is only the real telugu and others are corrupted. If some one talks the ACTUAL/REAL telugu none of Andhra/Seema/Telangana people will understand that. If any other strong person from Seema, Godavari or Sreekakulam promoted there telugu that time then we might have see that telugu now but not the Andhra telugu.

    I wish we should ban the Anonymous commenting, they just blast what ever they have in there monkey head and hide.

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  44. @44, Kamasetti,

    do u recognize both andhra and telangana people as telugu speaking people or not? Yes means, we both are on the same page.

    No means, then you have to accept that telangana telugu is a corrupted version of telugu. corrupted not by you or your ancestors, but by the great nizam. nizam imposed urdu language by force on telangana telugu speaking people.

    there is a difference between sanskritized hindi and urduized hindi. the hindi spoken by RSS people is sanskritized hindi. because hindutva rss hates muslim rule dominating urdu corrupted hindi.

    if you love nizam, you are free to treat urduized telangana telugu as a classical language. your wish.

    just for fun, tell me, how many of current important telangana leaders speak urduized telangana telugu? kcr,janareddy, etela rajender, harish rao, kt rama rao, all of them speak chaste telugu. first ask your leaders to speak the so called corrupted urduized telangana telugu.

    nizam made your brain dead, so please come out of your nizam.mania.

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  45. @Ravindra

    Lets assume your arguments are true and Andhra people are grabbing opportunities of Telangana people.
    Why do you assume when it is true, if it is not true then what is the GO610 is about? lol
    Please tell me how are you going to stop this grabbing in Telangana state ?
    In separate telangana you don't make the rules, but we. So we make sure every one getting fair share of there pie
    In education , college seats(Engg,Medical) are already given by region AU,OU,SVU etc.
    I think there are more number of universities in Andhra/Seema region than the Telangana, and HYD is common now, when we get separated we can have our own number of universities and all are our own.
    Even for the 10% govt jobs all the andhra people domiciled in Telangana will be eligible
    if you properly distribute those govt jobs fairly as per agreement then for every 40 telangana family there will be one govt job, with there jobs they can give good education to there children, that's how a region will develop. but now there is like for every 250 family there is one govt job in telangana and in andhra it is like every 30?

    As for water , as per Bachawat guidelines existing use of water will be main criteria in river water
    I think water is allocated on State wise but not the region wise, and Andhra taking the major share from what ever the central allocated to Andhra pradesh. If we get separated then central will divide that to telangana and Andhra so after saparation Andhra will get less and Telanana will get more if you compared to the current allocation
    i dont see anything useful change for Telangana people in Telangana state.
    Looks like you just woke up after the T-agitation started. All above questions are discussed many times in this blog. please spend some time and read all the posts with comments. and if you still have any questions you are welcome to post here, we welcome any healthy discussion

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  46. Anonymous January 15, 2010 9:13 PM

    I agree with you. Telangana movement is never a continious movement. It raises only when doras or reddys are out of power in Telangana.

    Its doras and reddys movement for political gain and they keep quite once its satisfied.

    This whole picture painted by ... of seperate Telangana is going to be more developed is FALSE and lies propagated by dora's and reddy propagandists.

    I DO NOT THINK its going to make any change for the a ordinary guy in some TANDA of Telangana.

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  47. Sujai thanks for considering the request, will look fwd the changes...am not sure if anyone paid attention on hit counter...this site had 2000+ hits since y'day night...congrats man.

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  48. apt title for this post is

    "Did Telangana leaders marginalize Telanganas?"

    "Mana daggara saruku leka, pakkinti vaadi meedha padi yedavadam ante idhe"

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  49. @Kiran Kamsetti

    What was stopping your Telangana politicians from setting up colleges and universities till now ? why wait till telangana state is formed ?

    As for water, Bachawat has clearly stated how much water each region in AP will get . For example for Krishna water ,Telangana will get 33% ,Andhra 45%, Seema 15%. This is based on 'existing use principle'. Even if Telangana state is formed they will not get more water than what justice Bachawat has alloted. Using the same principle he alloted more water to AP than its catchment area .

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  50. @Ravindra:

    telangana politicians will think about the development of telangana people, only after the formation of new telangana state. Only with self-rule, telangana political leaders will get motivation to develop telangana.

    you see, the magic is in 'self-rule'.....without incentives who will work for the people, free of cost.

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  51. @Anonymous January 15, 2010 10:12 PM

    "Mana daggara saruku leka, pakkinti vaadi meedha padi yedavadam ante idhe"


    Mana daggara saruku leka, pakkinti vaadi meedha padi 'DOSUKODAM' ante idhe

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  52. the only issue on which telanganas can confuse others in debates on telangana state is 'self-rule'. on every other issue, telanganas arguments can be nullified and rectified. but this word 'self-rule' is weird, what does it mean, does it mean, 'ethnic struggle'.

    gorkhaland people are also demanding separate state on 'ethnic gorkhas' issue. may be telanganas are like a different race like 'aryans'

    telangana leaders under andhras rule are impotent, but under self-rule they are potent. complex confusing logic...

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  53. @Jai T:

    "Mee daggara saruke lenappudu...inkha yemi dochukuntaam. Mee daggara vunnadhi anthaa nizam gaadu yeppudo dochukunnaadu"

    Meeru yedavaalsindhi nizam gaadi meedha padi.

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  54. Jai Telangana:

    "Mana daggara saruku leka, pakkinti vaadi meedha padi 'DOSUKODAM' ante idhe"

    good one :)...LOL

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  55. @ Anand ,@ JaiTelangana

    No one has looted you. It is your leaders who looted you all these years and now pointing fingers at Andhra people.

    Centre has already put Telangana in cold storage. Better digest the reality instead of calling other region people as thieves

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  56. Sardar vallabhai patel, made a mistake of forcing nizam to merge his princely state with indian union. Otherwise, nizam would have happily merged his hyderabad state with pakisthan.

    Telanganas would have lived happily under Pakisthani sharia law, proudly speaking urdu language with lot of self-respect. Every telanganite would have been assured of employment by al-qaida.

    sardar vallabhai patel is the root cause for all these telangana self-respect agitations.

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  57. @Ravindra:

    Lets go back to basics, have you heard of GO610, could you care to tell me why that is created? What was the problem before and how did that happened?

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  58. GO610, is it about 'reservations in jobs based on region'?

    very silly, in the era of globalization, we still have some educated people still thinking of getting employment through 'reservations' route.

    watch out for globalization 2.0, which is much more deadly.........funny 610s, six points etc....funny NRIs

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  59. @Kiran Kamsetti

    As per 610 GO , only 25000 jobs need to be relocated to Andhra region. It is a small number in the scheme of big things.
    It is just a excuse used by politicians.

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  60. Ravindra: In this blog you can find answer(s) to any question(s) related to Telangana issue…to your latest question and as bonus please find below link related to TELANGANA POLITICIANS:


    1) Isn’t Telangana Movement a purely selfish interest of politicians in their attempt to secure power?

    2) Didn’t TRS lose elections in 2009 clearly indicating there is no support for separate Telangana?

    3) Why didn’t the politicians of Telangana fast for development instead of fast for separation?

    http://sujaiblog.blogspot.com/2009/12/telangana-xviii-more-concerns.html

    If you are still not convinced please read all the 51 comments or debates on above questions…

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  61. @Anonymous

    Why you wrote like a coward by putting your name as Anonymous, first you come and all tell use to come out of Nizam.

    You are insanely concluding that if I like a Muslim then I am supporting terrorism. Cant we have our urdu mixed telugu without Nizam? Why does it matter if non of our politicians do not speak that? Why the damn I need to care about our politicians? Don't you know this movement started from people later used by politicians?

    Are you here to discuss about the language/politicians or Telangana, if you are about language/politicians then I have no interest in it.

    Why all telugu speaking people needs to be united in one state? Why cant all Telangana will be united in one separate state? Is it because the telugu common between us? How do you define common things in two people? If two persons speaking same language and they are same then Briton and USA should be one country?

    Now we are Telangana Vs. Andhra. When it is between states then Maharastra Vs. Andhra and when it is between country then it is India Vs. Pakistan, if it like a world war then it would be like Asia Vs. NorthAmerica and if an aliens comes from the space then Alian Vs Earth. So what I am? Am I a person of Earth? or Person of Asia? or person of India? or Person of AP or person of Telangana or person of Hyd?

    If the only reason for the united is the common language then I say it is bullshit. I said bullshit

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  62. @Anonymous January 15, 2010 10:50 PM

    FRUSTRATION FRUSTRATION FRUSTRATION ...total frusHtrated souls ! mee Chitti Chidambarm's thoti ide problem. al-quaida, taliban jaisi batein shobha nahi dethe. cill pill leneka

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  63. "Mee daggara saruke lenappudu...inkha yemi dochukuntaam. Mee daggara vunnadhi anthaa nizam gaadu yeppudo dochukunnaadu"

    Meeru yedavaalsindhi nizam gaadi meedha padi.

    Andukena meeru nizam ni memu tarimeste teesukelli chankana pettukunnaru?
    Greedy people you even did not leave him.

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  64. Anonymous:
    January 15, 2010 10:50 PM

    Agreed but at the same time I wish you should been with Tamil bro's...we don't have option today its against our constitution or law but at-least Andhra(you) have option to exercise...come on brother please take the advantage of Telanagana movement...declare your self free and fight to merge with Tamil bros...damn the root cause for all this is Andhra leader who fought for Andhra state...

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  65. @ Anand

    Bottomline is 60% of all Indians live on less than a dollar day. This ratio is valid in any district in this country including Telangana.
    Instead of blaming your leaders ( you guys make out them as innocent puppies who were outsmarted by andhra leaders) you are blaming andhra people needlessly.

    Tell me why did your leaders allowed Patel-Patwari system to continue till NTR abolished it? Was the Dora culture not a factor ?

    Do you think anything will change in Telangana state. You will still have the same leaders who had looted you all these years.

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  66. Anonymous,

    Telangana would have merged with
    India with or without Sardar Patel's Operation Polo. Go read history of Telangana armed struggle before commenting. The valiant people fought against mighty Rizakars. Andhra valla daggara saruku ledhu kabatte Telangana ki vachindru. Andhra valla ki dammu ledhu kabette madras poguttukunnaru. Intiki rammante tinniti vasalu lekkapette rakam.

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  67. As for water, Bachawat has clearly stated how much water each region in AP will get . For example for Krishna water ,Telangana will get 33% ,Andhra 45%, Seema 15%. This is based on 'existing use principle'. Even if Telangana state is formed they will not get more water than what justice Bachawat
    Thanks atleast we will get our share.
    Now would you agree that anshra is not utilizing more than its share of water?
    I mean 45% which amounts to some 350 TMC of water. And for your information telangana catchment area is more than 35% whereas andhra is minute when compared to telangana.
    You guys got more share of water showing telangna catchment area.
    If we want we can make our own projects and leave andhra with their actual share of water.
    You cannot deny just because you built your projects before the separation.

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  68. I ignore Anonymous as he do not wish a healthy discussion

    I can continue with
    @Ravindra
    First of all I am not asking you behalf of politician so please do not mention about them who uses people for there power. So no need to mention them.


    Of course 25000 may be the small number but just imagine how many families might have settled well(in that time) in telangana with those jobs and give better education to there children so that there children will be in good positions by now? And why wasn't that GO was not implemented till now?

    Another question is, is that the first time the andhra people were allocated in telangana positions illegally? I think it was happened 3-4 times before. Why it was keep repeating? How many times we had to ask you do not break the agreements and rules?

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  69. @64, Sravan

    andhra communist leaders contributed immensly in "telangana porataalu". pucchalapalli sundarayya laanti vaallu lekapothe nuvvu inkhaa nizam gaadi kaallumokkuthu vunde vaadivi.

    nee lanti vaallaki, andhra rule kante, nizam rule/british rule/pakisthani rule better.

    dvesham yentha pani annaa cheyyisthundhi......nizam gaadi meedha kopam andhra valla meedha chuupisthe yelaa sodaraa

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  70. Bottomline is 60% of all Indians live on less than a dollar day. This ratio is valid in any district in this country including Telangana.
    Instead of blaming your leaders ( you guys make out them as innocent puppies who were outsmarted by andhra leaders) you are blaming andhra people needlessly.

    Tell me why did your leaders allowed Patel-Patwari system to continue till NTR abolished it? Was the Dora culture not a factor ?

    Do you think anything will change in Telangana state. You will still have the same leaders who had looted you all these years


    Ravindra now its time you go for classes again. Read through all the posts in this blog.
    Any of the reasons you have mentioned above will not support samaikhyandhra or worse separate telangana. They are just irrevlevant here.
    Don't try to sway away the discussion because your conscience knows you are loosing it.

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  71. andhra communist leaders contributed immensly in "telangana porataalu". pucchalapalli sundarayya laanti vaallu lekapothe nuvvu inkhaa nizam gaadi kaallumokkuthu vunde vaadivi.

    nee lanti vaallaki, andhra rule kante, nizam rule/british rule/pakisthani rule better.

    dvesham yentha pani annaa cheyyisthundhi......nizam gaadi meedha kopam andhra valla meedha chuupisthe yelaa sodaraa

    Pedda peekindrule meeru. There were more telangana parties and people who fought than your andhra communists.
    You were separated from madras because of those communists and not because of potti sriramulu. Go find the news papers of that day and you will see tons of news that clearly indicate communist andhra fighting fro separate andhra state.

    Mari memu terimesina nizam kaallu meerenduku pattunnaru babu? Meeku ijjat anedi leda?

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  72. @ Sravan

    Bachawat did not consider catchment area of river for water allocation. He used the 'existing use of water' principle for allocation of water. Because of that Andhra pradesh got 40% of water ,despite having only 30% catchment area of Krishna river. He ignored Maharastra,Karnataka objections regarding catchment area.
    Same way he allotted for Telangana and Andhra based on existing uses principle

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  73. @vinay:

    Please go and read, about the contribution of comrade pucchalapalli sundarayya during telangana struggle against feudal landlords/nizam rule.

    Sundarayya is from Nellore (Andhra).

    "Kruthagnatha leni jeevivi neevu"

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  74. @sravan:

    Neeku nizam korada debbale correcttu. Nee hatred, nee chethagaani thanam valla, yendharo mahaanubhaavula contributions ni kudaa appreciate cheyyaleni narrow mindset needhi.

    Nizam kindha baanisalam gaa vundadame better, andhra rulers kante antaava.

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  75. Today the comments are turning out be very interesting...now the new slogan is we (Telangana) is been freed from Razakars by Andhra's...any new Telugu movie got released for Pongal with this story ?

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  76. @ Kiran Kamsetti

    Why didnt Chenna Reddy act on 610 GO when he became CM in 1989. He didnt even utter a single word in that regard. Truth is 610 GO, Telangana agitation were all buried and forgotten until congress decided to bring this issue alive again to break CBN who was looking invincible then

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  77. @Ravindra

    I will give you a small math,
    Telangana(T), Andhra/Seema(A) wants to do a joint business,
    so they had spent the capital of 40%(T) and 60%(A) and agreed to
    share the profits like in same ratio and the jobs in the business
    are also shared on that ratio like if we recruit 10 people then
    4 will be for T and 6 will be for A.

    After a year T found that in there 100 employees 75 are belongs
    to A and only 25 belongs to T. So T asked A. Then A said
    'okey it happened by mistake, lets make a new agreement, you
    get 35%, I get 65%), T agreed to that.

    After another year T found that in business employees 20%
    belongs to T and 80% belongs to A. And also found that A took
    the 80% of profits and he gave only 20% to T.

    It is going on like that, now tell me how it will be solved? Can
    this A trusted to a joint business?

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  78. That is what I am saying when it came to AP our govt misrepresented telangana needs eventhough bachawat was critical in that andhra would not marginalize telangana. You can easily understand the intentions of Bachawat from his words because he was specific in mentioning that because if given based on existing use telangana needs would not be justified (since most projects planned and used were catering andhra more than telangana). So they made it a point that telangana should not be cornered(however he could not completely avoid that based on karnataka and maharashtra needs). So if we form a separate state then the new tribunal that formed in 2006 will see through that in a different manner. Telangnaa will not be seen as part of andhra and telagnna definitely will get a leverage given that of all the four states water is lee utilized in telangana eventhough there is considerablke flow through it.
    Atleast we would be not be alongside andhra greed that has already been iverutilizing its share.

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  79. @Anand:

    You just woke up knowing the truth that telangana peasant revolt was lead by andhra communists (andhra mahasabha). All the prominent leaders of this revolt are from andhra.

    Atleast now, be thankful to andhras and stop your hatred.

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  80. Moreover andhra guys have been trying to move water from godavari to krishna so as to cover up the water losses they would incur from the upper Krishna projects and maharashtra projects.
    Now if separate state forms they cannot utilize godavari water in krishna basin unless telangana has already utilized its own share.
    Only the surplus waters or that from andhra share can be moved to Krishna basin.
    So who is at loss if separate state forms?

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  81. @ Kiran Kamsetti
    How many jobs are there in Govt sector today? Less than 10% . Why are we fighting over just 10%. Of that Telangana share is 4%. May be injustice in 1-2% .So this entire fight is about 1-2% of entire job market ?

    Ok ,lets say you get a Telangana state.People will still keep migrating to Hyd. One just needs to study for 7 years to become a domicile in Telangana. You cant stop that migration. Except for providing employment to politically umemployed and increasing costs to both states nothing will change for common man in Telangana

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  82. @Ravindra

    Yes I accept unconditionally that all our leaders are cheaters and lazy so Andhra took that situation as advantage. And we can not trust our leaders in joint family. If we get separated our leaders has no option but to look after telangana if they still sleep in separate state then at least we will have our resources but not moved to Andhra.

    Let say we share the dinner bread by 40% and 60% and we are late for the dinner and by the time we are at the table you ate 80% of bread and complaining to us that you are late so I ate it.

    As per our indian constitution if you take any wealth which is not belongs to you then you are breaking the law. so even though we didn't ask for jobs/funds for some time it doesn't mean you can take it.

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  83. @ Sujai

    Please disable comments by 'Anonymous' from your next post. It is becoming very difficult for debate sake. If you force people to take a name, however fake the name may be, it becomes much easier to identify, debate as well as follow who is saying what.

    Please be kind to your readers and remove the option of allowing anonymous comments.

    Gmail accounts are for free. There is no place for anonymous when there is a free id available for every dog, cat and monkey that can type.

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  84. You just woke up knowing the truth that telangana peasant revolt was lead by andhra communists (andhra mahasabha). All the prominent leaders of this revolt are from andhra.
    You andhra guys never will learn true history.
    There were several other communists including those from andhra who supported the movement from outside but it was telangana people and leaders who fought against the razakars. Actually the communists were not given due share for their involvement in separate andhra state(which is actually more than congress or potti sriramulu) and nor in telangana revolt.
    Don't imagine that andhra communists lead telangana peasant revolt. They were lead by their own share of leaders. Communist party in India then was lead by Randive and not Sundaraiah. Randive was a bihari and not andhra.
    I thank andhra communists for their support(but not because they lead the revolt as you are assuming)

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  85. @ Kiran Kamsetti

    If you and other Telangana agitators believe that Andhra has looted Telangana , then why stop at just getting Telangana state. Put a case in Supreme court and collect the money,resources that was looted from Andhra with interest and opportunity cost. Since you guys have all the proofs , even if it takes 10 -15 years in courts , in the end you will win.

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  86. [peasant revolt was lead by andhra communists]

    As a return gift they (Kutumba Rao etc) occupied lands in Hyderabad...please do a small search on the grandfather(s) of who-who of Andhra's in Jublee Hills you'll be surprised to know most of their grandfathers are from communist background.

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  87. If you and other Telangana agitators believe that Andhra has looted Telangana , then why stop at just getting Telangana state. Put a case in Supreme court and collect the money,resources that was looted from Andhra with interest and opportunity cost. Since you guys have all the proofs , even if it takes 10 -15 years in courts , in the end you will win.
    Ok We will think about that.
    First thing you assholes do before advising us to stop protesting separate telangana and stuff your asses with your samaikhyandra agenda.

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  88. @Ravindra

    I understand what you are saying, ofcourse 1-2% is small but you do not understand what I worry about.

    If a govt employee took Rs.100/- bribe for a one lak work. So 100 seems very small compared to one lak. But the 100 is not the keyword here, but the bribe is the keyword.

    You are talking about only jobs, are you sure this difference is only limited to jobs? Or there other sections where this injustice happened? And we warned you few times about this in the past but still you doing the same.

    I give my math in other post, if you move illegally appointed people to andhra then almost for every 45 family there will be one govt job available.

    And about the migration, you are true, no one can stop the migration. You migrate to Telangana stay for 5-10 years and now you can claim for local jobs, it is legal. But what happened in the past is they migrated here with the govt. jobs as a local. That's the reason it is illegal and GO610 (and few other before) was created.

    By the way you atleast accepted that 1-2% telangana people got injustice, how many andhra people will accept even that?

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  89. @kamsetti:

    //
    Yes I accept unconditionally that all our leaders are cheaters and lazy so Andhra took that situation as advantage. And we can not trust our leaders in joint family. If we get separated our leaders has no option but to look after telangana if they still sleep in separate state then at least we will have our resources but not moved to Andhra.
    ///


    When your telangana leaders sleep in telangana state, your resources will not be moved to andhra but will be sold to china or to the highest corrupted bidder. Madhu koda also sold all the rich coal resources in jharkhand.

    Politicians only understand one language 'Money'. To exploit your resources officially, just bribe your politician.

    Nothing will change even with the new telangana state. Its only a fantasy, reality is same.

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  90. All the prominent leaders of this revolt are from andhra.

    You mean, like Potti Sriramulu who fought for Telangana??

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  91. @ Ravinder:

    Put a case in Supreme court and collect the money,resources that was looted from Andhra with interest and opportunity cost.

    Why do you think we will stop at that? We will represent our case even in International Courts of Justice if the Indian Govt. turns us deaf ears.

    Buddy... your days of domination over us are over... count them OVER... and start thinking of ways you can pool up resources to pay us back.

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  92. @ Ravindra January 15, 2010 11:47 PM

    Naa we'll leave u guys alone....but u know what, that thought never struck us. Why do such brilliant ideas of fear flash in ur brain ? fear exists only when u do wrong and that reflects in ur concern.

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  93. @ Sravan

    Get over your inferiority complex. I know you were never able to compete with your Andhra peers in college and now in your job. Dont worry ,work hard ,you will also taste success.

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  94. @Ravindra

    its funny you mentioned about supreme court.

    Few years back Supreme court ruled in favor of mulki rules and asked AP govt to implement that immediately. Then the movement started in Andhra called 'Jai Andhra' and Andhra leaders successfully managed in parliament to suspend that Supreme court order with 'Act of parliament'. Now tell me how come a parliament can deny a supreme court rule?

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  95. Telangana state formation is in a cold storage. I can understand the frustration of telangana fundamentalists in this blog.

    "Jai Visaalandhra"

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  96. Thank God its Friday..haha...look at the flood of comments...so little time and sooo many to educate...SIGH !

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  97. Sravan, is fit only to lick his andhra boss's ass for this lifetime.

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  98. @ Kiran Kamsetti

    If the act of Parliament was illegal or against the spirit of constitution ,Supreme court would have stuck it down. In a democracy ultimate power rests with Parliament.

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  99. @Anonymous January 16, 2010 12:01 AM

    He who swears shall incur the wrath of demons ! How does that sound ??? STOP SWEARING and concentrate on wats being discussed. Jealousiness on your neighbours 'wealth of knowledge' is not good for heart !

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  100. @98, Anonymous:

    Sravan, is fit only to lick his andhra boss's ass for this lifetime.

    Such comments from Andhras only corroborate our claim that Andhras look down upon Telanganas and hence they are not equals in an unified state.

    Such supremacist attitudes degrade the self-esteem of Telanganas on a continuous basis resulting in discrimination of Telanganas by Andhras.

    Please do keep making such statements and help Telangana cause.

    Because such statements further our resolve.

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  101. @Jai-T:

    ////Jealousiness on your neighbours 'wealth of knowledge' is not good for heart !///

    Lack of knowledge will make one a NAXALITE

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  102. @Ravindra

    I am not saying 'Act of Parliament' is illegal but I am trying to say is they did this after the Andhra movement but not the right away the supreme court ruling.

    This is only an example that Andhra can go to any level to suppress the Telangana, I am telling you this because you showed us a way of Court which is also failed before. If Andhra didn't like the mulki rules then they shouldn't sign the agreement in the first place. So I assume that Andhra didn't care about the agreement when signing because they know they are going to break it anyway.

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  103. @Anonymous January 16, 2010 12:14 AM

    " Lack of knowledge will make one a NAXALITE "

    Andhras are goind to turn into naxalites once telangana is formed ??? OMG sorry to hear that....thanks for the FYI...well be careful !

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  104. Ravindra
    Get over your inferiority complex. I know you were never able to compete with your Andhra peers in college and now in your job. Dont worry ,work hard ,you will also taste success.
    LOL
    I can see the your frustration buddy. Chill out.

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  105. I am totally for united Andhra Pradesh. This whole Telangana agitation is for the benefit of politicians only , not for benefit of common man in Telangana

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  106. @101, Sujai:


    ///First thing you assholes do before advising us to stop protesting separate telangana and stuff your asses with your samaikhyandra agenda.///

    Sujai, nice try...first read the comment 88. Your fundamentalist friend used the abuse on andhras.

    telangana fundamentalists are already filled with hatred thoughts. They don't need any further instigation from others.

    To control telangana fundamentalists like you, every self-respecting andhrite should fight to expose your lies in this hatred blog.

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  107. @96, Telugu:

    Telangana state formation is in a cold storage. I can understand the frustration of telangana fundamentalists in this blog.

    I am not sure if we are frustrated. We are united, determined, focused and perseverant on our cause. All your attempts to keep our cause in a cold storage are futile. Telangana cause is like a volcano – it may look like its dormant, but deep inside it is only growing in energy. The longer the delay, the fiercer is its explosion.

    And I say this in the long term interest of Andhras and Telanganas, do not prolong this for the sake of all of us. No movement where people are suppressed so long will be peaceful. Unfortunately for us, and for you, there is no Gandhi now. We don’t want animosity. We don’t want hate. We want to part on a friendly note. Will you make it easy for us, so that it won’t be a violent explosion? Or will you make it really hard for us, so that you actually witness a volcano?

    It’s your choice. Saner and rational people like us will not be in control to help when volcano explodes.

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  108. @ Ravindra

    " I am totally for united Andhra Pradesh. This whole Telangana agitation is for the benefit of politicians only , not for benefit of common man in Telangana "

    A for Ant
    B for Bat
    C for Cat
    D for Dog
    ABCDEFG.....

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  109. Everbody,
    Now ravindra has seen something that no other andhra people have said before. He thinks separte telangana movement is because of the Inferiority complex of telagnana students as they cannot compete with andhra peers.
    LOL

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  110. @ Sravan

    Nice try to rake up hatred.Dont try to twist my words , I said you had inferiority complex not all Telangana students .

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  111. @sravan:

    Any sane person who has read your comments and your fellow gang's comments, can obviously feel that you are suffering from "inferiority complex" due to lack of competitive skills.

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  112. Anonymous,
    Sujai, nice try...first read the comment 88. Your fundamentalist friend used the abuse on andhras
    Now define what is fundamentalism?
    If I affront some one's comment that reeks supremacist ideology would you call me fundamentalist? (Well atleast I did not utter any supremacist slurs)
    Anonymous i thought you do not know your name? I think you even do not understand simple terminology.

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  113. Any sane person who has read your comments and your fellow gang's comments, can obviously feel that you are suffering from "inferiority complex" due to lack of competitive skills
    Are you joining the band of idiots?
    Good luck But atleast give yourself a name (of do you feel shy to reveal your name?)

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  114. @ Kiran Kamsetti

    Jai Andhra movement was not to get Mulki removed. We wanted to go on our separate way. But center and surprisingly Telangana leaders did not accept. We were silenced and had to accept the compromise of removing Mulki rules

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  115. Sundarayya is from Nellore (Andhra)

    Andhras are maoists!!!!

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  116. Nice try to rake up hatred.Dont try to twist my words , I said you had inferiority complex not all Telangana students
    Ok If I go with that,
    what did i say that allowed you to look through my school grades and my inferiority complex??
    Come on Come on you should atleast try to suport your on words...

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  117. @108-Sujai:

    You are hyping too much about telangana movement like kcr, volcano/explosion/agnigundam. Relax man, how many telangana volcanoes, we had when YSR was alive?

    After 1969, how many telangana volcanoes we had in andhra pradesh?

    You need to relax and control your hatred, otherwise one day your own mind will explode into pieces due to explosive thoughts.

    Now I am seeing an another paper-tiger kcr in you. sorry, you are blog-tiger.

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  118. @Idler

    " Sundarayya is from Nellore (Andhra)
    Andhras are maoists!!!! "

    Thank God for symmetric property of equality !

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  119. @ sravan

    It was your abuse that made me realize your inferiority complex.

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  120. Jai Andhra movement was not to get Mulki removed. We wanted to go on our separate way. But center and surprisingly Telangana leaders did not accept. We were silenced and had to accept the compromise of removing Mulki rulesBut center and surprisingly Telangana leaders did not accept
    Are you kidding me?
    Telagana leaders did not interfere with Jai Andhra. They did not raise slogans like "United we stand" or "samaikhyandhra"
    You guys only started jai andhra to compel congress to void 6 point formula. You just went numb when Supreme's judgement was revoked in parliament. There was nothing called compromise or concession.
    You were greedy and are greed thats it and nothing more than that.

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  121. @Anonymous

    " sorry, you are blog-tiger. "

    Shukriya Shukriya...all you foxies, SHER se panga nahi lethe

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  122. It was your abuse that made me realize your inferiority complex
    Well if some bondy affronts your supremacist ideology then you realize their inferiority complex?
    Are you experiencing melancholy?
    what abuse made you so offended my friend?

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  123. @116

    by IDLI logic

    KCR is a drunkard........All TELANGANAS are DRUNKARDS

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  124. @115, Ravindra:

    Jai Andhra movement was not to get Mulki removed. We wanted to go on our separate way. But center and surprisingly Telangana leaders did not accept. We were silenced and had to accept the compromise of removing Mulki rules

    How were you silenced? By an act of Parliament that favored you by annulling the Supreme Court verdict that made Mulki rules valid and legal?

    What compromise did you accept? That you completely emasculated the Gentlemen’s Agreement, reduced the time a person can stay in Telangana to be considered local, eliminated the need for TRC, making Hyderabad a free zone?

    I have addressed this more in the comment @ 27.

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  125. Guys,

    Be nice to Andhra people. They are already feeling threatened, like leeches and bed-bugs they need a host body to survive on. We are questioning their utility and they realize that their days are numbered. This is a difficult transition for them, now they would have to live on their own.

    Most of the Andhras are first-degree cowards who are ashamed of their own identities and post as anonymous. That alone speaks volumes about their character.

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  126. @Ravindra

    I am sorry for your misinformation. Please go to wikipedia or some where else.

    Jai Andhra movement was started because Supreme court ruled favor to Mulki rules which are agreed by Andhra before.

    And they clearly know that Indira is not in mood of carving a new state, so knowing this Andhra leaders started Jai Andhra movement but the ultimate goal for them is to get rid of Mulki rules.

    I accept Indira removed Mulki rules(let us in same page for some time) but she put a new agreement called Six point formula. Do you know what happened to Six point formula which is agreed by Andhra after the movement?

    Ravindra, I don't mind if you are a Samakya Andhra guy, all I want you to know is the truth, whether it is favor to Andra or Telangana, I want you to know only truth.

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  127. @108-Sujai:

    You are using terms like Volcano ,eruption etc . Do you think if it comes to violence government will keep silent. Do you think if state government doesnt act ,will central govt stay spectator? Do you think if govts do not act people will silently accept the violence inflicted by Volcano supporters.

    It is very irresponsible to make such statements. Remember every violent action will have a violent reaction.

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  128. KCR is a drunkard........All TELANGANAS are DRUNKARDS

    Drinking is not a crime! It provides revenue to the state. Which is stolen by Andhras!! :(

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  129. @Idler:

    If the same Sundarayya had not been there for telangana people, you and your family would have been serving IDLIS to nizams, without your clothes on.

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  130. @112, Anonymous:

    Any sane person who has read your comments and your fellow gang's comments, can obviously feel that you are suffering from "inferiority complex" due to lack of competitive skills.

    Assuming we are all suffering from inferiority complex due to lack of competitive skills, does that make us unfit to demand and form our own state? Will you now prove that we are all mentally ill and hence do not have the right of a normal human and therefore deprived of our constitutional right to demand a fair treatment?

    Please give yourself some name, make up some name, so that we can associate the chain of comments to one originator. Many commenters have been asking you to do that.

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  131. @ Anonymous

    " KCR is a drunkard........All TELANGANAS are DRUNKARDS "

    SO ???? If in drunken state telanganaites could lead a movement as powerful as this imagine your poor plight when we are all in a sober state. God help u then

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  132. Anonymous
    Sujai, nice try...first read the comment 88. Your fundamentalist friend used the abuse on andhras.

    telangana fundamentalists are already filled with hatred thoughts. They don't need any further instigation from others.

    To control telangana fundamentalists like you, every self-respecting andhrite should fight to expose your lies in this hatred blog.

    I would certainly say that because look at your comments before that.
    If that anonymous is not you then i cannot help it because I thought all anonymous are one.

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  133. @Idler:

    For money and revenues, you want to promote drinking. Great, by this logic, you can do anything for money.

    Great Idli logic. No wonder, with these Idli brains, you guys can be easily brainwashed by maoists.

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  134. Andhras are absolutely convinced of their superiority and that tragically comes with the obsession of inferiority of their power and the need to constantly prove themselves. You can see this in how they treat dalits, women and poor people.

    - Neutral observer from another state who has lived in Hyd for 3 decades and observed both people.

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  135. @ 128, Ravindra:

    You are using terms like Volcano ,eruption etc . Do you think if it comes to violence government will keep silent. Do you think if state government doesnt act ,will central govt stay spectator? Do you think if govts do not act people will silently accept the violence inflicted by Volcano supporters.

    Of course, government will not keep silent. It has already done a volte face after announcing steps towards formation of separate Telangana. What will the government of India do this time?

    Will it end up killing 370 protestors? Telangana people have paid that price before. Hope it won’t be repeated this time. Hope India will not resort to such kind of violent suppression to quell this movement which has reached critical point of no return. Telanganas are not ready to be kept in cold storage. The heat they are generating is not ready to be kept cold.

    All movements reach such critical points. Telangana Movement has reached that stage. Only a fool would stop such a people’s movement which is based in fight for justice, fight for self-expression and fight for self-rule which are all considered legitimate by any observer who believes in freedom.

    And such suppressions have resulted in hate. Nobody wants that. You don’t want that. We don’t want that.

    So what are so smug about? Why do you celebrate it is in cold storage?

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  136. @Sujai:

    When you are using words like "Volcano" to describe the telangana people reaction, that explains a lot about your mental state.

    Its ok, you are also just like one of those "OU vidyardhi garjhana" violent speakers.

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  137. If the same Sundarayya had not been there for telangana people, you and your family would have been serving IDLIS to nizams, without your clothes on.

    Supremacism again
    Anonymous give yourself a name.

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  138. @ Samirrajan
    "You can see this in how they treat dalits, women and poor people."

    Dont make sweeping statements. FYI Dalits ,Women ,poor people are mistreated all over India. Thats why people have been fighting against class ,caste systems.

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  140. Dear Ravinder and all new arrivals:
    For a moment forget all the above heated discussion, most of us on this blog have more or less similar life style, just think why would Pro Telanganites spend endless hours on this blog explaining and debating, unless somewhere or something really went wrong, if someone jumps in middle of comments without doing basic home work on Telangana it is very difficult to get total picture or issue.

    Would really request to spend some time on Sujai blogs or on Wiki to enable a healthy debate. I have seen many folks arriving on this blog after seeing some heated comments; they create a false impression or arrive at a conclusion that the only goal of commentators is hatred towards Andhra, which is absolutely wrong.

    With an emotional feeling and with whatever knowledge they (new arrival) have gets involved in debates with the folks who are equipped with endless information on lot of things and in particular Telanagana, believe me it’s not easy to match them with basic knowledge…these guys are breathing in and out numbers, data, analysis etc and equipped very fine articulate skills…again please do some home work it’ll help all of us.

    Thanks.

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  141. @136,Sujai:

    You seem to be very proud of 370 lives sacrifice in 1969 agitation. That was a tragic incident. Even in 'jai andhra' movement, hundreds of lives were sacrificed.

    telangana sentiment is not that strong in 2010 as you make out to be. No one witnessed any single major telangana agitation after 1969 till date. Even chidambaram dec9th statement was a bluff to make kcr break his fake-fast.

    If you want numbers to satisfy you, this time 'united andhra' will shed more lives when it demands.

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  142. Ravindra, et al:

    Yes, volcano is not desirable. And the undesirable elements for me are animosity and hatred.

    You guys can give any interpretation to my use of words, 'volcano' and 'explosion'.

    I refuse to be drawn into defending myself against your interpretations of my words.

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  143. When I am going on the street with friend and discussing some thing with him a street dog is keep barking at us, first I tried to calm it down, later I ignored it. After I got my temper broke I kicked it very strongly. After that it ran away with bloody nose. And you know who is that dog, it is Anonymous @ January 16, 2010 12:58 AM.

    I also became Anonymous give him a lession.

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  144. ///
    After I got my temper broke I kicked it very strongly. After that it ran away with bloody nose.///

    Due to this violent approach only, telangana state formation issue has been kept in cold storage forever. Now you are left with only blood on your hands.

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  145. Ravindra,

    As Telanganomics pointed out above, you can't brush-off the problem saying that it exists everywhere. When you contrast the treatment of dalits in Andhra vs Telangana, Telangana is head and shoulders above.

    Excerpt from telanganomics comment:
    "You guys have achieved perfect segregation of castes, people of a certain community watch a certain heroes movies, colleges in Andhra have separate canteens for castes - these things are totally absent in Telangana."

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  146. @136 , Sujai.

    You are very cleverly masking your threats . You say we dont want hate but if Telangana doesnt come Andhra people will be hated and they will face volcano violence. You see, when people negotiate ,discuss anything is possible , but when threats are made , nothing meanful will be achieved.

    Indian government knows Telangana cant be given until issue of Hyd is settled. The government cannot afford to take a onesided decision.It also knows how to suppress violent movements.

    As for lives lost , many lives were lost during Jai Andhra movement also.

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  147. @145 Anonymous
    Due to this violent approach only, telangana state formation issue has been kept in cold storage forever. Now you are left with only blood on your hands
    Do you think separate andhra was formed with out violence?
    More than potti sriramulu's death the violence that followed compeeled Nehru to give away separate state.
    This was a big joke because even before potti sri ramulu's death Nehru agreed for a separate andhra state.
    You guys had blood on your hands and separate state but nor madras city.

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  148. @ Samirrajan , telanganomics

    "When you contrast the treatment of dalits in Andhra vs Telangana, Telangana is head and shoulders above"

    This is the most laughable statement that i have heard. Dalits in Telangana were treated like slaves till NTR abolished patel-patwari regime. Dalits in Andhra were also mistreated but they were not slaves ,they were more like poor labourers.
    I hope you get the difference between a slave and a labourer

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  149. Samirrajan:

    You seem to be chidambaram-sambar's agent to divide andhra and telangana people.

    You want me to dig out your sambar-state's negative affairs and issues here.

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  150. You are very cleverly masking your threats . You say we dont want hate but if Telangana doesnt come Andhra people will be hated and they will face volcano violence. You see, when people negotiate ,discuss anything is possible , but when threats are made , nothing meanful will be achieved.

    Ravindra, Do you call what that followed Dec 9 statement as negotiation?
    Bloody hell with your inference.
    That depicts supremacism and nothing else.
    Your comments depicts your double standards.

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  151. @Sravan:

    Forget about madras, its a gone case. Beautiful hyderabad is OURS.

    If you are so desperate to do violence, who can stop you. Then be prepared for the majority reaction also.

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  152. @142, Anonymous:

    Be kind enough to give yourself a name. Most other commenters have been courteous enough to give some name (either real or fake).

    You seem to be very proud of 370 lives sacrifice in 1969 agitation. That was a tragic incident. Even in 'jai andhra' movement, hundreds of lives were sacrificed.

    I am a proud Indian. I have very high expectations of this country. I expect this country to dole out justice even before it is asked for. I want this country to anticipate problems and proactively provide solutions. I understand that we are nowhere close to achieving that.

    What is sad is that India has not delivered on its promises it made in its constitution. It has not delivered justice. It has not given liberty to certain people. It has not made certain people feel they are free in this country.

    I am not proud of what happened in 1969. I cannot imagine that India could ruthlessly suppress a movement for a new state, knowing very well that such a demerger was not inconceivable even to the person like Nehru.

    I find the movement of Jai Andhra very hollow and selfish. May be it’s my skewed view of the situation between Telanganas and Andhras. I don’t see Andhras as losers on any context, whereas Telanganas are clearly the losers. Losing lives over a cause to reverse Mulki Rules is definitely foolish according to me. I don’t find that tragic. I see it as another another move played by Andhra politicians to coerce the Central Government to toe their line, nothing more. And clearly they won.

    telangana sentiment is not that strong in 2010 as you make out to be.

    You are right that it is not. But is it your wish that it becomes as strong by bottling it up, and keeping it in the cold storage after announcing the separation? What is this game India is playing with its people? How responsible is that?

    Will it grant states only when the protests turn violent? Is that the right message? Do you want to measure our sentiment by the number of deaths it causes? Is that how you want to say the sentiment is not that strong - because there are no deaths as yet?

    No one witnessed any single major telangana agitation after 1969 till date. Even chidambaram dec9th statement was a bluff to make kcr break his fake-fast.

    Are you celebrating the fact that India plays with its people by bluffing? And do you endorse in it and wallow in the success of such devious machinations? Do you want to continuously see deaths to measure our agitations?

    If you want numbers to satisfy you, this time 'united andhra' will shed more lives when it demands.

    Why should ‘united andhra’ folks shed lives? Does it even make sense? We don’t want to live with you, so why do you want to force yourselves onto us? And how foolish it is to shed lives to force someone else to stay with you against their will? What kind of foolish blackmail is this?

    What is ‘united andhra’ all about that it wants to shed lives? What is their cause? Can you spell the cause? Does it include Telanganas as equals? Or its subjects?

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  153. Indian government knows Telangana cant be given until issue of Hyd is settled.
    On what basis andhra is claiming Hyderabad?
    IT is completely absurd to bring hyderabad in between.
    If by any chance hyderabad was atleast 100 miles closer to andhra than now you guys would have fought hyderabad manade instead of samaikhyandhra.
    Your comments clearly state that you are only interested in hyderabad and nothing else.
    We are vexed with your greedy attitude. Please leave telangana alone.

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  154. @Ravindra
    Indian government knows Telangana cant be given until issue of Hyd is settled.
    Exactly that is what we are saying. Everyone knows the HYD is issue.

    So instead of masking just do your 'We want HYD movenment" instead of SamakyaAndhra Movement.


    You see, when people negotiate ,discuss anything is possible , but when threats are made ,
    See that is the problem, we tried very hard to get a favor statement from central govt for separate state. Everyone knows that with this decision andhra will loose the capital. So the best thing Andhra needs to do is pressure the central for a good package for your next capital but instead you violently reacted to threaten the central to withdraw its decision. You are not at all interested to discuss, all you are doing is forcing us to stay with you, so whom we are fighting with, the central government or the Andhra? You should have worried about this day long back when you broke the contract several times. Now no point of worrying.

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  155. @sravan:

    ///
    Do you call what that followed Dec 9 statement as negotiation?
    ///

    Do you call the kcr drama before dec9th as real fast-onto-death??

    The dec9th statement intention is to break the kcr fake fast. There ends the matter. What negotiation?? Negotiations are to chalk out a road map for negotiations. Wait for some time, they will announce the mechanism and road map. You have waited for 60 yrs, can't you wait for 1 month. I can understand your anxiety.

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  156. Forget about madras, its a gone case. Beautiful hyderabad is OURS.

    If you are so desperate to do violence, who can stop you. Then be prepared for the majority reaction also.

    Sorry that you cannot claim. Hyderabad is and was part of telangana. So if tit only hyderabad you are interested in then we don't care if you come and live in hyderabad. After all you have the equal right as Indian citizen to live in hyderabad.
    But you do not have the right to marginalize and exploit entire region jsut because you guys want to live in hyderabad.
    That is nonsense.

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  157. Example of equality :

    When CM of AP , T.Anjaih was humiliated by Rajiv Gandhi , why did entire telugu people took offence ? According to you guys ,Andhra people should have laughed at the humiliation of a CM from Telangana region. Instead all people of AP felt anger and went with NTR. NTR used this humiliation of a Telugu person to gain power using 'self respect of telugu people' slogan

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  158. @147, Ravindra:

    You are very cleverly masking your threats .

    I don’t make veiled threats. I say what I want to say. You can read anything you want to.

    You see, when people negotiate ,discuss anything is possible

    I never said that I want to negotiate or discuss the issue of Telangana with Andhras. There is no meaning in such talks. Asking the bully if he doesn’t want to bully anymore. Doesn’t make sense. My talk is only with India, and my request to them is this: As a parent please save us from this bully. Don’t let us continue in this merger which is not working out for us. We look up to you because we believe in this nation. Don’t let us down.

    And while I am doing this, I am clearly saying that there should no negotiations or discussions with Andhras. Because such a move is downright foolish and futile. And a history of 53 years of broken promises and agreements is a testament to that.

    Indian government knows Telangana cant be given until issue of Hyd is settled.

    There is nothing to settle about Hyderabad. The city belongs to Telangana, the way Vizag belongs to Andhras. The only thing Indian government has to do is pacify Andhras with a package. How they do that is of no concern to Telanganas. We will not even discuss that. It’s up to you and the Central Government.

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  159. If you are so desperate to do violence, who can stop you. Then be prepared for the majority reaction also.

    We are not desperate to do violence.
    We are desperate to get a separate state.
    If you retaliate with your violence i cannot help you.
    It was after all violence that got you separte andhra back in 1953.

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  160. @158, Ravindra:

    When CM of AP , T.Anjaih was humiliated by Rajiv Gandhi , why did entire telugu people took offence ? According to you guys ,Andhra people should have laughed at the humiliation of a CM from Telangana region. Instead all people of AP felt anger and went with NTR. NTR used this humiliation of a Telugu person to gain power using 'self respect of telugu people' slogan

    Thank you very much. That’s one example against thousands of examples where Andhras have neglected, humiliated and discrimination against Telanganas.

    We will remember this act of courtesy. And hope when we are two states as neighbors, we will continue to act united to keep up the pride of Telugus.

    Now, can we separate as two good brothers?

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  161. @Ravindra

    If you read back my comments you don't come with Anjaiah example.

    When we go out of the Andhrapradesh we always stood together, it doesn't mean that we are happy brothers.

    If you justify the saperation of the Andhra from Madras then it is also the same case of Telangana tooo. Just give me why not?

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  162. @ Sujai

    Since you say there is no need to talk to Andhra ppl ,since they are the bullies , I have a question for you.

    Lets say Telangana state is formed with Hyd as its capital . After 10 years, ppl of hyd feel they are being bullied by ppl from other districts of Telangana ,so they want a separate state for Hyd. So then do Telangana people stay silent because it is between Hyd and center ? shouldnt center negotiate with both parties Telangana and Hyd ?

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  163. Unless and untill, Hyderabad capital issue is resolved, Telangana state will be a dream. Center and chidambaram has already given up on telangana issue. They pushed the ball into the court of political parties in AP to resolve this issue among themselves amicably.

    If telanganas don't want to negotiate with andhras, and vice versa, its status quo, and telangana state issue doesn't araise and get resolved. No negotiations with andhras, no telangana state. Thats what chidambaram says.

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  164. When CM of AP , T.Anjaih was humiliated by Rajiv Gandhi , why did entire telugu people took offence ? According to you guys ,Andhra people should have laughed at the humiliation of a CM from Telangana region. Instead all people of AP felt anger and went with NTR. NTR used this humiliation of a Telugu person to gain power using 'self respect of telugu people' slogan
    If what you said is true then it may Simply because Anjaiah was a telugu person. So as a telugu person why would you like to hinder the rightful demand of your fellow telugu downtrodden people who want to improve their involvement in poltiics and administration?
    (Do not ever imagine that entire AP has taken it seriously. Not until NTR emerged as a contender with his huge popularity as actor and capitalized this issue no one from congress even dared to confront indira or Rajiv on this.
    Well I think the whole thing was political as you can see it was nothing but general congressman's attitude.

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  165. Lets say Telangana state is formed with Hyd as its capital . After 10 years, ppl of hyd feel they are being bullied by ppl from other districts of Telangana ,so they want a separate state for Hyd. So then do Telangana people stay silent because it is between Hyd and center ? shouldnt center negotiate with both parties Telangana and Hyd ?
    Perfect strawman argument.
    Why don't you look at the present issue instead making some farfetched prophecy.
    Are you losing out on the present argument?

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  166. @ Ravindra:

    Lets say Telangana state is formed with Hyd as its capital . After 10 years, ppl of hyd feel they are being bullied by ppl from other districts of Telangana ,so they want a separate state for Hyd. So then do Telangana people stay silent because it is between Hyd and center ? shouldnt center negotiate with both parties Telangana and Hyd ?


    In such a Scenario, if the people of Hyderabad, AFTER 50 yrs of formation of Telangana, feel that they have been marginalized with no opportunities for growth, if they can establish that their education and job opportunities are dismal compared to the rest of Telangana, and if they can establish that their farmers are dying in thousands every yr (2500 suicides per yr is the current record for Telangana)..... then, Mr. Ravindra babu.... All the T-supporters on this blog will be the first to support the cause of a 'Separate Hyderabad'.... and not just that, we will ask the Central govt. to expedite the process.

    Till then.... till such a day occurs.... kindly stop blabbering. It is ok to express fears... but, your 'fears' seem like nightmares of a 12yr old kid.

    Lets talk after about 5 decades reg. the people of Hyderabad and their marginalization.

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  167. @Ravindra

    About the HYD saparate state from Telangana state after 10years because HYD is not happy with Telangana. .....


    It is been discussed before, we will definitely let them go, this would not happen because we try our best to not to neglect any single area in Telangana, your case would happen only if HYD is neglected in allocating the resources like funds etc. Atlease we should learn that lesson about why we got separated from Andhra(where Andhra didn't learn there lession why they got separated from Madras)

    Read the Pakistan history and why Bangladesh got separated from them.

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  168. For now hyderabadis need not worry about their future, as odds are in favor of united AP and telangana is put on hold.

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  169. @163, Ravindra:

    Lets say Telangana state is formed with Hyd as its capital . After 10 years, ppl of hyd feel they are being bullied by ppl from other districts of Telangana ,so they want a separate state for Hyd. So then do Telangana people stay silent because it is between Hyd and center ? shouldnt center negotiate with both parties Telangana and Hyd ?

    If people of Hyderabad are being bullied by people of other districts, then Hyderabad has to make a case, like what Telangana did during 1950s and 1960s. Agreements can be made and accords can be signed by both parties to protect the interests of people of Hyderabad.

    And if, people of Telangana break those promises and continue to bully people of Hyderabadis clearly demonstrating the attitude of 'not ready to adhere to any promise', then the center should take a decision to isolate Hyderabad from Telangana so that people of Hyderabad are protected.

    Talking to people of Telangana to decide the fate of people of Hyderabad is utterly foolish.

    Clearly, the founding fathers who wrote Indian Constitution anticipated such situations and hence gave powers to the Parliament to decide on carving up of states without having to consult state assemblies.

    What Chidambaram did as a nice gesture to let State Assembly decide the future of Telangana will turn out to be a major faux pas! In 1960s, when Gujarat and Maharashtra had problems over status of Bombay (now Mumbai), the Supreme Court clearly ruled that the Center will decide the fate of new states and that state assemblies have no jurisdiction over it.

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  170. Anonymous
    Center and chidambaram has already given up on telangana issue. They pushed the ball into the court of political parties in AP to resolve this issue among themselves amicably.

    That is why the fiht is going on?
    We do not want to discuss woth andhra anymore. Why should telangana megotiate when andhra have shown their inept attitude towards telangana and its necessities. After acknowledging that telangana was marginalized and discriminated dod any of you guys ever said or promised a true solidarity?
    Instead you come up with hyderabad and its development.

    If Chindamabaram did not make such a statement, then what was the need to continue telangana agitation?
    It is because telagnana people do not want to negotiate terms with the bullies and impostors they are continuing the agitation.
    Union govt. only for a while was able to side away with the issue by giving such a statement. In no time things will boomerang until they come up with justice.

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  171. @ 170 ,Sujai :

    You are saying that there is no need to talk to other regions in the state , but the constitution has mandated the centre to talk to the entire country not just other regions in the state ,to create a new state.

    What is the meaning of a resolution in Parliament ? It means the approval of representatives of entire country , meaning all the people of India.

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  172. @sujai:

    ///
    In 1960s, when Gujarat and Maharashtra had problems over status of Bombay (now Mumbai), the Supreme Court clearly ruled that the Center will decide the fate of new states and that state assemblies have no jurisdiction over it.////

    Gujarat and Maharastra issue is based on linguistic basis. That is a totally different case from ours.

    In our case, center is not willing to take a unilateral decision at any cost. All stakeholders consultations are a must. First negotiations, then only comes the next steps. Negotiations are with andhras, and there will be heated debates and lot of data on the table.

    State formation on blog is easy and much different from ground reality.

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  173. For now hyderabadis need not worry about their future, as odds are in favor of united AP and telangana is put on hold
    Or the andhra people?
    Do not try to bring in hyderabadi's here.
    As i said you guys are cunning

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  174. We hyderabadi's are pround of being in telangana.

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  175. sravan:

    correction: andhra-hyderabadis

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  176. old city can be given to Telangana.

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  177. hitech city should be given to andhras, as it was developed by andhra-CBN

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  178. I would suggest to my brothers from coastal andhra and rayalaseema ( and their supporters in Hyderabad) to stop "Samaikya Andhra" movement and start
    "We want Hyderabad" movement.

    The whole samaikya andhra movement looks ridiculous. They don't like or want Telangana and yet want Samaikya Andhra without the consent of Telangana people. It is like I want to be with you but I don't like you.

    I think "We want Hyderabad" movement makes perfect sense. If you think Hyderabad is surrounded by the ignorant Telanganites, cut Hyderabad and move it into Ocean.

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  179. Vinay I agree with you on this.

    All andhra leaders must come up with a strategy to protect intrests of Andhra people.

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  180. Hyderabadi walo jago Telangana walo bago.

    Your language

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  181. @Ravindra

    You are right, parliament means the whole country, that's the reason we are saying no talks with Andhra but just put the bill in Parliament. If majority of India didn't like this then we have no choice but to stay with you.

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  182. @173, Anonymous:

    Gujarat and Maharastra issue is based on linguistic basis. That is a totally different case from ours.

    I was not referring to the ‘basis’ on which the states are formed. I was referring to the carving of the states. Period. Our constitution does not talk about the ‘basis’. It only talks about the carving up of states without referring to the ‘basis’. The center can come up with any basis for carving the states and the Indian Constitution does not change with change in ‘basis’. Please don’t bring in your interpretations.

    Here is the Article 3 of Indian Constitution:

    Article 3: Formation of new States and alteration of areas, boundaries or names of existing States

    Parliament may by law:

    1. Form a new State by separation of territory from any State or by uniting two or more States or parts of States or by uniting any territory to a part of any State
    2. Increase the area of any State
    3. Diminish the area of any State
    4. Alter the boundaries of any State
    5. Alter the name of any State”

    In our case, center is not willing to take a unilateral decision at any cost.

    That’s presumption. Read the text above once again. Does it contain even one mention of ‘state assembly’? Center HAS to take the decision this time around. It has no choice.

    All stakeholders consultations are a must.

    Read the Article 3 once again. Does it contain even one mention of ‘consultations’? Also, go back to read history on how states were formed in India. See how many times ‘consultations’ appear in those histories.

    Negotiations are with andhras, and there will be heated debates and lot of data on the table.

    ;-)

    Sorry to burst your bubble. Center doesn’t have to hold any negotiations with Andhras to create Telangana. There is no provision that binds the center to do that. Passing the resolutions in state assembly has become more of a formality in the recent past without any constitutional directive.

    On 9 Dec 2009, P Chidambaram actually believed that all parties of Andhra Pradesh clearly supported a separate Telangana because he had received letters from all of them stating the same. Therefore, he thought that there would be no problem in pushing it to State Assembly. That’s why he made that statement.

    Now the center has to take the onus of taking decision on its own. And that will not involve Andhras. Telanganas will force the Center to take a decision in the parliament. Andhras already fear this – that’s why they are trying to buy up MPs in the Parliament!

    State formation on blog is easy and much different from ground reality.

    Really? So what kind of efforts it to took Uttarakhand, Chattisgarh and Jharkhand?

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  183. Anonymous,

    Let the andhra leaders in Andhra region protect the interests of the Andhra people who live in Andhra region.

    I consider all people of Telangana
    region (no matter what language or dialect or accent they speak) to be a Telanganite.

    How fair is it to say that CBN-andhra developed Hi-tech city so should be given to andhras. Even though I care no less about losing it. Then whole railway system in India is developed by Britishers. Can you give that back.

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  184. Anonymous,

    Hyderabad is Telangana. Don't forget.

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  186. @Anonymous January 16, 2010 2:00 AM

    " hitech city should be given to andhras, as it was developed by andhra-CBN "

    HATAVIDIIIIIIIIII

    On a side note here is an interesting work on CBN that i came across recently on how he borrowed lumpsump money from World Bank for expediting reforms.

    http://www.allacademic.com/meta/p_mla_apa_research_citation/1/5/2/7/3/p152730_index.html

    Excerpts:

    " Naidu had borrowed nearly $ 2 billion dollars from the World Bank and the Department for International Development, accounting for nearly one third of all assistance to India (Sen and Frankel 2005, 21) "

    Refer to page 9 for the above statement.

    Also on page 21 make sure to read the authors conclusion on what CBN's strategy and ultimate goal was

    $2Billion ???? OH MY GHOSH...where did all that money go ?

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  187. Vinay

    We will not let go Hyderabad so easily. unless we get gurantees for our lifes,businesses,SELF-RESPECT.

    We cannot allow Telangana people bully US in Hyderabad.

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  188. Sorry, link doesnt seem to work.
    Here is the correct one
    http://bit.ly/937qtu

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  189. @186, Sravan:

    Sravan:

    I continue to believe that we have to intensify the agitation. More and more people have to come into the fold. It is for each of us to educate more Telanganas on a daily basis. I see the transformation around me here in Telangana. People who were initially skeptical of separate state have become strong supporters of Telangana. The awareness is extremely high in interior regions of Telangana. Every day there is a procession in the towns of Telangana. People are taking pride that they are going to get a new state, speak their own language without being ashamed, etc. There are many reasons for that pride. There are many people who are working towards it, and they don’t happen to be the politicians.

    Also, the prevailing mood in India has changed. We are no longer averse to carving up new states. Back in 1970s there was a very strong opposition to creating new states – it was equated to break up of the country. Now, there are many advocates of small states.

    I do see some hurdles though. \Andhras will not give up without putting the fight. They are already trying to win MPs around India. They have lots of cash to buy many MPs.

    If the bill is table in the Parliament, and if Sonia Gandhi asks their MPs to vote for it (which she will if they table it), Congress + BJP is good enough it make it through. Mayawati will support. West Bengal and Maharashtra may not support (because they fear of Vidarbha and Gorkhaland).

    The problem is if the Congress at the center makes U-turn. Then there’s no hope. I still have faith in Manmohan Singh and P Chidambaram. They don’t sound very obstinate. Their 9th Dec statement only proves that they are not averse to new states. That’s a good sign.

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  190. Anonymous,

    Define US ( madrasi, punjabi, gujarati, andhra, seema etc).
    Hyderabad will not go anywhere. It will stay where it is no matter what happens. If Telangana I (if you don't identify with them ) people bullied you would not have stayed in Hyderabad for so long.

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  191. Sujai,
    I am sure if a Parliament resolution is passed there would not be any problem for separation unless andhra MP's are really able to buy all the MP's off.
    (I am sure no body can spend that amount of money on our politicians?)
    And many states and their regional parties before DEC 9 have supported telangana.
    Congress may not turn around on this issue because it will affect its popularity in all regions( Which it certainly does not want to loose).
    Andhra people's best chance is to fight at the local level now and that is why they are lobbying against telangana movement.
    Don't you think it is clear that who is gaining from status quo, given the vertical division on opinion on this issue? And all the bigwigs in Parliament also understand the scenario. Everyone knows that telangana is grossly marginalized. Just that they are buying time off to see if the agitations wane or wax.
    They certainly do not want to loose their credibility if separation ensues nor they are willing to take responsibility of breaking up the state. To say exactly they are all trying to play safe. Especially the congress party.

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  192. Sravan,


    I am sure no body can spend that amount of money on our politicians?


    YS Jagan, Lagadapati, Satyam, etc made close to 100,000 crores in the last few years.

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  193. @192, Sravan:

    I am sure if a Parliament resolution is passed there would not be any problem for separation unless andhra MP's are really able to buy all the MP's off.
    (I am sure no body can spend that amount of money on our politicians?)


    The rumor is that NCP has been already bought purportedly for 200 Crores. I am not sure what that means. I don’t know the exact math, but Andhra politicians would know what they are up to. Otherwise, why would they start the maneuvers if it is not going to work out?

    They certainly do not want to loose their credibility if separation ensues nor they are willing to take responsibility of breaking up the state. To say exactly they are all trying to play safe. Especially the congress party.

    It is all about politics. Why take a decision now if it is not going to help them in the next elections. Will UPA get Telangana if they give Telangana? If they get Telangana, will they not lose Andhra-Rayalaseema? Is it really worth winning Telangana while losing Andhra-Rayalaseema? Can they win both? If not, does it not make sense to stick with bigger Andhra-Rayalaseema and let go of smaller Telangana?

    The package they will announce will depend on the answers to the above questions. The decisions will not depend on their credibility or doing something good for Telanganas.

    At the center, I think the question of Telangana is no longer if but when. The timing is important. The package is important. Is there a way to strike both birds with one stone? If so, what will that strategy be?

    In my opinion, they will announce Telangana, but not give specifics on dates. Start the process, and allow it to take few years so that it comes closer to next elections. Being vague will keep all parties anticipating. But the problem is will Telanganas accept vagueness? That’s what this waiting is all for – to see if the agitation will go out of control or not. If it can be contained, then why not contain it for some more time? Using KCR and other leaders, they will do their best to keep the agitation going out of control. That’s how they are thinking.

    It’s sad really. Because this only suggests that Telangana will get concrete results only if they create a scene making it ugly for everyone. I am not sure if the current version of Indian parliamentary democracy is allowing us to solve our problems the right way. We should introduce few more checks and balances to get the just and timely decisions instead of getting vacillating and vague decisions only to take care of next elections.

    Let’s see how things go. It is the dance of democracy, they say ;-) And we all part of it without our volition.

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  194. @150 Sujai,

    " There is nothing to settle about Hyderabad. The city belongs to Telangana, the way Vizag belongs to Andhras. The only thing Indian government has to do is pacify Andhras with a package. How they do that is of no concern to Telanganas. We will not even discuss that. It’s up to you and the Central Government. "

    I think that’s the very basis for samkya andhra moment. Its a negotiating ploy with Center..

    History is recorded as Events and to understand those events you need to know the processes that caused them..

    Dec 9 stmt of P.Chidambram is such an Event that has breathed in the Hope of Separate state for Telangana. (Your own posts being example ...)

    From Telangana perspective Dec 9 is being viewed as the fruition of the struggle from 1969 onwards for separate state because of perceived & felt injustices..

    But for Kosta & Rayalasema Dec 9 is being felt as overreaction of Center for TRS(KCR) tamashas..

    Now without bridging the gulf between these perspectives its real hard to get to an understanding either for separation or staying united..


    And the process you have followed for bridging this is blaming Andhras(some: as u put it),am not sure if this will work or convince many..


    In trying to understand the grudge against Andhras for Telanganites one can find the source to be Telanagana intellectuals Prof.JayShankar & Reader S.Simhadri writings which actually point to specific casts and groups from Konasema( Krishna,West Godavari,East Godavari, Part Guntur Districts).

    So before you generalize all into one category you need to ask, how people from Rayalasem or Uttar Andhra benefited from Telangana and also need to reason why they are supporting the moment..


    I think your generalizations are loosing more sympathizers than gaining supporters...

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  195. @195,
    I think your generalizations are loosing more sympathizers than gaining supporters...

    Frankly I really do not get flustered if I lost sympathizers and will not rejoice if I gain supporters.

    Having said that, I do understand that sweeping generalizations that I am making in this Telangana-Andhra tussle is fraught with many grays and it is not exactly black and white. But without making those generalizations we will never get anywhere. If I go and divide entire Andhra into many pieces, as perpetrators of discrimination, the active sympathizers of discrimination, the passive bystander, the ignorant, the innocent, the aggrieved Andhra, the discriminated Andhra, and so on, I may end up writing a good thesis which nobody wants to read (including me).

    When writing about Germans and Russians during WWII, we treat them as monolithic blocks for most of the narration, till we get into the nitty gritty details of who supported the Nazism and who didn’t, or who suffered in Soviet Russia while who oppressed.

    Right now, my interest is only with two regions called Andhras and Telanganas, and I treat them as two groups – knowing very well that there are millions of Andhras who have neither participated nor contributed towards discrimination of Telanganas. The fact they are now residing in Andhra region, identity themselves as Andhras, and form a group identity, is good enough to be put into one bucket. That does not mean I am going to talk to an individual Andhra and say, ‘Hey you discriminated’. That’s not the point here.

    As a group Telanganas suffered at the hands of Andhras as a group.

    Hope that makes sense.

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  196. Anonymous,
    In trying to understand the grudge against Andhras for Telanganites one can find the source to be Telanagana intellectuals Prof.JayShankar & Reader S.Simhadri writings which actually point to specific casts and groups from Konasema( Krishna,West Godavari,East Godavari, Part Guntur Districts).

    So before you generalize all into one category you need to ask, how people from Rayalasem or Uttar Andhra benefited from Telangana and also need to reason why they are supporting the moment..


    I think your generalizations are loosing more sympathizers than gaining supporters...

    I think you made an argument trying to connect the irrelevant.

    well the cause of telangana is fair and straight. But I do not find any reason for you supporting samaikhyandra. I do not understand how this will help telangana when it dod not help its people for the last 50 years.
    Well if Rayalseema and uttarandhra people want to stay united I would not question them neither would I force them to join us or separate from andhra.
    But it is illogical for you and the same regions to ask telagnana to stay united even when its people are against it?
    Does it ring any bells?
    Now you have to explain to me why Uttarandhra and Rayalseema want to stay united?
    Not the other way.

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  197. I don't think centre's decision on Dec 9 is not specifically because of KCR's hunger strike. It is because of the situation that is unfolding in the Telangana region and the movement that was flaring up. Wide consensus that was evident in the state among all political parties regarding the issue of Telangana played a major part in the centre's decision. If the people didn't support Telangana they would have cared less if KCR is dead or alive.

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  198. In trying to understand the grudge against Andhras for Telanganites one can find the source to be Telanagana intellectuals Prof.JayShankar & Reader S.Simhadri writings which actually point to specific casts and groups from Konasema( Krishna,West Godavari,East Godavari, Part Guntur Districts).

    Well I don't think your arguments would beat out their well researched and cited articles/ papers that are already published.
    The question is how you are going to disprove their articles and assertions.
    You guys cannot win over it that is the reason you stuck to cliches and slogans like "United We stand" or
    "Kalisi unte kaladu sukaham"
    Look how shallow your arguments are?
    When whole telangana people were shouting hard that GO 610 was not implemented and river waters were unfairly ditributed then none of your andhra leaders came up with information that goes against it.
    You simply relied on ageold cliches.
    Whatever is the truth the reality is that telangana do not think the union is in best interest of them.
    So you guys better backoff and stay happily with your own samaikhyandra and leave telangana out for its people.

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  199. @196 Sujai

    " The fact they are now residing in Andhra region, identity themselves as Andhras, and form a group identity, is good enough to be put into one bucket."

    Good luck with this thought process...

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