tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post6603080106141131065..comments2024-03-27T13:09:26.512+05:30Comments on E=mc^2: SKC Report: Intellectual DishonestySujaihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16539694685428659940noreply@blogger.comBlogger164125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-7674460416716216042013-10-18T19:25:36.384+05:302013-10-18T19:25:36.384+05:30Dear aGoodForNothingIndian (nice name):
2. Everyo...Dear aGoodForNothingIndian (nice name):<br /><br /><i>2. Everyone else except the Telangana proponents are all dim-witted idiots</i><br /><br />We don’t believe that. In fact, most political parties in India have endorsed the separation of Telangana. I think the only dim-witted idiots are those who are crying hoarse for keeping the state united, though the current opinion across all political circles is to bifurcate Andhra Pradesh. <br /><br /><i>3. Telangana people who migrated to US or other country for jobs are not parasites, but all non-Telanganite Indians living in Hyderabad are parasites, insects and worms</i><br /><br />We don’t believe that either. But yes, all those non-Telanganite Seemandhras who have illegally taken up the jobs that should have actually gone to Telangana people are considered illegal. Whether you want to call all illegal job-holders parasites, insects and worms is up to each you. But this blog doesn’t encourage such characterization, and therefore has never used those words to describe those illegal job-holders. <br /><br /><i>4. Telangana with a city like Hyderabad generating 50,000 Crores of revenue p.a. is the most backward region of the entire country.</i><br /><br />We believe that there was lopsided development in Telangana, where Seemandhra politicians were only keen on developing Hyderabad because it suited their interests, while they kept rest of Telangana backward – which is attested by Union Government which categorized almost all nine districts of Telangana as backward. <br /><br /><i>Having said that, can any <b>super-intellectual</b> Telanganite answer these below questions for me:</i><br /><br />It doesn’t take a ‘super-intellectual’ Telanganite to answer them. Any ordinary Telanganite has these answers. <br /><br /><i>1. How are these agitations contributing to Telangana or AP's development, is Telangana getting better or worse over an entire decade of self-destruction movements?</i><br /><br />These agitations are going to emancipate Telangana from the colonial rule of Seemandhras – it is akin to Indian Independence Movement which tried to throw the rule of British. The nearly thirty-year struggle for Indian Independence is not described as ‘self-destruction movement’. In the same way, the Civil Rights Movement in United States is not described as ‘self-destruction movement’. Similarly, the current Telangana Movement of nearly thirteen years will be described as the movement for liberating nearly 35 million people from the clutches of colonial rule. <br /><br />Telangana is going to be better off, the way India was better off after British rule ended in India, and the way Blacks were better off after they got their equal rights in United States<br /><br /><i>2. Say a state is really formed. What happens after that?</i><br /><br />Wait and watch ;-) [That would be the appropriate answer].<br /><br />To start with we will utilize the water that rightfully belongs to Telangana instead of losing it illegally to Seemandhra. That itself will bring in a sea change in Telangana people’s lives. The list is long – but I don’t think I need to share it with you – what’s your interest? <br /><br /><i>a) Are you going to send away non-Telanganites out of Hyderabad?</i><br /><br />No.<br /><br /><i>b) Can private businesses be stopped coming to Telangana?</i><br /><br />No. <br /> <br /><br /><i>You cannot make such protectionist-laws specific to a region.</i><br /><br />We have no intention of making ‘protectionist-laws’. <br /><br />Your questions make it clear that you do not understand why we fight for separate Telangana. <br /><br /><i>c) Public employment in lower cadres, where majority of jobs are there, is already categorized into zonal system, where any violations that are there are not more than 15000 employees.</i><br /><br />Why should there be violations in the first place? Why weren’t the remedies acted upon?<br /><br /><i>Solving such problems doesnt' require bifurcation. 15000 jobs out of crores of population is too small a problem to ruin ourselves like this by agitations.</i><br /><br />We didn’t fight for jobs alone. What about water?<br />Sujaihttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16539694685428659940noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-35155898031159922002013-10-18T18:09:19.861+05:302013-10-18T18:09:19.861+05:30Let us all agree for now that:
1. SKC is intellect...Let us all agree for now that:<br />1. SKC is intellectually dis-honest and they are all morons.<br />2. Everyone else except the Telangana proponents are all dim-witted idiots<br />3. Telangana people who migrated to US or other country for jobs are not parasites, but all non-Telanganite Indians living in Hyderabad are parasites, insects and worms<br />4. Telangana with a city like Hyderabad generating 50,000 Crores of revenue p.a. is the most backward region of the entire country<br /><br /><br />Having said that, can any super-intellectual Telanganite answer these below questions for me:<br />1. How are these agitations contributing to Telangana or AP's development, is Telangana getting better or worse over an entire decade of self-destruction movements?<br />2. Say a state is really formed. What happens after that? <br /><br />a) Are you going to send away non-Telanganites out of Hyderabad? Can such laws be made by the political parties fighting for the state creation? Isn't that against the constitutionally guaranteed basic rights of a citizen, which says any Indian can live, work, do a business anywhere in India? You still have to live with them. You can never get rid of them, that is a hopeless wish.. whether sensible or not. <br />b) Can private businesses be stopped coming to Telangana? Will you stop Google and Microsoft from setting up their offices in Hyderabad, calling it as cultural pollution? Will you force Bill-gates to dance for Bathukamma ceremony if he comes to Hyderabad?<br />Who are you going to stop from coming in and through what means? You cannot make such protectionist-laws specific to a region. <br />c) Public employment in lower cadres, where majority of jobs are there, is already categorized into zonal system, where any violations that are there are not more than 15000 employees. Solving such problems doesnt' require bifurcation. 15000 jobs out of crores of population is too small a problem to ruin ourselves like this by agitations.<br />d) Most of the education sector is privatized now. So what are you going to achieve there? <br /><br />Any seats in existing govt. colleges, employment cadres, revenues of Hyderabad will be shared as a part of the state-bifurcation bill at least for 10-15 years, by which time there will be an alternate for Hyderabad in Seemandhra. (dont foolishly assume that you can have it all for yourselves starting the day1 of bifurcation. Thats what these politicians will make you believe, but thats really insensible, wont happen. Bill will create a balance w.r.t employement and revenue sharing)<br />The same effort of creating an alternate economic, educational & employment centre in seemandhra can be formed without bifurcation also, and you can get rid of half of the people through softer means, than ruining everything for everyone through non-stop political agitations. <br /><br />The only guaranteed immediate thing that will happen after bifurcation is that some politicians who were cabinet/other ministers will now contend for Chief-Minister posts. And then they will fight between each-other on the basis of caste, religion and even using their money power to take the hot-seat of CM post. Seemandhra will get into another fight about where its capital should be. Guntur or Kurnool. This side political dogs will also fight for dominance. <br />Nothing good will happen to any telugu common-man after bifurcation, on any of the two sides. This is a purely politician favoring 'cause' (if you can dare to call it a 'cause')<br /><br />All that is happening is just a political game because our leaders cannot settle upon who gets to become the CM amicably between themselves. And we're all burning ourselves for it. <br />Just think for once, what is a common-man or a poor-man of Telangana going to acheive?<br /><br />I leave it to your judgement to assess who are the morons here; if there is even a little bit of 'intellect' there. <br />aGoodForNothingIndiannoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-26984001814868250422013-10-18T14:47:26.740+05:302013-10-18T14:47:26.740+05:30Just one point:
"To untrained readers which ...Just one point:<br /><br />"To untrained readers which happen to be 99.9999% of the readers in India"<br /><br />You say Intellectual dishonesty? This is intellectual arrogance.<br /><br />Now you decide if you wish to be the pot or the kettleSivaram Kadiyamnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-74488243588828820362011-02-04T15:23:21.385+05:302011-02-04T15:23:21.385+05:30Hi sujai,
I appreciate your efforts about Telangan...Hi sujai,<br />I appreciate your efforts about Telangana cause. <br />I've gone through some of the comments here, and am pretty sure many morons, wanna be intellectuals are in here. if they are bothering you with their non-sense, please direct them to: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_185638071454400&ap=1<br />I ll try and dust their minds.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-41787492708493462932011-01-23T12:46:12.147+05:302011-01-23T12:46:12.147+05:30"SKC report is a classic case of ankella gara..."SKC report is a classic case of ankella garadi ...<br />I am surprised by the percentages used to measure development. Even a kid understands a small improvement from low numbers would obviously show good percentage growths .."<br /><br />Yes a small kid would understand but not a T fanantic. SKC gave absolute figures along with percentage growth. Go and read the report before talking nonsenseName lessnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-58408308492830190502011-01-23T12:31:28.799+05:302011-01-23T12:31:28.799+05:30SKC report is a classic case of ankella garadi ......SKC report is a classic case of ankella garadi ...<br />I am surprised by the percentages used to measure development. Even a kid understands a small improvement from low numbers would obviously show good percentage growths ..shekharnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-71845056372225463622011-01-19T23:26:43.283+05:302011-01-19T23:26:43.283+05:30Got the below content from my freind
SRIKRISHNA C...Got the below content from my freind<br /><br />SRIKRISHNA COMMITTEE <br /><br />IGNORES <br /><br />TELENGANA LANDLESS LABOURERS<br /><br />By<br /><br />Gautam Pingle<br /><br />637 words<br /><br />The Srikrishna Committee while speaking about the poorest of the poorer - the landless agricultural laborers - in Telangana - says the following:<br /><br />On the other hand, the Telangana region is experiencing a considerable erosion of relative income amongst the relatively poorer sections, although the richest seem to have gained during the reference period. (p.107)<br /><br />This analysis provides credence to the fact that the most of the deprived communities in Telangana are facing hardship. (p.108)<br /><br />Such deepening inequity in Telangana can not only sustain the separatist agitation but it can also carry it further and increase its intensity. (p.119)<br /><br />But, what is revealing is the fact that considerably larger proportions have reported themselves as agricultural labourers in Telangana which has increased from 38% to 47%, and in Rayalaseema this share has increased from 24% to 39%. In coastal Andhra region, the share of agricultural labour has increased only by about one percent. (p.101)<br /><br />While the farmers in all regions have shown stable income or income which has hardly changed; the real income of the agricultural wage labour has declined considerably in Telangana, whereas it has increased considerably in coastal Andhra region (See Figure 2.39). (p.108)<br /><br />However, while it refers one to charts etc, it does not deal in the text with the real figures – instead it hides them in the Appendix Volume. Here they are:<br /><br />In Volume 2, Appendix Table 2-1 on page 121 , SKC the rural population in Telengana is 18.2 lakhs, in Rayalaseema 9 .0 lakhs and in Coastal Andhra 21.4 lakhs. Actually the figures are wrong- SKC missed decimal place! They are 182 lakhs for Telangana, 90 lakhs for Rayalaseema and 214 lakhs for Coastal Andhra- small mistake!!! Thus 47% of the rural population being agricultural laborers in Telengana means that nearly 85.5 lakhs are in this category. SKC admits that the “real income of the agricultural wage labour has declined considerably in Telangana” and refers us to another chart. <br /><br />This Chart when closely examined indicates that in the decade between 1993-94 and 2004-05 this group of Telangana people (nearly 90 lakhs persons) has seen a DECLINE of 35.9% in their income!!<br /><br />Over the same period, the 42.7 lakhs of the Rayalaseema group have suffered a real income decline of ONLY 6.7%. Wonder of wonders is that the same group in the Coastal Andhra over the same period – no figures are given by SKC for their numbers – but SKC says has ONLY increased by ONE percent and the real income of the whole group has INCREASED by a phenomenal 42.2%!!! <br /><br />So while real income (i.e., purchasing power) of Telengana’s worst placed economic group amounting to nearly ten million persons fell by 36% that of the same group over the same time in Coastal Andhra ROSE by 42%. Even trying to discount the deprivation in Telangana by comparing it with Rayalaseema (the SKC’s standard method) does not work as the decline in Rayalaseema is one-fifth of that in Telangana<br /><br />How does SKC explain it? They avoid it altogether and tell us stories of Telengana region GDP being great (Appendix 2.4 shows increases between 1993-94 and 2000-01 of 38%!), that the region is not backward (despite Government of India identifying 9 of the 10 Telangana districts for relied through the Backward Region Grants), irrigation increase is “whooping” (despite the fact that government irrigation acreage fell by 11 lakh acres) and crop productivity is as high or higher that in Andhra or Rayalaseema. Go tell all this to the ten million agricultural laborers whose real income fell by a third while their Andhra cousins saw an increase of 42%. No wonder their children are in revolt and their parents are solidly behind them and the cause for a Telangana state.<br /><br />Who did SKC talk to when they wandered around Telangana? Not, apparently to landless agricultural laborers.Warangalnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-45582284142441248362011-01-19T23:26:16.896+05:302011-01-19T23:26:16.896+05:30Got the below content from my freind
SRIKRISHNA C...Got the below content from my freind<br /><br />SRIKRISHNA COMMITTEE <br /><br />IGNORES <br /><br />TELENGANA LANDLESS LABOURERS<br /><br />By<br /><br />Gautam Pingle<br /><br />637 words<br /><br />The Srikrishna Committee while speaking about the poorest of the poorer - the landless agricultural laborers - in Telangana - says the following:<br /><br />On the other hand, the Telangana region is experiencing a considerable erosion of relative income amongst the relatively poorer sections, although the richest seem to have gained during the reference period. (p.107)<br /><br />This analysis provides credence to the fact that the most of the deprived communities in Telangana are facing hardship. (p.108)<br /><br />Such deepening inequity in Telangana can not only sustain the separatist agitation but it can also carry it further and increase its intensity. (p.119)<br /><br />But, what is revealing is the fact that considerably larger proportions have reported themselves as agricultural labourers in Telangana which has increased from 38% to 47%, and in Rayalaseema this share has increased from 24% to 39%. In coastal Andhra region, the share of agricultural labour has increased only by about one percent. (p.101)<br /><br />While the farmers in all regions have shown stable income or income which has hardly changed; the real income of the agricultural wage labour has declined considerably in Telangana, whereas it has increased considerably in coastal Andhra region (See Figure 2.39). (p.108)<br /><br />However, while it refers one to charts etc, it does not deal in the text with the real figures – instead it hides them in the Appendix Volume. Here they are:<br /><br />In Volume 2, Appendix Table 2-1 on page 121 , SKC the rural population in Telengana is 18.2 lakhs, in Rayalaseema 9 .0 lakhs and in Coastal Andhra 21.4 lakhs. Actually the figures are wrong- SKC missed decimal place! They are 182 lakhs for Telangana, 90 lakhs for Rayalaseema and 214 lakhs for Coastal Andhra- small mistake!!! Thus 47% of the rural population being agricultural laborers in Telengana means that nearly 85.5 lakhs are in this category. SKC admits that the “real income of the agricultural wage labour has declined considerably in Telangana” and refers us to another chart. <br /><br />This Chart when closely examined indicates that in the decade between 1993-94 and 2004-05 this group of Telangana people (nearly 90 lakhs persons) has seen a DECLINE of 35.9% in their income!!<br /><br />Over the same period, the 42.7 lakhs of the Rayalaseema group have suffered a real income decline of ONLY 6.7%. Wonder of wonders is that the same group in the Coastal Andhra over the same period – no figures are given by SKC for their numbers – but SKC says has ONLY increased by ONE percent and the real income of the whole group has INCREASED by a phenomenal 42.2%!!! <br /><br />So while real income (i.e., purchasing power) of Telengana’s worst placed economic group amounting to nearly ten million persons fell by 36% that of the same group over the same time in Coastal Andhra ROSE by 42%. Even trying to discount the deprivation in Telangana by comparing it with Rayalaseema (the SKC’s standard method) does not work as the decline in Rayalaseema is one-fifth of that in Telangana<br /><br />How does SKC explain it? They avoid it altogether and tell us stories of Telengana region GDP being great (Appendix 2.4 shows increases between 1993-94 and 2000-01 of 38%!), that the region is not backward (despite Government of India identifying 9 of the 10 Telangana districts for relied through the Backward Region Grants), irrigation increase is “whooping” (despite the fact that government irrigation acreage fell by 11 lakh acres) and crop productivity is as high or higher that in Andhra or Rayalaseema. Go tell all this to the ten million agricultural laborers whose real income fell by a third while their Andhra cousins saw an increase of 42%. No wonder their children are in revolt and their parents are solidly behind them and the cause for a Telangana state.<br /><br />Who did SKC talk to when they wandered around Telangana? Not, apparently to landless agricultural laborers.Warangalnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-63350846354110126482011-01-15T18:07:45.367+05:302011-01-15T18:07:45.367+05:30Krishna, Why do you see that as a loss for a commo...Krishna, Why do you see that as a loss for a common man? New cities & infrastructure has to be developed for efficient & effective administration & better service. The population has to be distributed instead of crowding in one city.<br /><br />It is high time, things got to change in India, to pick the pace & stand up in the world. During the formation of AP, the population was way less than half of what we have now. Most people now feel that they’ve been neglected, you hear this from every part of the state, it is due to poor governance, poor administration & lack of accountability from leaders & admin. <br /><br />Let us divide as states & be united as telugus.Nandunoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-87422652230921926142011-01-14T19:29:39.967+05:302011-01-14T19:29:39.967+05:30Dear Nandu,
U R in right direction. But there are...Dear Nandu,<br />U R in right direction. But there are problems as well as benefits with your proposals. No guarantee for employment opportunities since the existing strength has to be adjusted between the regions to be separated. And the net result is political employment due to duplication of portfolios, but not for unemployees since the recruitment depends upon area and population which is always constant even it is separated or not. But infrastructure in to-be- capital-city of seemandhra may improve for providing secretariat, highcourt and other office buildings. The net result is loss for common man, but gain for rich and politicians.Krishnanoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-64302688866316258652011-01-14T17:53:25.160+05:302011-01-14T17:53:25.160+05:30Naidu,
dividing state for better growth was never ...Naidu,<br />dividing state for better growth was never an issue. It could have happened easily if not for senseless comments of KCR and few other Congress leaders like Jeevan reddy. Nobody ever offered an approach for separation. Arrogant PC made an announcement w/o taking anybody into confidence.<br />Man this is my opinion only. Separatists or Samaikhyavaadis have nothing to do with it.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-54536862967064478222011-01-14T04:59:05.955+05:302011-01-14T04:59:05.955+05:30Krishna, We all can still be proud being a Telugu/...Krishna, We all can still be proud being a Telugu/Gulti and more as an Indian. If you feel that you won’t have access to Hyderabad, that’s completely absurd. It is always ours; you can always feel as your home. <br /><br />What I strongly recommend is let us separate & develop another planned capital city for AR. You demand more money from Telangana & central Govt to develop a modern city in India & make agreements on all the security & safety of AR people/business in Hyderabad & in Telangana. <br /><br />India deserves more than six cities for 1.2 Billion people. Think about it.. more jobs in new state administration, more projects, new infra structure& more money flow, which is all good for the total economy. <br /><br />FYI- I left my country before 10 years, I am talking about our mutual growth & common good for all telugus. Telugu people are living together fighting & Blaming & blocking each other’s development. <br /><br />See Gujarat, where it is now? They felt much unsecured when they got divided from Bombay Presidency, leaving Bombay to Maharashtra in 1960’s.nandunoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-29026151472541278412011-01-13T22:35:26.526+05:302011-01-13T22:35:26.526+05:30Dear Nandu,
Thanks to confirm at least T is not ...Dear Nandu, <br />Thanks to confirm at least T is not underdeveloped.<br />Report categorically given the numbers with percentage and periodical difference, comparing regionwise, with proven RBI data. I never mentioned H is exclusively developed by SA, its a collective effort. I really proud of our state, even if I have no single foot of property. Its an emotional mine-ness. SEZs are recent issues, and H is investment capital due to state's capital for 60 years and its industrial, tolly-wood, computer savvy. It is attributable to whole AP victory. I left my state 13 years ago staying in Delhi. And I proudly say that I'm APean, like Punjabi, Marathi, Bihari and Tamilian, Keralite.<br />Bye and again thanx for courteous writings.Krishnanoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-20397762804603282852011-01-13T20:33:05.577+05:302011-01-13T20:33:05.577+05:30@ Krishna,
It is not naidu, it is nandu. You must...@ Krishna, <br />It is not naidu, it is nandu. You must be crazy to ask the official report , you should sometimes use god given brains to think before asking !!<br />"whyt that much difference in per capita income from post andhra and preandhra" <br />That’s the growth story of India brother!! It’s not AP/Telangana alone; Development was in all over India, due to our policies & India opening up its market to the world<br />I ask you one simple question, what development have you (SA people) done for Hyderabad? <br />Please don't stack the list with Hi-Tech City, Airport & Flyovers/.You should remember, It was not built from the pockets of SA Chief ministers or SA people, it was built from the Hyderabad revenues /by giving up Telangana land on the name of SEZs, by compromising the development of Telangana Districts,by funds from Centre& Loans from World Bank.<br />And if you think your personal business & real estate & film studios has developed Hyderabad. I am sure you would agree, it wasn’t for any intentional favor to develop Hyderabad. It was to fulfill your personal/ business interests /dreams & make some money. (You have every right to go, live & start a business in India).You cannot claim the development of the whole city for the petty pennies you have spent for your personal gain. I will be waiting for the list of the development done by SA people exclusively done by compromising their personal interest.Nandunoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-33783233873302510672011-01-12T22:54:13.266+05:302011-01-12T22:54:13.266+05:30Mr. Naidu,
No body could have stopped you for 60 y...Mr. Naidu,<br />No body could have stopped you for 60 years if it is your land, and others are settlers. Stop poking others, live you life and let the others. If hyd is developed only with Telangana blood, where is that smell, where is that official report, how can you prove. No way you can, because its is not true. If that much resources are there with you, whyt that much difference in per capita income from post andhra and preandhra. Come and see the real life, dont make halucinating statements. No personal abuse please, dont lose tongue. It does not help even to satisfy your ego.Krishnanoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-63400046226246025192011-01-12T18:50:49.399+05:302011-01-12T18:50:49.399+05:30I am not sure why seemaandhra people are making su...I am not sure why seemaandhra people are making such a fuss on T issue. I am from Seema and I think that separation is good for both regions. Seemaandhra will get a new capital, land prices will rise spurring economic growth since capital is created freely. Likewise Telangana will grow, now being a smaller state and already having growth engines like Hyderabad and vast natural resources. <br /><br />Please guys put an end to this squabble.Krishna Reddynoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-35170732657967686802011-01-12T02:03:36.363+05:302011-01-12T02:03:36.363+05:30@Krishna,
Please stop your lecture about the welf...@Krishna, <br />Please stop your lecture about the welfare of the society & the world ! <br /><br />People often forget that..Hyderabad during Nizams & Hyderabad in present Andhra Pradesh was developed at the cost of Telangana people. It sucked blood, money, taxes and resources from telangana districts. This would be part of telangana. <br /><br />This clearly shows seemandhra's desperate intention to live on telangana people & its resources.<br /><br />Very Shameful!! Go & Live your lives, develop your own seemandhra instead of falling on neighboring states. Chee… Poo anna siggu raadu !!nandunoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-87993160308801387432011-01-11T02:42:40.768+05:302011-01-11T02:42:40.768+05:30http://www.myteluguroots.com/vindication/comment-p...http://www.myteluguroots.com/vindication/comment-page-2/#comment-3897Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-89628608700983602122011-01-10T20:02:15.644+05:302011-01-10T20:02:15.644+05:30Well buddies,
Every body is good, every body has h...Well buddies,<br />Every body is good, every body has his own point, and its not wrong also. But take the family subject, you shd not give benefit to individual, the Malik should see in totality. Let the aspirations of Telangana fulfilled, let the aspirations of Hyderabadis (UT) fulfilled and the same for Seemandhra. With uncontrolled aspirations of the individuals in the entire country being fulfilled by politicians, do you think that there is no problem at all and the universe sleeps peacefully. <br /><br />Think above what we are, not as koopasta mandookams, but rational analysis and the facts in total, serve the nation to benefit the individual. I suspect there may be different of 15 to 20% wrong data (in fact, may be actual data). Even then, one cannot prefer Telangana, and abuse Seemandhra. <br />Dont solve the statehood problems with aspirations of the region, but for the welfare of the society. Political agenda is not to benefit the individual, but for the society. Let the individual develops on his own based on the opportunities given by the society and help for the welfare of the society.Krishnanoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-79220594844574675952011-01-10T19:59:11.690+05:302011-01-10T19:59:11.690+05:30Well buddies,
Every body is good, every body has h...Well buddies,<br />Every body is good, every body has his own point, and its not wrong also. But take the family subject, you shd not give benefit to individual, the Malik should see in totality. Let the aspirations of Telangana fulfilled, let the aspirations of Hyderabadis (UT) fulfilled and the same for Seemandhra. With uncontrolled aspirations of the individuals in the entire country being fulfilled by politicians, do you think that there is no problem at all and the universe sleeps peacefully. <br /><br />Think above what we are, not as koopasta mandookams, but rational analysis and the facts in total, serve the nation to benefit the individual. I suspect there may be different of 15 to 20% wrong data (in fact, may be actual data). Even then, one cannot prefer Telangana, and abuse Seemandhra. <br />Dont solve the statehood problems with aspirations of the region, but for the welfare of the society. Political agenda is not to benefit the individual, but for the society. Let the individual develops on his own based on the opportunities given by the society and help for the welfare of the society.Krishnanoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-90589870409298605072011-01-10T19:19:45.152+05:302011-01-10T19:19:45.152+05:30Corruption has infiltrated in all walks of life, t...Corruption has infiltrated in all walks of life, telangana report is a result of intellectual and ideological corruptionAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-87618394285978614872011-01-10T18:57:29.457+05:302011-01-10T18:57:29.457+05:30I know lot of Seemandhra people are making useless...I know lot of Seemandhra people are making useless comments. But let me tell you straight, Telanga is going to happen for sure, i can't say certain time, but well before 2014 elections.<br /><br />what the sri krishna report says is<br /><br />option 1: maintain status quo<br /><br />option 6: Keeping state united simultaneously providing certain definite constitutional/statutory rights. <br /><br />what option 6 says is from last 54 years telangana was under unconstitutional rights. The seemandhra people should admit this.<br /><br /> I think Sri Krishna committee memebers were bitten by mad dog. I think telangana people needs to join sri krishna committee members in Erragadda Mental Hospital.<br /><br />Providing Certain definite constitutional/statutory rights to one region is unconstitutional. Constitutional rights are meant for entire india, not one single region.<br /><br /><br />The present UPA government needs 2/3 majority in parliament to produce certain/definite constitutional/statutory rights bill for telangana. The opposition political parties are going to condemn this. And the bill never wins in the parliament.<br /><br />So, the alternative is option 5, which needs normal majority in parliament.<br /><br />The merger of Hyderabad state and Andhra state happened before First SRC(state reorganisation Committee). So there is no problem to produce telanga bill in the parliament. <br /><br />UPA is not interested in giving telangana,there is no future for congress in Andhra pradesh.<br /><br />In the telangana TRS/BJP is going to clean sweep the Congress party. In the Seemandhra Region it is going to get tough fight between JAGAN/CBN. BY keeping this in mind, i think congress party is going to give telangana in 2013 after maintaing party status in both sides. I think soon AP will be under Presedential Rule to control the situation in telangana and Seemandhra.SRInoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-75133945618955220912011-01-10T14:46:10.816+05:302011-01-10T14:46:10.816+05:30Hi all,
telangana movement is really at its peak. ...Hi all,<br />telangana movement is really at its peak. True sacrifices have started. Take the case of Sujai.<br />Instead of making money on a working day, he is educating people about honetsy/dishonesty.<br /><br />How much you lose per day sujai?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-34153206344330902152011-01-10T13:45:50.505+05:302011-01-10T13:45:50.505+05:30Another such propaganda is the sms and opinion pol...Another such propaganda is the sms and opinion poll campaign....<br /><br />I recently got to know about one..<br /><br />http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fpoll.pollcode.com%2FCsdj%2520&h=42c3a<br /> <br />Intellectual Dishonesty at its best..Lavanyahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10510680315514604650noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-21825668.post-37357218836735935712011-01-10T13:29:31.191+05:302011-01-10T13:29:31.191+05:30sera:
But it is necessary and part of the process...sera:<br /><br /><i>But it is necessary and part of the process of Article 3.</i><br /><br />It is not a 'necessary' condition. <br /><br />Article 3 is pretty clear on this. It does not include any reference to State Assembly, and the discussions of the authors of the Constitution which are usually used to interpret a particular article in the Constitution clearly indicates the rationale for NOT including the state in the process. <br /><br />I am not able to find hands on one of the Supreme Court ruling which interpreted this during Gujarat-Maharashtra imbroglio. <br /><br />In the recent past, Central Government got into the practice of introducing the topic in State Assembly to get an opinion (or resolution if that is possible). It has been a practice which was over and above what is prescribed, but definitely NOT a necessary condition.Sujaihttps://www.blogger.com/profile/16539694685428659940noreply@blogger.com