Telangana

కోదండరాం, KCR లకు ఏమి కావాలి?

తాజా వార్త. హాస్పిటల్ లో scanning చేస్తే బయటబడ్డ KCR , కోదండ రామ్ బుర్రలలోని కొన్ని భావాలు. రాష్ర విభజనకు సంబంధించి ఇది వారి fantasy!: Dec 2010 లో Sri Krishna Commission ఇవ్వ వలసిన తీర్పు: ఇందుమూలముగా అందరికీ తెలియజేయునది ఏమనగా, పరస్పర స్పర్దలతో పంపకాలు చేయమని వచ్చిన తెలుగు జాతి అన్నదమ్ములకు అక్షర సంపదను ఈ  క్రింది విధముగా పంచబడినది. – మొదటిగా భారతం. నన్నయ తెలంగాణా లో పుట్టకున్నా, అతను […]



Numbers do not Support Separatists’ Wild Claims

I would like to present more statistics on the state of Nizam Telangana, Coastal Andhra, and Rayalaseema regions. The data does not include education and irrigation as I’ve already published this data on my web-site at http://www.myteluguroots.com/tables.html. I am not going to provide detailed commentary on the data, as the tables are self-explanatory in nature. […]




Once a Legend, Now a Failed CM

Konijeti Rosaiah. He is the senior most congress leader and is considered a legend within the party. Known for his vast political experience, non-controversial nature and quick wit, his handling of the opposition parties during the assembly sessions was amazing. He has introduced budget 15 times in the state assembly when working in the capacity […]


“Who are We as Telugu People?” Nalamotu Chakravarthy (1 of 3)

February 9th, 2010 marks the third anniversary of Mohana Muralee GaanaLahari. Who are we as Telugu people? What are our origins? What are ups and downs in our history? Where did we come from and where have we been? For a while I wanted to cover I wanted to do a show on this topic. […]



Another Separatist Myth Shattered – Govt. Spending on Primary Education

For the education statistics I’ve published for the three regions of Coastal Andhra, Rayalaseema, and Nizam Telangana, many have claimed that the numbers are misleading. The chief claim is that the numbers include public and private education. The separatists have argued that Nizam Telangana was discriminated when it came to government expenditure on public schooling. […]


MMGL 2010-01-15 Discussing Telangana with the Right Tone 2 of 2

I hope you got a chance to listen to my conversation with Vijay in part 1 of this podcast episode. In this part, you can hear the conversation Sri Ravindra Reddy and I had on the topic of development in the coastal vis-a-vis the development in the Telangana regions of Andhra Pradesh. [As some people […]


MMGL 2010-01-15 Discussing Telangana with the Right Tone 1 of 2

During this conversation, I told the caller, Vijay garu that the formation of AP was prior to the Gentleman’s agreement. This is factually incorrect and I had to retract that assertion in an editorial insert. The reality of conducting a live show is that mistakes do happen for a variety of reasons. Regardless, I sincerely regret misstating the chronology of events surrounding one of the fundamental issues of dispute surrounding the demand for a separate Telangana state.


Welcome, Chakravarthy Garu

We both believe that the facts, historical or contemporary, do not support the argument for division among Telugu people. This Telangana separatist movement is fueled more by hate-mongering by vested interest groups than it has any factual basis. When when some facts are valid, they are either accidental, or twisted – but definitely not due to evil-design by the people of one region. FYI, Chakravarthy hails from Nagonda disrtict and I hail from the neighboring Guntur district.


Prof. Kodandaram’s Heinous Distortions

Professor Kodandaram is the Convener of the Joint Action Committee that is spearheading the current separatist movement. In his article titled “Telangana Marginalised” he claims that in Nizam’s Hyderabad state, the Telangana region was doing well in agriculture and industrial development. He further claims that the growth was disrupted after Telugus united in the form […]



Chakravarthy Garu Responds to Comments (Restored)

Thank you to all of you who took the time to respond to my note. This is a difficult and emotional issue for all Telugu people and the passion is quite understandable. I obviously cannot answer every comment that is posted, but I will try to clarify my position on some of the specific questions that were raised.