andhrawantstdp Posted March 1, 2024 Report Posted March 1, 2024 12 hours ago, Vaaaampire said: Hyd’s growth is organic. evado okkadi valla ayindi kaadhu. Aa okkalu em peekutharo kooda choosam. 12 hours ago, Vaaaampire said: Fun fact: cyberabad shankusthapana chesindi kooda congi govt. ee madhya revantham kooda confirm chesadu. Film industry ni move chesindi kooda congi govt ey. ilanti lafoot comedy chesinandukena peekesindi job nundi??? maarara babu 1 Quote
CanadianMalodu Posted March 1, 2024 Report Posted March 1, 2024 1 hour ago, RSUCHOU said: The employment numbers I mentioned are both direct & indirect employment. The Telangana industries department has the list of all auxiliary institutions in their website. Government portals like the one below have the list as well in case you want to search. https://www.indiascienceandtechnology.gov.in/sites/all/themes/vigyan/images/state/TELANGANA.pdf Direct employment is not a true measure of the impact. Direct and indirect employment is how you always measure the impact. The population of the state and the city also grew exponentially post globalization. You have to take into consideration the growth in population, earning and spending potential, inflation when you talk about real estate price growth. And, real estate price is never a true indicator for the impact, imo. Gentrification is a direct consequence of globalization which opened the private sector, IT/ITES or otherwise. The pharma growth story of Hyderabad is often overlooked. But, as I pointed out, the roots for all these lie in the central government institutes and eco system because of them. IT companies started in both the states around the same time. May be a couple of years apart at the maximum. The first IT companies in Hyderabad were already functioning by the early 1980's. You can refer to Intergraph and the others. So, saying Bangalore had a headstart is not entirely true You haven't shared the source yet, except citing go search the govt. websites arbitrarily, which means you either don't know or can't cite sources. Direct employment numbers matter. Their numbers drive the consumption sector. Well paid jobs propel real estate and high rise construction activity directly. Indirectly their spending power drives retail sector. Globalization is all about FDI inflow. If you agree with globalization, then you're contradicting your original post about all the government wholly owned companies somehow making Hyderabad a metropolis. Well I work in pharmaceuticals and have worked in India, while I agree with the export revenue coming in from Pharma, the pay of bulk of the workforce is marginal at best unlike IT. It pays middle management, top and directors a lot better but the numbers of them will be not that great even with all generic and Multinationals put together. 1 Quote
andhrawantstdp Posted March 1, 2024 Report Posted March 1, 2024 Just now, CanadianMalodu said: You haven't shared the source yet, except citing go search the govt. websites arbitrarily, which means you either don't know or can't cite sources. Direct employment numbers matter. Their numbers drive the consumption sector. Well paid jobs propel real estate and high rise construction activity directly. Indirectly their spending power drives retail sector. Globalization is all about FDI inflow. If you agree with globalization, then you're contradicting your original post about all the government wholly owned companies somehow making Hyderabad a metropolis. Well I work in pharmaceuticals and have worked in India, while I agree with the export revenue coming in from Pharma, the pay of bulk of the workforce is marginal at best unlike IT. It pays middle management, top and directors a lot better but the numbers of them will be not that great even with all generic and Multinationals put together. vadoka casette lk gaadu edusthene untadu dhed sanja lite teesuko Quote
Vaaaampire Posted March 1, 2024 Report Posted March 1, 2024 29 minutes ago, andhrawantstdp said: ilanti lafoot comedy chesinandukena peekesindi job nundi??? maarara babu Nannu peekesina package icharu. Malli jobs kooda vachayi. Tdp ki udigam cheyyadam valla neeku emaina ichara lekha compulsion tho free gaa chesthunnava? Quote
Telugodura456 Posted March 1, 2024 Report Posted March 1, 2024 2 hours ago, RSUCHOU said: indirect employment meaning chaduvuko po first nuvvu. nee kula sangham inkekaddaina pettuko ra paccha baccha. babori bajana chesuko poyyi. Facts ante neeku unna aversion DB lo andariki telusu. pakkaku poyi adukora poola chokka Yea 10 laks pattalisindhi indirect employment. I grew up in Hyd and i know what is what. Ekkadalo oollalo perigi - CBN daari choopisthe IT jobs chesukuntu - yedhava caste driven sollu. Quote
Telugodura456 Posted March 1, 2024 Report Posted March 1, 2024 55 minutes ago, CanadianMalodu said: You haven't shared the source yet, except citing go search the govt. websites arbitrarily, which means you either don't know or can't cite sources. Direct employment numbers matter. Their numbers drive the consumption sector. Well paid jobs propel real estate and high rise construction activity directly. Indirectly their spending power drives retail sector. Globalization is all about FDI inflow. If you agree with globalization, then you're contradicting your original post about all the government wholly owned companies somehow making Hyderabad a metropolis. Well I work in pharmaceuticals and have worked in India, while I agree with the export revenue coming in from Pharma, the pay of bulk of the workforce is marginal at best unlike IT. It pays middle management, top and directors a lot better but the numbers of them will be not that great even with all generic and Multinationals put together. Pharma growth is also primarily driven by entrepreneurs from andhra like Anji reddy etc. Their entrepreneurship coincided with rise of tdp. There are stories of feudal scum from tg or rayalaseema who took laks of loans from APIIDC in name of pharma plant and never paid back - no pharma company as well. Quote
CanadianMalodu Posted March 1, 2024 Report Posted March 1, 2024 10 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said: Pharma growth is also primarily driven by entrepreneurs from andhra like Anji reddy etc. Their entrepreneurship coincided with rise of tdp. There are stories of feudal scum from tg or rayalaseema who took laks of loans from APIIDC in name of pharma plant and never paid back - no pharma company as well. Anji Reddi was actively incentivized and encouraged by NTR. That's the past though. Quote
Konebhar6 Posted March 1, 2024 Report Posted March 1, 2024 My dad worked for one of the Defense companies mentioned here. Hyd was like any other city. The reason hyd has more defense companies is because of its location. Very interior. Difficult for enemies to strike that far. It make a decent livelihood for our family and provided decent amenities and good education. Very definition of middleclass. Hyd growth exploded only after IT esp after 2000. Quote
vincent Posted March 2, 2024 Author Report Posted March 2, 2024 The software technology park at madhapur was started by N Janardhan Reddy government . The software exports in 2003 were only 3000 crore . By the time there was only microsoft , cyber gateway and cyber towers only . TCS and wipro gachibowli , infosys pocharam and raheja mindspace all started during cong regime . By 2014 , it exports rose to 57000 crore . Airport , orr , pvnr expressway , iit were all done by 2009 , whether you think otherwise or not . Quote
vincent Posted March 2, 2024 Author Report Posted March 2, 2024 Also ,bhel has a revenue of 27000 crore yearly , hal 26000 crore revenue and bel 9000 crores . Bdl and ecil above 2000 crore revenue each . It is clear that psu had major role in Hyderabad growth . Entire pharma growth in region is due to idpl . Quote
CanadianMalodu Posted March 2, 2024 Report Posted March 2, 2024 2 minutes ago, vincent said: The software technology park at madhapur was started by N Janardhan Reddy government . The software exports in 2003 were only 3000 crore . So tell your stories somewhere else . TCS and wipro gachibowli , infosys pocharam and raheja mindspace all started during cong regime . By 2014 , it exports rose to 57000 crore . Airport , orr , pvnr expressway , iit were all done by 2009 , whether you think otherwise or not . Have you ever heard of force multiplier? Had it not been for Baboru, this wouldn't have gone this way. You only seen to be hell bent on not giving credit to Baboru where he deserves it. Quote
anna_gari_maata Posted March 2, 2024 Report Posted March 2, 2024 22 hours ago, Android_Halwa said: Hyderabad development started with a power point presentation to bill gates. Rest is history… That's a joke...but that's the truth may be Quote
vincent Posted March 2, 2024 Author Report Posted March 2, 2024 Hyderabad development started in 1960s and 70 s , with the establishment of bhel , ordnance factory , hal , bdl , midhani , idpl , hmt , hindustan cables etc . The revenue generated by the firms is in billions of dollars . They are the major contributors of growth , even yadadri and kaleshwaram depend on bhel during construction . Thanks to kbr government , for enabling Hyd growth a generation before IT was a phenomena . Quote
andhrawantstdp Posted March 2, 2024 Report Posted March 2, 2024 9 hours ago, Vaaaampire said: Nannu peekesina package icharu. Malli jobs kooda vachayi. Tdp ki udigam cheyyadam valla neeku emaina ichara lekha compulsion tho free gaa chesthunnava? Package ichara lol 😂 ade mari mind 10gitge em matladutunavo kuda ardam avutale maadi federal office Anna ikkada Chala companies untayi almost 50 daaka coffee ki bayataki poyina Chala mandi untaru on roads like homeless etc. vallaki appudappu help chestu untam antha matrana ne lekkana help pondina vallu wow I got good help today anukuntara? Or it was a good blessing today ani gratitude tho untara? kanesam ingitam leni manishi lekka tayaravutunnav gajji tho Quote
CanadianMalodu Posted March 2, 2024 Report Posted March 2, 2024 1 hour ago, vincent said: Hyderabad development started in 1960s and 70 s , with the establishment of bhel , ordnance factory , hal , bdl , midhani , idpl , hmt , hindustan cables etc . The revenue generated by the firms is in billions of dollars . They are the major contributors of growth , even yadadri and kaleshwaram depend on bhel during construction . Thanks to kbr government , for enabling Hyd growth a generation before IT was a phenomena . Cite numbers and cite sources. Or else your argument will falter. Quote
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