Telangana Korukune Vallu....

[hobbit]

1953 Appudu anukunnaru....gatha samvathsaraluga jaruguthondhi..
The [url="https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/India_States_Reorganisation_Commission_Report_Telangana_Andhra"]States Reorganisation Commission[/url] (SRC) was not in favour of an immediate merger of Telugu speaking [url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telangana"]Telangana[/url] region of [url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyderabad_state"]Hyderabad state[/url] with [url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andhra_state"]Andhra state[/url], despite their common language. Para 378 of the SRC report said "One of the principal causes of opposition of Vishalandhra also seems to be the apprehension felt by the educationally backward people of Telangana that they may be swamped and exploited by the more advanced people of the coastal areas."

Andhra state and Telangana were merged to form Andhra Pradesh state on 1 November 1956 after providing safeguards to Telangana in the form of [url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gentlemen%27s_agreement_of_Andhra_Pradesh_%281956%29"]Gentlemen's agreement[/url]. There is ongoing [url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telangana_movement"]movement[/url] in Telangana region to invalidate the merger.

source: wiki

JAI TELANGANA

[narsayya]

[quote name='KeyserSoze' timestamp='1371062051' post='1303850298']

AP ante only vizag and hyd ena ....most of the revenue is collected from non-metroes only..metro cities have only headquaters.....so its nt between hyd and vizag....its much bigger than you think
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Are you saying smaller cities in Telangana generate bigger revenue than Andhra regions?

Or you are suddenly you are changing the topic.

I'm only saying that coastal cities have natural advantages over inland cities.

Take for example, Chennai. Inspite of everybody wanting to go to Bangalore, it still has nowhere close to the gdp generated by the chennai metro area.

Why, because Chennai has 1 govt port, 2 private ports within 50 kms of it. and naturally all bangalore traffic has to go through chennai, so it makes more sense to have factories in chennai, and only warehouses in bangalore.

Hyderabad will also have more warehouses than factories in the future.

[KeyserSoze]

[quote name='Akkumm_Bakkumm' timestamp='1371062257' post='1303850308']
Nitho argue cheyyaledu disco cheyyaledu...emi teliyakunda argue chesthe half knowledge Anna oka ardam.
My whole point is around TRS and its game. They were never on the people side. They were behind wealth and power wearing a TRS mask. Why should they make provocative comments and provok ze people to end their life.?? TG isthe better but atleast they should have tried to develop the region all these years.
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then change the thread title to why people supporting TRS.....not telangana......
one point buddy...Telangana poratam ante only TRS ani chaalamandi ankuntaru (this is what half knowledge is).....TRS ni media hype chestadi......but lot of other people also struggling for telangana...even congs MPs are fighting for telanagana.....1969 telanaga movement started in 1969 long before TRS....so asking for telangana is apt...i think still you dont need reasons for that

[KeyserSoze]

[quote name='narsayya' timestamp='1371062628' post='1303850330']

[b]Are you saying smaller cities in Telangana generate bigger revenue than Andhra regions?[/b]

Or you are suddenly you are changing the topic.

I'm only saying that coastal cities have natural advantages over inland cities.

Take for example, Chennai. Inspite of everybody wanting to go to Bangalore, it still has nowhere close to the gdp generated by the chennai metro area.

Why, because Chennai has 1 govt port, 2 private ports within 50 kms of it. and naturally all bangalore traffic has to go through chennai, so it makes more sense to have factories in chennai, and only warehouses in bangalore.

Hyderabad will also have more warehouses than factories in the future.
[/quote]
[b]I am positive on that buddy[/b]

[nrikittu]

[KeyserSoze]

[quote name='narsayya' timestamp='1371062628' post='1303850330']

Are you saying smaller cities in Telangana generate bigger revenue than Andhra regions?

Or you are suddenly you are changing the topic.

I'm only saying that coastal cities have natural advantages over inland cities.

Take for example, Chennai. Inspite of everybody wanting to go to Bangalore, it still has nowhere close to the gdp generated by the chennai metro area.

Why, because Chennai has 1 govt port, 2 private ports within 50 kms of it. and naturally all bangalore traffic has to go through chennai, so it makes more sense to have factories in chennai, and only warehouses in bangalore.

Hyderabad will also have more warehouses than factories in the future.
[/quote]

For your kind information ..HYD now has warehouses only ..most of the manufacturing units are in interior regions of state...

[hobbit]

Never play with sentiments...Any kind of fox logics wont work in front of sentiment.

----jai telangana

[Tdp2014]

[quote name='HannibaL' timestamp='1371061455' post='1303850267']


**** pagulundi pichi poooku nayalaa.. ninnu emannadra ippudu... chootiyaaa... nuvvu nee kula gajji naayaa
[/quote]
Ninnu yevadu em annaru ani vaginnavu ra .. Same. Nenu chesa ....

Ne lanti chekka gallani chala mandhini chusa poyyi aa jailer gadi sulli chikku

[narsayya]

[quote name='KeyserSoze' timestamp='1371062803' post='1303850344']
[b]I am positive on that buddy[/b]
[/quote]

perhaps its true. Once port infra (which is horrible at the moment in Andhra) improves, things will change.

That is what happens around the world.

Most of the best cities in the world are port cities.

[narsayya]

[quote name='KeyserSoze' timestamp='1371062938' post='1303850356']

For your kind information ..HYD now has warehouses only ..most of the manufacturing units are in interior regions of state...
[/quote]

And they'll move close to the port as time goes.

Most of the minerals/raw materials have to imported. India is terribly short or has low quality of minerals.

[BMW]

sepearate telangana raakunda KCR tokkesthunnadu vayya...ventane TG udhyamam chese vallu andharu gattiga pooradandi vayya eliminate KCR immediately ...appudu ee discussion undadu...sepearte state vasthundi taravata evadki resources unnayyi evariki levu annadi telipothundi...

[tom bhayya]

[quote name='KeyserSoze' timestamp='1371062803' post='1303850344']
[b]I am positive on that buddy[/b]
[/quote]
http://www.ap.gov.in/Other%20Docs/STATE%20ECONOMY.pdf

[narsayya]

[quote name='BMW' timestamp='1371063364' post='1303850377']
sepearate telangana raakunda KCR tokkesthunnadu vayya...ventane TG udhyamam chese vallu andharu gattiga pooradandi vayya eliminate KCR immediately ...appudu ee discussion undadu...sepearte state vasthundi taravata evadki resources unnayyi evariki levu annadi telipothundi...
[/quote]

ee resources gola enti ra babu.

resources don't matter. leni vaadu konukkuntaadu, to produce something which has more value.

resources have the least value in the whole supply chain.

[Tdp2014]

Calling hannibal jailer gadi sulli chikku ra ne jaffa talent pake ids thu ne bhathuku sachipora ne lanti vaduu unna oklate poyyina oklate like people dieing for cinema tickets and cell phones

[KeyserSoze]

[quote name='narsayya' timestamp='1371063306' post='1303850373']

And they'll move close to the port as time goes.

Most of the minerals/raw materials have to imported. India is terribly short or has low quality of minerals.
[/quote]
how can you move a manufacturing unit to some place just bcoz its near to coastal area....nalgonda belt is full of limestone..and there are nearly 50 cement factories (large MNCs) which produce cement there....cement manufacturing is done where limestone is found so they cannot move cement factories near coastal area.....same applies to power plants.....they need coal and water...since telangana region has third aboundand coal in india..most of power plants are here ...u cannot move NTPC to costal area....