South Lo Bharat Ratna Evariki Isthe Correct Ani Mee Udhesham..plz Vote

[chilakottudu]

NTR extended un-qualified support
(cleared an MP seat and did not
field a TDP candidate) to Congress
leader and former Chief Minister of
Andhra Pradesh P. V. Narasimha
Rao resulting in the latter winning
from the state and entering
Parliament for the first time in his
long career with a record majority.
While the Congress wanted
Narasimha Rao to be a powerless
un-elected (Rajya Sabha member)
yes-man of the Nehru-Gandhi
family, NTR actively made sure
Narasimha Rao had independent
power. rofl .... kijikiki.... growvup kid :)

he has gajji man he barks like a mad dog leave him alone

[worstandhra]

may be u r illetrate I donot know about that

Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao
(popularly known as NTR) was a
civil services officer-turned- Telugu
film actor-turned-politician who
served as the Chief Minister of
Andhra Pradesh for three terms. He
was the first non- Congress Chief
Minister of Andhra Pradesh,
representing the Telugu Desam
Party (TDP) founded by him in 1982.
His first term lasted 11/2 years
from January 1983 to August 1984.
He was ousted in a coup in August
1984, but returned to power a month
later, which marked the beginning of
his second term. He remained Chief
Minister for the next five years,
completing his full 5-year term as
Chief Minister. In 1989, his party
lost in the assembly elections, and
it was not until 1994 that he would
become Chief Minister again. His
third and last term as Chief Minister
only lasted nine months, from
December 1994 to September 1995,
following which he was ousted in a
coup led by his son-in-law Nara
Chandrababu Naidu.
The political priorities of NTR
during all his three terms as Chief
Minister were widely debated, with
the right-wing parties accusing him
of economic populism,the left-wing
parties accusing him of diverting
resources for government employee
benefits and his supporters arguing
that they were worthwhile
investments into infrastructure,
human resource development and
social net programs.
Achievements
1. After getting elected in 1983 his
first legislation was the passing of
Andhra Pradesh upa lok pal (civil
society OMBUDSMAN) bill inspired
by Scandinavian laws. The A.P.
Lokayukta Act 11 of 1983 came into
force with effect on November 1,
1983 [1] The law allows any citizen
to start an investigation of any
person in power (including chief
minister himself) with the help of
Judiciary, lawyers, community
leaders and independent
investigators.
2. 2 (3.2¢ US)/kg rice for
agricultural labourers with less than
500 (US$8.10) income per month
(forty cents per day). [2]
3. Successfully modifying the
Hindu-Succession-Act to give equal
default property inheritance rights
for women. [2]
4. Divestment of non-performing
state industry to private sector such
as Allwyn Motors to Mahindra &
Mahindra.[3]
5. Strong states with a stronger
center economic model initiated by
NTR approved by the country. [2]
6. Passed Prohibition Legislation
and dissolved government
manufacture of cheap alcohol aimed
at the mass market segment. [4]
7. Pay cheques of category 3 or
lower employees can be cashed
only with a spousal signature, thus
creating an explicit legal right for
women in their spouse's earnings.
(To avoid gambling and drinking
away the check before the wife
sees any money.) [5]
8. Complete computerization of
TDP's organisation structure and
building an organisational structure
village by village to form a stable
second party. He built a stable
coalition of non-Congress parties at
the state to give a clear two-party
choice for the Telugu voter. [6]
9. Overhauled the entire state's
education syllabus for schools. He
instituted statewide entrance
examinations for all disciplines of
higher education vis-à-vis
Engineering and Medicine to name a
few called EAMCET (Engineering
and Medical Common Entrance
Test). Students, based on the merit
of their ranks obtained in these
tests, could join any state college of
their choice. [7]
10. Andra Pradesh Residential
Education Institutions Society
founded in 1972 with two institutes
was revamped under NTR's
government in 1988 with the
passing of "G.O.Ms.No.363,
Education (SSE.I) Department". The
institutions were founded to provide
exemplary Rural and Socially
disadvantaged youth with good
primary education. NTR reforms to
this institution expanded the number
of facilities to 220, made them
directly administered by Minister of
Education, with a 22 member board
to guide the institution. [8] The
institution especially APRJC
( Andhra Pradesh Residential Junior
Colleges) flourished and ended up
sending five times more students to
elite institutions such as IITs and
BITS, making Andhra the only state
that produces so many elite experts
with Rural and Disadvantaged
backgrounds. [9]
11. NTR created a new commando
force for the state and was very
successful in combating naxalism
both ideologically and militarily.
Communal rioting in Hyderabad had
been put to rest for good during his
term. [10]
12. NTR put an end to annual
communal rioting in Hyderabad
during Ganesh Nimmajan. [11]
13. Visakhapatnam steel plant,
which had been struggling since its
foundation went online during his
term, in no small part, due to his
active lobbying with the central
government.
14. He recruited worldwide
medical talent and improved higher
end medical capabilities of the
capital city and founded a medical
university in Vijayawada.
15. He reformed the administration
of Tirupati and converted it into a
modern tourist attraction.
(Computerised registration and
transparent board to run financial
system.)
16. He did away with the feudal
munusobu and karanam system to
empower elected leaders of the
local government. He introduced
entrance exams for Vedic subjects
and opened up priest positions in
temples to non-Brahmins.
17. He built the largest bus station
in Asia at the time in Hyderabad, the
Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station
(MGBS) and commissioned the
largest Buddha statue in the world
at the time in Hyderabad to highlight
the Buddhist heritage and history of
Andhra Pradesh.
18. He adorned the Tank Bund road
in Hyderabad with the statues of
great Telugu personalities creating
a sense of heritage and pride among
Telugu people.
19. He guaranteed one light bulb
per household to give educational
opportunities to the lowest
economic class of rural Andhra
Pradesh. [12]
20. He reformed water distribution
system from major reservoirs in the
state by giving farmer organizations
(raitu sangam) a say in planning.
21. He started a low-income
housing project and built 500,000
houses in five years to replace
thatched houses. The program
continued for nine more years under
his successor Chandrababu Naidu
and added another 1 million homes.
The program continues to this day
under the incumbent Kiran Kumar
Reddy government. [13]
22. NTR abolished the legislative
council calling it an un-productive
expense to the exchequer, an un-
elected un-representative body
used to distribute political favors to
out-of-work politicians. [14]
23. NTR introduced a mid-day-
meal program for primary school
children from families earning less
than Rs. 500/month. [15]
24. NTR initiated the largest
investment into irrigation systems
in Andhra Pradesh since
independence with the Telugu
Ganga Project designed to turn
Rayalaseema fertile and green and
provide drinking water to Chennai .
[16] The Indian spiritual guru Sri
Sathya Sai Baba supported and
provided assistance to this project.
[17]
25. NTR reduced the retirement
age for government employees to 55
from 58. He used the National
Security Act (NSA) to successfully
crack down on the general strike
called by government employee
unions demanding bringing state
government employees to central
government employee pay levels.
He used NGO (Non-Gazetted
Officers) core to conduct exams on
time across the state when state
government teachers union called
for a strike and threatened to ruin an
entire academic year for the
students. He furloughed the entire
work force of Housing Construction
Corporation a state government
organization will fully pay till
retirement claiming they did
absolutely no work and that closing
that organization would save money
even if the state gave the
employees free salaries. He
claimed the secretariat employees
got in the way of doing people's
business and moved his office to a
private ashram outside the city. [18]
26. He successfully audited and
brought the actual implementation of
local body reservations program
(for women, scheduled castes and
scheduled tribes) compliant with the
law. Even though the law was
passed 15 years before he came to
office, it was never fully
implemented. He successfully
passed 55% reservations for
backward castes in professional
educational institutes but was
rebuked by the High Court and was
forced to withdraw the legislation.
[18]
27. NTR successfully repealed the
Andhra Safe Road Transport Act that
nationalized private bus services
saying he wanted to encourage
small business allowing for private
buses to compete with government
road transport. He changed the
mandate of government
transportation to provide road
service for under-served markets
(villages). Every village got road
service during his tenure. He was
however unable to deliver on his
promise to relax the 1976 Urban
Land Ceiling Act and 1975
Agricultural Land Ceiling Act. He
argued that the land ceiling act
interfered with small local
entrepreneurs but was providing
case by case exemptions to the
politically connected and multi-
national-corporations.
28. NTR founded a national
political coalition of non-Congress
parties called The National Front in
1989 and was elected its founding
president. The National Front came
to power at the centre the same
year. His brain child of a highly
federal party formed by a coalition
of all the locally popular secular
regional parties was successful and
signalled the end of single-party
domination at the centre.
29. NTR offered subsidized
electricity to peasants (farmers
earning less than Rs 12000/yr) at
Rs50/year for all the power used by
a single pump set. [19]
30. Introduced subsidized clothing
scheme for women with household
incomes less than Rs500/month
and procured the needed clothing
from APCO (Andhra Pradesh Co-
Operative society for traditional
weavers). [20]
31. NTR founded the Sri Padmavati
Mahila Visvavidyalayam in Tirupati
with the charter of expanding
primary education for women in the
state. [21]
32. NTR initiated the construction
and upgradation of airports in
Tirupati, Vishakapatanam,
Vijayawada and Warangal. He
initiated the investment study for
three ports in Nellore ,
Machilipatnam and Kakinada . He
funded the construction of a rural
road network, the total miles of road
laid (22,000 miles) is more than half
of all the state roads in existence
till date.[22]
33. NTR's upgradation of the road
network and air connectivity to
Tirupati and his key role in the
National Front Government helped
him push the funding of Radar
Research Center in Tirupati with the
mandate to provide outer
atmospheric forecasting to
significantly accelerate the weather
forecasting capabilities of Andhra.
Its three objectives were supporting
Sriharikota into accelarating the
launching of education satellites for
rural education, enhancing water
resource planning capability to
reduce wastage of river water while
providing reliable agricultural water
supply and enhancing rural primary
education with long distance
learning programs using edusat and
televisions is primary schools
across rural Andhra. [23]
34. NFCL (National Fertilizer
corporation of India) and GFCL
(Godavari Fertilizer Corporation Of
India), were initiated and very
rapidly went online during is first
and second terms of NTR
respectively. K. V. K. Raju made
repeated references to NTR's
support in creating a non-
bureaucratic environment for the
development of NFCL. Andhra's use
of fertilizers went from being 71% of
Indian National Average per hectare
to 191% of Indian Average (which
was also growing) during Mr. Rao's
term. [24] This tripling of technology
use in the state's agriculture
resulted in over 30% agricultural
Productivity gains during his three
terms. Such agricultural
productivity gains were never
observed since independence
except during the period when
Nagarjuna Sagar was
commissioned. [25]
35. NTR earned a seat for the poor
in Andhra Pradesh at the centre via
well-thought out political decisions.
NTR extended un-qualified support
(cleared an MP seat and did not
field a TDP candidate) to Congress
leader P. V. Narasimha Rao
resulting in the latter winning from
the state for the first time in his
long career with a record majority.
While the Congress wanted Rao to
be a powerless un-elected ( Rajya
Sabha member) yes-man of the
Nehru-Gandhi family, NTR actively
made sure Rao had independent
power. This earned Telugu people
some influence even when
Congress was in power at the
centre. NTR formed an alliance with
MP 's from Tamil Nadu claiming that
his Telugu Ganga Project will give
Chennai water, making the Telugu
Ganga project an interstate
centrally funded project. His
personal rapport with Venkaiah
Naidu of the BJP also helped his
influence at the central level.
Hence, irrespective of who was in
power at the centre, NTR and TDP
were very influential in making sure
the poor in Andhra Pradesh had
representation during his tenure.
36. He was known for
distinguishing Andhra Pradesh from
its parent, the erstwhile Madras
state, and gave it a distinct identity.
Under his tenure, he shifted the
Telugu film industry from Chennai to
Hyderabad, giving it a distinct
identity from Tamil cinema and
benefiting Telugu film producers
and distributors and theater owners
in Andhra Pradesh. [26]
37. NTR followed in the foot steps
of Kasu Brahmananda Reddy (Who
passed GO 36 and resigned
voluntarily to make way for
P.V.Narasimha Rao - a Telanganite)
and passed G.O 610 (requiring an
audit and implementation of local
reservations for telenganites) in
December 1985 to be fully
implemented by March 1986. [27] He
further fought a case against GO
610 in the high court and won!! the
right for the chief minister to
implement G.0 610. He followed up
the court ruling with GO 674
(requiring repatriation of non-local
government employees) to conform
to GO 610. His support for P.V
Narasimha Rao, as Prime Minister
by helping him win outside
Telengana as an MP were very
instrumental is furthering his United
Andhra Stand.
38. NTR abolished Patel-Patwari
system which was based on
inheritance that dominated
Telangana. o

 

 

Yemundhi andhulo...anni bokkale..

 

1. Kg 2 Rs rice scheme antha bokka and cheating. This is contradicted by TDP itself when YSR implemented it. So what do you say.

2. Property Rights for females Bill was introduced first by Indira Gandhi but let it to the discretion of the States, NTR who came just in utilized that opportunity.

3. Patwari System--sollu --- All the Doras got eliminated due to the sacrifices of First Generation Naxals not due to NTR.

 

Nuvvu cheppina aa Point No.35 -- story is different. By the time he became PM (because no one from Gandhi Family showed interest due to the death of Rajiv Gandhi), PV was not an MP. So he was required to hold at least one MP seat. Which he did in Nandyal. So NTR who was beating his balls to represent Telugu Atmagouravam helped him win it. Do you think its a sacrifice?

 

 

Nuvvu cheppina Agriculture story antha MS Swaminathan dhi.. adhi kooda NTR kaatha loke...cheeee thu..

 

 

Inka pothe migathaavi....Laloo ki kooda anthakanna yekkuva vuntaayi.

 

Laloo Prasad was invited by IIM-Ahmedabad to give a seminar on Indian Railways success.

[sompapidi]

he has gajji man he barks like a mad dog leave him alone

gajji vada... shit itha time waste. .. piccha lite candidate

[sompapidi]

Yemundhi andhulo...anni bokkale..

1. Kg 2 Rs rice scheme antha bokka and cheating. This is contradicted by TDP itself when YSR implemented it. So what do you say.
2. Property Rights for females Bill was introduced first by Indira Gandhi but let it to the discretion of the States, NTR who came just in utilized that opportunity.
3. Patwari System--sollu --- All the Doras got eliminated due to the sacrifices of First Generation Naxals not due to NTR.

Nuvvu cheppina aa Point No.35 -- story is different. By the time he became PM (because no one from Gandhi Family showed interest due to the death of Rajiv Gandhi), PV was not an MP. So he was required to hold at least one MP seat. Which he did in Nandyal. So NTR who was beating his balls to represent Telugu Atmagouravam helped him win it. Do you think its a sacrifice?


Nuvvu cheppina Agriculture story antha MS Swaminathan dhi.. adhi kooda NTR kaatha loke...cheeee thu..


Inka pothe migathaavi....Laloo ki kooda anthakanna yekkuva vuntaayi.

Laloo Prasad was invited by IIM-Ahmedabad to give a seminar on Indian Railways success.

no its not a sacrifice. ... ntr waste gadu.... Telugu prajalu anta ntr ni ani sarla cm chesi waste chesaru.. happy na tambi ippudu ... :) :)

[chilakottudu]

Yemundhi andhulo...anni bokkale..

 

1. Kg 2 Rs rice scheme antha bokka and cheating. This is contradicted by TDP itself when YSR implemented it. So what do you say.

2. Property Rights for females Bill was introduced first by Indira Gandhi but let it to the discretion of the States, NTR who came just in utilized that opportunity.

3. Patwari System--sollu --- All the Doras got eliminated due to the sacrifices of First Generation Naxals not due to NTR.

 

Nuvvu cheppina aa Point No.35 -- story is different. By the time he became PM (because no one from Gandhi Family showed interest due to the death of Rajiv Gandhi), PV was not an MP. So he was required to hold at least one MP seat. Which he did in Nandyal. So NTR who was beating his balls to represent Telugu Atmagouravam helped him win it. Do you think its a sacrifice?

 

 

Nuvvu cheppina Agriculture story antha MS Swaminathan dhi.. adhi kooda NTR kaatha loke...cheeee thu..

 

 

Inka pothe migathaavi....Laloo ki kooda anthakanna yekkuva vuntaayi.

 

Laloo Prasad was invited by IIM-Ahmedabad to give a seminar on Indian Railways success.

1. He introduced kg 2 rs rice when the it was 5rs per kg 

3. He has guts to implement it rather keeping mum

2.There weren't many naxal attacks on patels and patwaris before 1980-1990 

if you have so much hatred on one particular caste say it openly rather spilling mud on NTR

[chilakottudu]

no its not a sacrifice. ... ntr waste gadu.... Telugu prajalu anta ntr ni ani sarla cm chesi waste chesaru.. happy na tambi ippudu ... :) :)

Bhayya vadoka lambe gadu a peru lone teliyatla vijaya kesari mogudu ani 

[HECTOR08]

Repatiki 2nd option triple digit touch avudhi .. One more self goal by cheekey

[citizenofIND]

lol.1q

[citizenofIND]

1. He introduced kg 2 rs rice when the it was 5rs per kg
3. He has guts to implement it rather keeping mum
2.There weren't many naxal attacks on patels and patwaris before 1980-1990
if you have so much hatred on one particular caste say it openly rather spilling mud on NTR

Kasepu wait chei neethullu chepthadu uncle adho oka thread lo .. Em cheyakunda ne janam gelichinara aa range majority tho lol.1q

[sompapidi]

Bhayya vadoka lambe gadu a peru lone teliyatla vijaya kesari mogudu ani

ippuda chusa mama worst Andhra anta.... thu em kojja kodukulu ee lambdi gala asalu.... chass :( :(

[ChandraSekharCherukuri]

okay .. NT gurinchi bad gaa nenu kooda vinaanu .. but no comments .. might be another hype machine of the 80s

like your kula daivam Annaya family antav 

[sigsegv]

like your kula daivam Annaya family antav 

yes man all film stars are hype machines ..

[ChandraSekharCherukuri]

Worst Andhra ani pakka state meda padi widow crying badulu, Gold/Bangaru TG ani pettukunte inka baguntadi 

lol earri puk gallu andaru vachi AP meda eadche valle 

[ChandraSekharCherukuri]

yes man all film stars are hype machines ..

|But Annaya family is exception, 

prajale (Abhimanule) devullu , samajame (Sonia langa ) devalayam what a concept. 

 

[sigsegv]

|But Annaya family is exception, 

prajale (Abhimanule) devullu , samajame (Sonia langa ) devalayam what a concept. 

 

em exception .. anniyya time ki hype telisipoyindhi ,, so thussu mandhi ..