Best anti-jihadi article comes from a pakistani.

[VizagRocks]

1 minute ago, Butterthief said:

Realism dictates abandoning the gun, and battling the opposition in the political arena. For, no occupier in the history of humankind has given up an inch of territory, just because it was the ‘right thing’ to do.

 

Ee point janalaki ekkite.. inka politicians ki Ittade... andhuke janalaku ekkanivvaru. Janalu as usual gorrella edho oka side teesukuni egaradam start chestaru.

superb ga raasadu kadha. I didn't know which ones to paste. entire dhi paste chesthe chadive koncham kooda chadavru ani vadilesa.

[LordOfMud]

8 minutes ago, Butterthief said:

Realism dictates abandoning the gun, and battling the opposition in the political arena. For, no occupier in the history of humankind has given up an inch of territory, just because it was the ‘right thing’ to do.

 

Ee point janalaki ekkite.. inka politicians ki Ittade... andhuke janalaku ekkanivvaru. Janalu as usual gorrella edho oka side teesukuni egaradam start chestaru.

 

 

 

[chinnarayudu]

చెప్పడము చాల తేలిక చెయ్యడమే చాలా కష్టం ....  చెప్పేవి శ్రీరంగ నీతులు ధురేవి దొమ్మరి గుడిసెలు............. 

[VizagRocks]

1 minute ago, chinnarayudu said:

చెప్పడము చాల తేలిక చెయ్యడమే చాలా కష్టం ....  చెప్పేవి శ్రీరంగ నీతులు ధురేవి దొమ్మరి గుడిసెలు............. 

oka saametha dorikithe chaalu. ekkada padithe akkada vaadeyatame.

[sattipandu]

8 minutes ago, Butterthief said:

Realism dictates abandoning the gun, and battling the opposition in the political arena. For, no occupier in the history of humankind has given up an inch of territory, just because it was the ‘right thing’ to do.

 

Ee point janalaki ekkite.. inka politicians ki Ittade... andhuke janalaku ekkanivvaru. Janalu as usual gorrella edho oka side teesukuni egaradam start chestaru.

 

 

VGP

also this i found to be a good one 

http://www.thenewsminute.com/article/understanding-azaadi-why-south-indians-need-care-more-about-kashmir-46433

[chinnarayudu]

1 minute ago, VizagRocks said:

oka saametha dorikithe chaalu. ekkada padithe akkada vaadeyatame.

muskukaraa poola chokka gif vesuko

[tom bhayya]

16 minutes ago, Butterthief said:

Realism dictates abandoning the gun, and battling the opposition in the political arena. For, no occupier in the history of humankind has given up an inch of territory, just because it was the ‘right thing’ to do.

 

Ee point janalaki ekkite.. inka politicians ki Ittade... andhuke janalaku ekkanivvaru. Janalu as usual gorrella edho oka side teesukuni egaradam start chestaru.

 

 

politicians kanna ee so called freedom fighters ki itthadey randi gun pattukomdi poradandi manaki jaruguthunna anyayam antey middle finger chupisthaaru janaalu

[RamanaReddy]

[VizagRocks]

3 minutes ago, sattipandu said:

VGP

also this i found to be a good one 

http://www.thenewsminute.com/article/understanding-azaadi-why-south-indians-need-care-more-about-kashmir-46433

DMK is consistent in their political philosophy. So is the ADMK.

[sattipandu]

2 minutes ago, VizagRocks said:

DMK is consistent in their political philosophy. So is the ADMK.

i for one agree with that article about us south indian's view of kashmir problem.

pls read thsi and let us know what u think http://www.thenewsminute.com/article/united-states-south-india-can-southern-collective-get-us-better-deal-delhi-46501

[SeemaLekka]

3 minutes ago, sattipandu said:

i for one agree with that article about us south indian's view of kashmir problem.

pls read thsi and let us know what u think http://www.thenewsminute.com/article/united-states-south-india-can-southern-collective-get-us-better-deal-delhi-46501

sathipadu long time no post

[Feelingbad]

35 minutes ago, Butterthief said:

Realism dictates abandoning the gun, and battling the opposition in the political arena. For, no occupier in the history of humankind has given up an inch of territory, just because it was the ‘right thing’ to do.

 

Ee point janalaki ekkite.. inka politicians ki Ittade... andhuke janalaku ekkanivvaru. Janalu as usual gorrella edho oka side teesukuni egaradam start chestaru.

 

 

India nundey kadha maayaa pakistan vachindi...and pakistan nundey kada bangladesh vachindi...  peddha war emi jaragaledu kada... Moreover, unlike you think, Janam are smarter than they appear...

More than the right or wrong, its the consequences that we fear. J&K seperate territory ayithey inkoka 10 demands vasthaayi... ala kaakunda Pak ki ichesthey next inkoka area occupy chesthaaru... 

Bottom line... We should be string enough to suppress... 

 

[Butterthief]

5 minutes ago, Feelingbad said:

India nundey kadha maayaa pakistan vachindi...and pakistan nundey kada bangladesh vachindi...  peddha war emi jaragaledu kada... Moreover, unlike you think, Janam are smarter than they appear...

More than the right or wrong, its the consequences that we fear. J&K seperate territory ayithey inkoka 10 demands vasthaayi... ala kaakunda Pak ki ichesthey next inkoka area occupy chesthaaru... 

Bottom line... We should be string enough to suppress... 

 

Neeku ala artham ayyinda.. my bad.

 

Nenu agree avutunnadi vadu e vidham ga pani jarugutundi ani cheppina vidhananiki.

 

Ika Kashmir gurinchi antava dani gurinchi mana kante kashmir janalaku baaga teliyadantava??

[sattipandu]

26 minutes ago, SeemaLekka said:

sathipadu long time no post

india trip ayyindhi, Beam fiber debba valla work ke time saripoledhu 

back to work now

[VizagRocks]

59 minutes ago, sattipandu said:

i for one agree with that article about us south indian's view of kashmir problem.

pls read thsi and let us know what u think http://www.thenewsminute.com/article/united-states-south-india-can-southern-collective-get-us-better-deal-delhi-46501

southern states have had historical advantages over northern ones in literacy, human development. Except a few states like MP, which were actually better off compared to the south post 1947, and have now regressed.

The article makes the right observation, and gives the wrong prescriptions. The right observation is, that the north gets a lions share of the central booty, and don't have much to show for it, except supplying gorgeous women for bollywood & other woods, and a large number of civil servants.

But its not just the south which is overlooked, every corner of India has suffered from the Delhi centrist policies. Even Bombay has not been able to break Delhi centrism in the past 2 decades. Only Bangalore, and to an extent Hyderabad, have managed to grow despite this excessive Delhi love. Kolkata is almost ruined, Chennai is dragging its feet.

Forming a southern council will not solve any problem, especially if the issue is 'Federalism'. Federalism doesn't mean demanding parity in central funds. Unequal disbursement of central funds exists in all countries. There will always be a more productive region of a country that subsidizes the weaker ones. And inspite of what the article proclaims, the funds are not unconditional. The article has also failed to mention that the North has made some good progress in the past decade, especially in fertility rates, though not to the extent southern states have achieved, and lots remain to be made in health parameters.

The answer lies in the hapahazard way the 1991 'reforms' were done. The 'reforms' are still not completely done. So while they have allowed the southern states to use their long coastlines, and a comparatively literate population to their advantage, they are still under the central control for access to financial resources to grow further.

So while I agree with the article's overall tone that southern states need to be more forceful in demanding their 'fair share' in central proceedings, I believe that the article places wrong emphasis on the financial issues, especially focusing on central funds disbursement. The focus should be on political power, not economic, which will flow if financial reforms are completely implemented, and if GST is canceled forever.

It is a big surprise that for an article that discusses federalism, there's no detailed opinion on GST (the worst anti federalist idea, especially the way Indian govt. has designed it), except mentioning Jayalalitha's opposition to it as petty political bickering.

The article is half baked. I have no problem with northern brothers taking more than their fair share. The real problem lies elsewhere. And I'm not even sure if its a really pressing problem, unless you want complete autonomy for every state, which is not such a bad idea. But not the solution to every ills of every southern state.