On second thought, lets split it up into couple more states, why just 2.
AP, BP, CP....ZP.
We can skip UP & MP - already taken.
What say junta ?
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True Hyderabadi wrote:Sud
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Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 5:38 pm Post Subject: Separate State
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I have been reading numerous articles on the need for Telengana state and the comments abt coastal Andhra people taking away everything from telengana.I have my origins from Telengana though I have stayed out of AP for most of my years.The most important issue for people of Telengana is that they need to change their mindset.Most of them have not seen beyond Hyd or so called Telengana region and therefore all kinds of sillycomments are written in the manner we saw on our discussion boards
If you ask any house owner in Hyd who wants to rent his place, he will prefer Coastal Andhra people to that of Telengana anytime.Do you know why? Telengana people just cant keep their commitments, are known for cheating especially in money matters.
There is a huge difference in the way Andhra people conduct themselves and Telengana people do, in case of Telengana people they come across as ill educated, rough and having highly displeasing mannerisms(remember I am not saying all Telegana people, I mean the general public).
Any day people from Coastal regions are much better educated, much more hardworking and definitely more sincere than Telengana people. You can look at the Employed people,Doctors,Business Owners etc, Coastal people have made their mark everywhere due to their individual hardwork and efforts.
While I was traveling some days back, I met a group of Business people(mainly Marwaris and Gujratis) who were settled in hyd for abt 30years and it was their unanimous opinion that Telengana people are lazy and not at all trustworthy.This has come from their experience.They have their associates in coastal Andhra who don’t have any trouble with the local public.
If you travel by train anywhere in AP,the facilities provided in stations at Coastal Andhra are far better anyday than that of Telengana.
Telengana people should take lessons from Coastal Andhra people as to how they have made their mark in various sectors in Hyd-like Govt Jobs, Software field, Business,Other Professions etc.I think by asking for a separate state they just want to avoid their own weaknesses, so it is better to even improve now.
Other important thing is that Hyderabad as a city came to limelight just because of the work by CBN just like Telugu people got some identity due to NTR.People from Coastal regions have a major role in the development of Hyd, let us not ignore this fact.If you go outside AP,people laugh at the foolish way in which our politicians quarrel in public abt this statehood issue.If you have a separate state , you will have a much bigger problem in all scenarios given the quality of people we have in politicians and the local Telengana public.
Another objectionable idea is to drive Coastal Andhrapeople out of Hyd if Telengana is formed.To all such fools let them be reminded that as an Indian I can stay anywhere in the country and no one can order me where to stay.
My advice to people participating in the discussion and at a broader audience is to try and avoid unnecessary jingoism,strive hard in whatever you do, get educated and think rationally without falling prey to the useless talk of stupid politicians (BTW, we had more CMs from Telengana but what did they do for the region?).
We have much more pressings problems in our lives in all spheres, let us try to solve them rather than keep dividing the country into weaker states and entertain regional feelings and hatred towards one another.
Mr.. Sud though once u belonged (born) to Telangana u don't stay in Telangana and with ur post its clear that you have no idea bout Telangana /Telangana People and their Problems..
Telangana People were negelected by the Nizams Before their freedom and Andhra (Telugu) rulers..Cm's did nothing for Telangana People..
Just go to the villages of Telengana.. you don't find pure water to drink..People Work hard to get atleast one meal a day..
most of the people are uneducated.. they don't enjoy their rights...
they are dominated by some group of people in villages and these people see that no Economically Backward familiy come up in their life..
all those who became Chief ministers of AP were from some other regions of Ap But not Telangana.. though some the telangana people were given ministries..they were puppets in the hands of other People....
You all People say that HYDERABAD is the most developed city in AP.. and you show it as the symbol of Development in Telangana region....
but most of the people living in hyderabad are not True Hyderabadi's /Telangana people ..they came from other regions of AP/India and got settled in HYD....they became the richest people of HYD..
Still most of the HYD's /Telangana PPl living in HYD are below Poverty level....
these true hyderabadi's hardly go to Big Shoping malls/Imax's/Night Club's ect..
you just come to Old city to find the True life Style of True Hyderabadi's /Telangana People..
New Hyderabad is Polluted by the non-hyderabadi people who got settled in hyderabad....
the only way to protect True Hyderabad/Telangana Culture is by geting rid of the Non-Hyderabadi's who got settled in HYD.. or else the Non-hyderabadis must get Marraied to the Hyderabadi/Telangana People to get permission to live in Hyd/Telangana so that we bring some kind of Economic Equality and Oneness among the People of AP
KCR wrote:The problem is the migration of Andhrites in to telangana , and thereby causing problems to the native population fo Telangana like hiked land prices, logistical problems for the govt due to the concernatration of large population as a result migration by andhrites from coastal regions , someone has to stop this this is not a good sign ,live at your place and let others live , dont encroach upon others space Andhrites!!!!.
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