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     Andhrawala Legend Username: Andhrawala Post Number: 37193 Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 152.51.56.1 Rating: N/A |
yepp. Ilaa dubaara sesthuuu SPecial status adagatam bhaavyam kaadhuu No Signature | ||
| Raman Legend Username: Raman Post Number: 35839 Registered: 01-2009 Posted From: 59.92.55.54 Rating: N/A |
dol/rupee rate 38-40 62-63 close to 50% appreciation undamma account loki teeskora? Ayina petrol is less than 58.5 rate india lo | ||
| Sbk2012 Side Hero Username: Sbk2012 Post Number: 3716 Registered: 01-2014 Posted From: 68.5.32.99 Rating: N/A |
5k crores adagochu. Appudu 2k crores isthaaru. | ||
| Bluelagoon Junior Artist Username: Bluelagoon Post Number: 828 Registered: 12-2013 Posted From: 202.65.144.206 Rating: N/A |
inka 90 cr CM building ata 1000 cr assembly 1000 cr secreteriat anta 90 cr governer building anta IVANNI CHESTHU MAAKU 20K crore immani evarni ayina adigiteh emantaaru for eg neeku 25 acre polam undhi nee adhayam 10 lakhs per yr anuko nuvvu 1 cr illu kattukuntaanu naaku oka 30 lacchalu ivvandi ante bank isthadhi kaani nenu oka 10 cr illu kattukuntaanu naku 9 cr loan ivvandi ante isthara asalu NINNU EVADU 10 CR ILLU kattukomannadu bhey antaru idjhi kooda anthey | ||
| Kadapanagfan Legend Username: Kadapanagfan Post Number: 57718 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 103.246.196.12 Rating: N/A |
5k RUnamafi 8k PRC for employeeees 1000 res pensions Ilanti activities India loney yeee state lo ledu ivanni chesta 10k cr Central ni adugutaru yendi Ani direct ga antunnaru valllllu Daya chesi YSR freeebies ani avu vyasam rayaku atanu ichadu and aa time lo jeetalu iyyadaniki dabbbul levvvu DESHAM KLSITA paristulllo undi lanti dialogues dekaledu Ninna BJP candi dialogue in TV charcha ADUKKOVADANIKI Chartered/special flight lo yevaranna veltara andi anta??? | ||
| Dma Hero Username: Dma Post Number: 15273 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 70.176.202.102 Rating: N/A |
state ki oka 10 kotlu evadanna istanu anna sare, vaadidi cheekadaaniki prasthutham ready. adi vaalla okkari kosam kaadu. maa andhrollu andari kosam. ayina telangana bidda vi... Hyd landi golden spoon tho blessed ayina state vaadivi... meeku maa andhrolla baadhalu em telustaayi? Jai Andhra!! Jai Jai Andhra!!! | ||
| Kadapanagfan Legend Username: Kadapanagfan Post Number: 57715 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 103.246.196.12 Rating: N/A |
http://telugu.greatandhra.com/politics/gossip/maa-manchi-ven kaiah-naidu-59621.html | ||
| Dma Hero Username: Dma Post Number: 15271 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 70.176.202.102 Rating: N/A |
Aa Kommineni gaadi ammaa parri. watch this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJG-dUgAVGA in his articles, kommineni says - "Kadhanalu vachaayi" anta. Make your own judgement about the news article after watching the video. Jai Andhra!! Jai Jai Andhra!!! | ||
| Manoj Side Hero Username: Manoj Post Number: 5181 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 171.159.64.10 Rating: N/A |
jaitley gaanni nammukunte anthe sangathulu.. eedu I & B minister ayyaka Modi meedha media chamakkulu ekkuva ayyayyi.. | ||
| Manoj Side Hero Username: Manoj Post Number: 5180 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 171.159.64.10 Rating: N/A |
sbk nenannadhi yv subba reddy gurinchi.. andhuke gaa meeru..i man YSRCP inkaa odarpu.. | ||
| Kadapanagfan Legend Username: Kadapanagfan Post Number: 57705 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 103.246.196.12 Rating: N/A |
 Artham ayyindi yentha sepu Special Status ani MODI meeedha padi yedusta untaru kaaaani Modi naaa jebu lo unnadu ani aa roju NTR rabnge achen chesina veeedini okka maaata anaru As per TRS MP's Jaitley already confirmed it http://kommineni.info/articles/dailyarticles/content_2015021 1_6.php?p=1423631560907 Inka TDP & Polam mosam cheystunnaru janam ni lol | ||
| Sbk2012 Side Hero Username: Sbk2012 Post Number: 3714 Registered: 01-2014 Posted From: 68.5.32.99 Rating: |
Amith Shah remote control aa bhayyaa? | ||
| Manoj Side Hero Username: Manoj Post Number: 5179 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 171.159.64.10 Rating: N/A |
robo vs manishi comparision entehe.. robo at the end of the day works only with remote control.. | ||
| Sp1234 Junior Artist Username: Sp1234 Post Number: 564 Registered: 11-2014 Posted From: 76.104.172.236 Rating: N/A |
Question nenu veyaledhu bhayya.. Nee question ki answer nee posts lone undhi ani cheptunna. ila DLMs ichukunta tirigithe 2% margin 20% avutundhi... Carriers teesukoni jail ki rounds esta undali fans ** Hawks ** | ||
| Lenin Side Hero Username: Lenin Post Number: 3823 Registered: 08-2014 Posted From: 122.107.192.235 Rating: N/A |
vellu TDP fans kadu....BJP vachi jockey lu esi lepite levaleni Babu fans malla BJP lo kooda only Venkaiah istam...Modi istam ledu state ki edaina vaste adi Venkaiah biksham, state ki emi rakapote adi Modi balupu | ||
| Kadapanagfan Legend Username: Kadapanagfan Post Number: 57704 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 103.246.196.12 Rating: N/A |
Chala vestuntam ley mattter cheppppu poyi 2009 mundu mana kurrrolllu posts tyarvatha posts koooda sooodu lol | ||
| Sp1234 Junior Artist Username: Sp1234 Post Number: 563 Registered: 11-2014 Posted From: 76.104.172.236 Rating: N/A |
Nee old posts before and after Local body elections and Assembly check chesukoni cheppu ** Hawks ** | ||
| Kadapanagfan Legend Username: Kadapanagfan Post Number: 57703 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 103.246.196.12 Rating: |
Nuvvvu Monnnati varaku depsoists denki Runamafi Modi PK copy paer lu andistey 1.9 marks yekkuva vachina tdp pan vaaaa???? | ||
| Sp1234 Junior Artist Username: Sp1234 Post Number: 560 Registered: 11-2014 Posted From: 76.104.172.236 Rating: N/A |
Nenu cheppedhi adhe bhayya.. mari Modi ki ela ardham avutundho ento ** Hawks ** | ||
| Sbk2012 Side Hero Username: Sbk2012 Post Number: 3712 Registered: 01-2014 Posted From: 68.5.32.99 Rating: |
Bhayya, Manmohan tho comparison ante, Modi level periginattu. | ||
| Sp1234 Junior Artist Username: Sp1234 Post Number: 558 Registered: 11-2014 Posted From: 76.104.172.236 Rating: |
Modi ekkadaina dhooki sachipo ee comparison choosaka... Jagan fans kooda commenting ante nee range..thupuk ** Hawks ** | ||
| Kadapanagfan Legend Username: Kadapanagfan Post Number: 57697 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 103.246.196.12 Rating: N/A |
Man Mohan Singh ki yeee mandate ichi SOnia G fingering lekapoyi untey Modi gori kannna Bramhandanga cheyseyvadu ani naaa idi Central GOVT vat chaladu ani state govt vat kharmai | ||
| Sbk2012 Side Hero Username: Sbk2012 Post Number: 3698 Registered: 01-2014 Posted From: 216.31.211.11 Rating: N/A |
manaki knowledge akkadidaaka ne vundaa? | ||
| Royyala_nayudu Side Hero Username: Royyala_nayudu Post Number: 3890 Registered: 04-2014 Posted From: 205.144.127.200 Rating: N/A |
petrol, currency PM's control chesthara  | ||
| Sbk2012 Side Hero Username: Sbk2012 Post Number: 3697 Registered: 01-2014 Posted From: 216.31.211.11 Rating: N/A |
Manmohan Singh is one of the best prime ministers in India's history (Contd..) Indeed, this is a state failing its citizenry. Economic reform hasnât particularly helped. It undoubtedly proved beneficial to an already upwardly mobile middle class in many ways, but the poor didnât reap much. âIn sharp contrast to China, where the post-reform economic boom happened first in agriculture and then in manufacturing, Indiaâs rapid economic growth during the last twenty years or so has been driven mainly by âservices.â This is a very heterogeneous category, but there is growing evidence that a good deal of the growth in services has been heavily concentrated in skill-intensive sectors (such as software development, financial services and other specialized work), rather than more traditional labour-intensive industries,â Dreze and Sen noted. Thus, the so-called trickle-down effect proved to be virtually non-existent as income inequality rose. The gap between the development of a handful of privileged and the vast majority also widened. So, 21st century India had a growing case for redistributive policies and the UPAâs policies should be examined in this context. Letâs delve deeper into two major policiesâthe right to work and right to food programs. These two initiatives have been the flagship of UPA I and UPA II respectively. Both have faced severe criticism. The former recasts public employment in the framework of justiciable rightsâ not only the right to work on demand, but also the right to minimum wages, payment within 15 days, safety in work-site facilities, etc. Soon after it came into being, the country saw a massive expansion of rural public employment programs. According to official data, about 50 million households have been participating in NREGA every year since 2008-09 (when the act was extended to the whole country), with an average employment level of around 40 days per household per year. Notably, the program also ushered in a series of changes in wages, particularly for intermittent labor in rural areas. For one, workers actually and finally got paid. There was also a major increase in peopleâs awareness of the minimum wage, and a substantial increase in agricultural wages followed. This ended the long spell of stagnation in the real wage that preceded NREGA. Since the program, the growth rate of real wages in rural India has significantly picked up. For example, the real wage for all rural male workers grew at an average of 0.01% annually from 2000-01 to 2005-06, and picked up to 1.82% during 2005-06 and 2010-11. The difference is even more striking for female workers. The real rate of growth of wage for rural unskilled female worker went from negative numbers to 4.34% during 2005-06 and 2010-11. Importantly, the improvement was not confined to people employed in NREGA; it came across the board. The program has suffered from a poor reputation, dubbed a âmoney guzzlerâ and âcostly joke.â It also has been accused of corruption and of spending more than the rural assets it purports to create. Dreze and Sen attack this head on, saying, âthis myth has acquired a certain influence by sheer repetition, but it has little factual basis.â Indeed, some states credit the rural work program for the de-silting of canals, digging of ponds, land leveling, roadside plantings, soil conservation and construction of wells. The second flagship program, the Right to Food, gives two-third of Indiaâs population legal rights to food-grains at a drastically subsidized rate. It stipulates that 75% of the rural population and 50% of urban population will receive five kilograms of rice/wheat/coarse grain such as bajra at 3, 2 and 1 rupees respectively per kilogram. The program is estimated to directly cost 1.25 trillion rupees ($20 billion) in the initial year, around 1% of Indiaâs GDP. It is estimated that the total cost may actually be somewhere around 2 trillion rupees in this period. This makes for rabble-rousing headlines and prompted one politician to call the program a âfinancial disaster.â Business papers, collectively known as the pink press for the color of the newsprint some of them use, have called it the âbiggest mistake India might have made till date.â Thereâs growing concern that India can ill afford the ambitious program as its economy takes a nosedive. Or so everyone says. Suddenly the whole world knows that the Indian economy is in âdismal shape.â The growth rate has plummeted to 5% and threatening to move even further south. How bad is that? Apart from China, no major economy around the world comes close to Indiaâs growth rate right now. It is absurd to suggest that a 5% annual GDP growth rate leaves no room for redistributive measures. Far from it. It should be noted that India is the only one of the BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India, China) which is yet to start a major program to redistribute wealth. It has the second highest GDP growth rate in the league, though. If someone claims that India lacks the financial muscle to pull off the food security program, look to its fuel subsidy for a reality check. Indiaâs fuel subsidy in 2012-13 was a whopping 1.6 trillion rupees. The fertilizer subsidy was a whopping 0.7 trillion rupees in the FY 2012-13. These two subsidies together comprise nearly two times the amount required to implement the food security program. Other portions of the budget support this comparison; the annual ârevenue forgoneâ (the amount of tax which could have been collected, but forgone on account of various exemptions and incentives) for the FY 2011-12 is 5.3 trillion rupees, more than 5% of Indiaâs GDP. In this context, the amount required for food security looks paltry. Itâs clearly not the case that India does not have the required financial strength; itâs just that priorities have been different for long. This brings us to Singhâs achievement. By making work, food, education a right, he ensured that the fulfillment of the development needs of the aam aadmi does not depend on the whims of the powerful. Inclusive growth cannot be a fair weather policy. It has to be as imperative as defense spending. As no one argues that a certain defense expenditure be cut because âIndia cannot afford it now,â the same should be the case with development expenditures meant to satisfy the basic needs of its people. Manmohan Singh and his party may or may not come back to power in 2014. But these policies are here to stay. True, the programs are not perfect. There are huge design and implementation issues, problems of inefficiency, corruption and general administrative failures. A few states have performed remarkably well on most of the programs. Others have not. The cases of success as well as those of failure should be instructive. The programs need to be fine-tuned, redesigned and much more effectively implemented and supervised to realize their potential. But the shift that the UPA under Singh has ushered in is unmistakable. Itâs given, for the first time in the history of independent India, the âpower to people.â Rights, once extended in this manner, are difficult to be revoked. Anyone who tries would be committing political suicide. No government, irrespective of its position on the ideological spectrum, would dare to discontinue these vital programs. This reserves a special berth, likely in first class, for Manmohan Singh in the history of development in India. | ||
| Sbk2012 Side Hero Username: Sbk2012 Post Number: 3696 Registered: 01-2014 Posted From: 216.31.211.11 Rating: N/A |
Manmohan Singh is one of the best prime ministers in Indiaâs history Of late, it has been fashionable to blame Manmohan Singh for everything going wrong in India. And itâs true that all is not well. His studied silence hardly helped matters either. But thereâs no denying the fact that he will go down in history as the prime minister who has most changed the rhetoric around development in India. Nor is he paralleled by another prime minister in making good on election promises. Not even severe detractors can deny what he has done for the country by putting the aam aadmi, the proverbial common man of India, at the center of the political economy of development. One could invoke the record of late prime minister Indira Gandhi, and her introduction of government into the development discourse in India. And in his book Lineages of Political Society, Partha Chattopadhyay discusses these policies during the Emergency and their impact on development. But her approach, while effective, was based on benevolenceâa distinct difference from the rights-based approach that Singh has taken. This is a paradigm shift. Amid the prevalent media onslaught aimed at Singh, these words may sound strange, even absurd. Perspective is necessary. When Singhâs first coalition government, the United Progressive Alliance government (UPA I) came to power in 2004, it was a symbol of the electorateâs upfront rejection of the Bharatiya Janata Partyâs âIndia Shiningâ campaign. The claim that the BJP-led government lost because of the campaign is hotly debated, and a perfectly feasible alternate argument is that the governmentâs failure to deliver actually cost the election. Nevertheless, the general perception was that the unashamed celebration of an opulence enjoyed by only a handful didnât go down well with the masses. In contrast, Singhâs Congress party crafted its position as the champion of inclusive growth. At that point in time, this was defined to mean that the government would ensure the fruits of growth would reach more people. This promiseâand acknowledgment of the India that was indeed not shiningâhelped Singh stand apart. His government chose a rights-based approach to development over the well-trodden welfare approach. Hereâs how that plays out: the latter is somewhat dependent on the charitable intentions of the ruling classâand a belief, overt or covert, in the so-called trickle down theory. But Singhâs focus on human rights bound rulers into legally delivering the means of development. As champions of this approach have repeatedly point out, such obligations do significantly contribute to development, especially in a functioning democracy like India. All major development policies adopted by the ruling party over its nine-year run thus far have been directed by such rights. The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) of 2006 provides a legal guarantee of at least 100 days of paid work every year to adult members as long as they are willing to perform unskilled manual work for the government. They are paid minimum wage of 120 rupees per day (in 2009 prices). Meanwhile, the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act of 2010 makes education a fundamental right of every child between the ages of 6 and 14. The latest in the suite is the Right to Food bill, recently passed in the parliament. The bill puts the legal onus of providing food to two-thirds of the entire Indian population on the government. 1 To be sure, Singh is hardly the first prime minister to make strides toward empowering the poor. Further the concept of rights-based development is fairly new so it wouldnât be fair to accuse erstwhile leaders of deliberately shunning it. The demand for rights came from society. A judiciary aided the process. The UPA did respond to that. Also in Singhâs favor: no former prime minister enjoyed a sustained annual GDP growth rate of 8% over a period of eight years. But given the opposition toward the social programs, Singhâs fastidiousness is remarkableâand commendable. India has come a long way in terms of human development since its independence in 1947. Life expectancy today is around 66 years, more than twice what it was in 1951 (32 years). The infant mortality rate is about one-fourth of what it was in 1951 (44 per thousand live births today, as opposed to 180 or so in 1951). The literacy rate has increased many folds. But given how Indiaâs GDP growth rate soared in recent years, human development didnât keep pace. In their latest book, An Uncertain Glory: India and Its Contradictions, Jean Dreze and Amartya Sen show that India, compared to other South Asian economies, has performed dismally in terms of many human development indicators, even as it has achieved the third highest per capita income. To compound matters, India has been one of the worst performers in terms of many human development indices among the 16 poorest countries outside Sub-Saharan Africa. Dreze and Sen ruefully note: âwhat is disturbing⦠is not Indiaâs comparatively low position in terms of income per head among the countries in the world outside Sub-Saharan Africa, but how badly India does in terms of non-income features of living standards even within the group of poorest non-African countriesâ¦â | ||
| Sbk2012 Side Hero Username: Sbk2012 Post Number: 3695 Registered: 01-2014 Posted From: 216.31.211.11 Rating: |
Manmohan lekunda ippati India ledu. His economic reforms during early 90s were phenomenal. BSE SENSEX was up 5 fold during his tenure as a PM. Manmohan was the best that happened to India. | ||
| Hero Side Hero Username: Hero Post Number: 6800 Registered: 09-2009 Posted From: 38.101.193.194 Rating: N/A |
Mounmohan kurrodiki 300 MPs iste...No sonia supervision lekunda undi unte racha lepevodu ani na view http://qz.com/324877/is-narendra-modi-losing-the-battle-of-t oilets-to-manmohan-singh/ | ||
| Bumper Side Hero Username: Bumper Post Number: 3794 Registered: 07-2014 Posted From: 204.80.61.133 Rating: N/A |
me aasakii haddulu lekunda poindiii... inkemi anipistundi repu mng govt padipoii eveing jagan govt form chestadu ani kuda anipistundaaaA????  Snakes in Your backyard won't bite only your neighbours. #Hillary Clinton | ||
| Rbabu Side Hero Username: Rbabu Post Number: 3488 Registered: 09-2013 Posted From: 149.168.240.7 Rating: N/A |
Anyway it is irrelevant. If they provide subsidy, then it has to be paid indirectly by some other tax. Guys like Kejriwal 7 Sonia fool people with these subsidies. | ||
| Sbk2012 Side Hero Username: Sbk2012 Post Number: 3694 Registered: 01-2014 Posted From: 216.31.211.11 Rating: N/A |
Withdrawal of the taxes? Would that ever happen in India? | ||
| Rbabu Side Hero Username: Rbabu Post Number: 3482 Registered: 09-2013 Posted From: 149.168.240.7 Rating: N/A |
Recent tax raise will be withdrawn. Rest has to be paid by people. | ||
| Sbk2012 Side Hero Username: Sbk2012 Post Number: 3693 Registered: 01-2014 Posted From: 216.31.211.11 Rating: N/A |
What happens when crude goes up again to $100/barrel?? | ||
| Warren Junior Artist Username: Warren Post Number: 498 Registered: 02-2009 Posted From: 173.76.193.235 Rating: |
Modi/CBN just media mida bathikestunnaru.. eppudo okasari ade media villani mingestadi | ||
| Rbabu Side Hero Username: Rbabu Post Number: 3481 Registered: 09-2013 Posted From: 149.168.240.7 Rating: N/A |
appudu sbsidies undevi....subsidy kattedhi maname taxes dvaara....mellaga ethesaru every month. | ||
| Tilak Megastar Username: Tilak Post Number: 23861 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 49.207.189.134 Rating: N/A |
Petroleum products meeda central excise taxes around 10% penchadu, while reducing the prices by Rs 10 a litre (~15%) .. 1) To use those taxes to build long term infrastructure like roads, railways, ports, airports etc 2) Tomorrow when crude price goes up, govt will reduce the excise taxes and see that there wont be any new inflation! To me .. this is fine .. Indian infra needs a major major upgrade .. Narendra Modi, Pradhan Mantri, Bharata Ganarajya - www.pmindia.nic.in - www.narendramodi.in | ||
| Sbk2012 Side Hero Username: Sbk2012 Post Number: 3691 Registered: 01-2014 Posted From: 216.31.211.11 Rating: |
Manmohan regime: Crude oil - $147/barrel Petrol - INR 67 Modi regime: Crude oil - $45/barrel Petrol - INR 67 Modi, nuvvu peekindi emiti?? okka Obama in vatatesukovadam thappa... |
