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     Kadapanagfan Legend Username: Kadapanagfan Post Number: 32279 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 159.53.46.147 Rating: N/A |
LOL Poyina tarvatha jarigina GHMC elechens lo 2 wards yekkuva TDP kannna 4 months mundu jarigina assembly elechns lo sweeeeep aaa area antha Lol Muncipal elechns pettttey G lo dammmmmu ledu state lo ruling congresss ku yeee roju | ||
| Kamal Hero Username: Kamal Post Number: 18710 Registered: 08-2009 Posted From: 148.168.127.10 Rating: N/A |
perfectly valid .. in 2004 elections, at peaks of YSR's performance .. what is Congi anedi choosthe telustundi .. 145 seats vachayi Congi ki .. - 30 would mean 115 seats all over the country .. adi kakunda UPA ki inko 6 seats ichadu .. 2 each for communists and 1 for MIM .. maaan .. 35/36 seats from the state .. by 2008, inko 2 TDP MPs ni laagesadu .. phenomenol .. simply phenomenol .. TDP/BJP ani theda lekunda .. political opponents ni chittu chesadu .. 2014 lo vere states lo Congi performance similar to 2004 unte .. Congi ki - govt ki opposition ki - madhya lo teda will be YSR .. adi telustundi for sure .. Nisumbha sumbha mardhini, prachanda munda khandini .. Vaney vaney prakasini, Bhajami Vindhya vaasini .. | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5411 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
2004 lo gelavaka pothe 2009 ki ekkada vundedhi congress......YSR lekunda vundi vunte inko 3% perigevi prp ki votes TDP & congress ki samanam ga vachevi parliament seats, assembly hung ayyedhi.....election ni oka range lo micro manage chesadu | ||
| Rajusk Hero Username: Rajusk Post Number: 10472 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 208.54.87.73 Rating: N/A |
This is known story about Nehru. One of india's most famous astrologer K N Rao was into freedom struggle when he was 18 or so. He wrote the same thing about Nehru. He said young volunteers would not even go near Nehru because of his harsh temper. Andarki oka shot peekevaadu anta | ||
| Dma Comedian Username: Dma Post Number: 1041 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 98.174.228.56 Rating: N/A |
bongem kadu... I am not sure about 2004. But in 2009, why did they get more votes for Parliament than in Assembly? Chiranjeevi Antarangam: Rajani nannu Mosam Chesaadu. Shankar, okka chance ivvu... please... | ||
| Kamal Hero Username: Kamal Post Number: 18709 Registered: 08-2009 Posted From: 68.45.29.251 Rating: N/A |
thu .. Nisumbha sumbha mardhini, prachanda munda khandini .. Vaney vaney prakasini, Bhajami Vindhya vaasini .. | ||
| Sanman Junior Artist Username: Sanman Post Number: 374 Registered: 08-2010 Posted From: 71.199.91.151 Rating: N/A |
Amidst One Billion of us,99% may not even know who Swami Vivekananda or Balagangadara Tilak or Maulaana Abul Kalam Azad or Acharya Kripalani are..Leave alone their Birth Days. 100% of the One Billion may not know,that one,Jayaprakash Narain,was a revolutionary to get independence and when he tried to escape from the prison,where he was arrested & kept,he was caught by the BRitish Soldiers in 1942 and they made him sit on Ice Block for 48 hrs..He became Impotent! Now I wd only like to give here what Sardar Patel has talked about Chacha Nehru..Read for your self:- Sardar Patel was the HOme Minister and Nehru was the PRime Minister of India since Independence..Nehru always tried to passify London and Moscow whereas,Patel,believed in Selfrespect without seeking others help..He spent more time in our villages,whereas Nehru spent more time in those fabulous cities.So there was a growing gap in the very Ideology between the two. It was the exemplary skills of Sardar patel which forced all the 550 small princes and zamindars to surrender to Independent India,tho' Nizam of Hyderabad,Kashmir,Junnahath,Trivancore,Bhopal,Jodhpur,and such small kingdoms refused to budge in .Junaahath Nawab openly challenged Patel saying they wd join Pakistan.Mount baton also encouraged Junnahath Nawab to openly revolt against India.Patel was able to tackle all these problems including Kashmir,which alone gave max troubles to Patel as they were constantly instigated by Jinnah from Pakistan. Kashmir Problem,Mountbaton said,can be referred to U.N. Nehru always sided whatever Mountbaton said and Patel was dead against this move of taking Kashmir to UN. Patel met Raja of Kashmir and even obtained his signature that the matter may not be referred to UN but JInnah silently sent in some troops across to Kashmir and started creating troubles.Patel sent our troops and there was clear victory for our troops as the infiltrators were successfully repulsed.. Alas!Despite this Nehru referred this Kashmir issue to UN which was totally opposed by Sardar Patel..He said "it is purely an internal matter and why should we refer this to UN" Patel said"If only Nehru had listened to my advice,not a single Pakistani wd have been allowed to stay inside Kashmir even for a single day."Patel went on repeating this to every one and infact took it to Mahatma also.Patel raised this issue in the Congress Working committee and Nehru & Patel were at loggerheads on this issue often..Nehru started showing his hatred towards Patel as Nehru always wanted only Yes men around him.There were Nehru Group & Patel Group in the party. Sardar Patel wanted to atleast renovate the famous Somanath temple and Rajendra Prasad,President,attended the same.Nehru was absent. In the Nashik Conference,Patel fell sick but he warned 'that since China has occupied Tibet,India must be very very careful with China..They are not a trustworthy Neighbour.." Nehru ddin't like this also as he wanted to establish a relationship with the Chinese under any circumstances. Patel who returned to Bombay refused medical attention and died on 15th Dec 1950. Nehru wanted to bring the body to Delhi and give a fitting memorial which was refused by Patel's daughter,Maniben,who knew to what extent Nehru had done the damage on this great Soldier of India.. The last rites were done in BOmbay and President Rajendra Prasad was uncontrollable touching Patel "What a great son of India..a good friend..How can I forget you my friend.." Prasad was unconsolable.... One man didnt attend the funeral.. Chacha Nehru.. | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5410 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
emayi vundavachu......adhi okka nehru ki maatrame etla telusu? | ||
| Sanman Junior Artist Username: Sanman Post Number: 373 Registered: 08-2010 Posted From: 71.199.91.151 Rating: N/A |
same mana bala laga ne ! same mana bala fans laga ne I still think Nehru had some dirty secret of Gandhi that he didnt want the world to know. the poor old man must have been blackmailed a lot. people get a lot of their idea about the nehru gandhi relationship from the movie Gandhi, which itself was sponsored by Nehru | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5409 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
I happened to be in Delhi towards the end of 1947 or in early 1948, and went to see my journalist friend from America. As I have mentioned, he had left Calcutta for Delhi soon after India became free. As I sat down with him in the Coffee House, he said, " Sita, who does this man think.he is? Almighty God?" I asked him, " Who? What has happened?" He told me the story of some Sadhus who had sat down on an indefinite fast near Pandit Nehru's residence in New Delhi, and were seeking an assurance from him that cow slaughter would be stopped now that the beef eating British had departed. My friend said, "I had gone there to take some pictures, and gather a report. American readers love such stories from India. But what I saw was a horror for me. As I was talking to one of the Sadus who knew some English, this man rushed out of his house accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Pandit. Both of them were shouting something in Hindi. The poor Sadus were taken by surprise, and stood up. This man slapped the Sadu who had moved forward with folded hands. His sister did the same. They were saying something which sounded pretty harsh. Then both of them turned back, and disappeared as fast as they had come. The Sadus did not utter so much as a word in protest, not even after the duo had left. They had taken it all as if it was the normal thing." I observed, "But in the case of Pandit Nehru, it is the normal thing. He has been slapping and kicking people all his life." He concluded, "I do not know the norm in your country. In my country, if the President so much as shouts on a citizen, he will have to go. We take it from no •••••••, no matter how big he happens to be." I kept quiet. | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5408 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
During my school days in my village and, later on, in Delhi, the Freedom Movement for me meant Mahatma Gandhi. I did not hear many stories about him except that he lived on goat's milk, plied the charkha, and had tamed the wild Pathans. The only other leader of whom I became increasingly aware was Pandit Nehru. There was quite a folklore afloat about him. He was reputed to be the only son of a fabulously rich man who lived in a palace at Allahabad, who got his clothes stitched in London and laundered in Paris, who had used high denomination currency notes as fuel for preparing tea when the viceroy paid him a visit, and who had blisters all over his tender skin when he put on khadi clothes for the first time. The son was known to have received his school and college education in England, spurned the friendship of the Prince of Wales who was his classmate, turned down with contempt many honours which the British were only too keen to bestow upon him in order to win him over to their ride, and chosen to be the betaj badshah (uncrowned king) of his own people. I, therefore, felt excited when wall posters went up all over Delhi, announcing that the great man was going to address a public meeting in the Gandhi Grounds adjacent to the Chandni Chowk. I do not remember the exact date. It was most probably in late 1934 or early 1935. I was a student of the seventh standard. Gandhi Grounds was at a stone's throw from the place where I lived. Even so, I went to the venue of the meeting quite early in order to sit near the rostrum, and see the speaker from close quarters. Ale rostrum was quite high. But the crowd that collected by the time Pandit Nehru arrived was not big by latter day standards. There was a thunderous applause as Pandit Nehru came up on the rostrum, greeted the people with folded hands, and was formally introduce,d by a local Congress leader. But the next thing I saw made me rub my eyes. The great man had become red in the face, turned to his left, and planted a slap smack on the face of the same leader who was standing near the mike. The mike had failed. Pandit Nehru was gesticulating and shouting at the top of his voice as if something terrible had happened. Meanwhile the mike started functioning again so that he could be heard all over the place. He was saying: "Dilli ki Congress ke karkun kamine hain, razil hain, namaqul hain. Maine kyatti bar inse kaha hai ke intizam nahin kar sakte to mujhe mat bulaya karo, par ye sunte hi nahin (the leaders of the Congress in Delhi are lowbred, mean, and mindless people. I have told them time and again not to invite me if they cannot make proper arrangements. But they pay no heed)." There was pin drop silence for a moment The next moment there was another thunderous applause. The Gandhi capped man sitting next to me offered comment "Panditji is famous for his temper. And people like him all the more that way." I turned towards the rostrum. The face of Congress leader who had been slapped was bathed in smiles as if he had won some coveted prize. This was a new experience for me. I had attended many public meetings in my village, at my district headquarters, and in Delhi. I had never witnessed such wild behaviour on a public platform. Of course, those other speakers were not so big as this one. Was it the way the big ones behaved? I wondered. I found it difficult to admire a man who had not only shouted at but also slapped someone who was placed lower than him in life, and who was in no position to hit back. And that too for no fault of the victim. Even as a young boy, I had nothing but contempt for bullies. The speech which followed was far more disappointing. I do not remember the subject. It must have been about the current political scene. I understood no politics at that time beyond the call that the British must go. All I can recall now is the language which Pandit Nehru was speaking. It was neither Hindi, nor Urdu. Most of his sentences were far from being straight in terms of grammar or syntax. Occasionally, he was fumbling for words. I thought he was a very poor speaker. I had heard many others who, though not so well known, were far better and more coherent. I would not have noticed his language if I had not known that he belonged to a province which was famous for both Hindi and Urdu in proper form. There were several other public meetings in Delhi addressed by Pandit Nehru after this first one which I had attended. But I did not care for them. His next performance I saw was in 1942. Talks with the Cripps Mission had failed a few days earlier. I wanted to know what the Congress intended to do next vis a vis the war which Hitler was waging against the Soviet Union. I was a post graduate student by now, full of sympathy for the cause which my professor of political science had presented as that of human freedom and progress. I was convinced that Hitler was a wild beast who had to be hunted down at any cost. The venue of the meeting was the same old Gandhi Grounds. But the crowd was much bigger than I had ever seen in a public meeting. I took my stand near the gate which opens towards the Fountain. I did not want to be caught in the melee at the end of the meeting. Little did I know that I was going to witness a scene which would turn me away from Pandit Nehru for all time to come. The great man was profusely garlanded as soon as he appeared on the rostrum. He repeated his greetings to the people with folded hands. But as he moved towards the mike, there was some commotion at one corner of the gathering. Someone told me that workers in one of the cotton mills in Delhi had gone on strike, and were seeking Pandit Nehru's support for their demands. I thought the workers were being unseemly. They had chosen a wrong time and a wrong place for presenting their case. The nation was in the midst of a crisis . This was no occasion to pester a national leader with petty local problems. I also gathered that the Communists were at the back of the commotion. To hell with the Communists, I said. But as I turned towards the rostrum again, what I saw was far more unseemly. Pandit Nehru was trying to get free of the grip in which he was being held by several Congress leaders who had thrown their hands round his arms and waist. He was being prevented from jumping down, and running towards the far corner in which the commotion had arisen. He seemed to be unaware of the crowd sitting inbetween. One moment he was moving forward, and the next moment he was being pulled back. And all the time, he was shouting at the top of his voice. The mike reported him as saying, "Dekhna chahta hun in kaminon ko main. Bata dena chahta hun inko ke main kon hun. Inki ye gandi harkaten main qatai bardasht nahin kar sakta (I want to have a look at these lowbred people. I want to tell them who I am. I cannot tolerate this dirty behaviour on their part)." The commotion died down. The Congress leaders released their hold on him. Suddenly, he straightened up as if he was going to get out of his boots. He stretched his right hand, full and upwards, and shouted, "Main ek shandar admi hun (I am a man of some stature)." The crowd was clapping wildly, and continuously. His speech that day was totally incoherent. It seemed as if he was talking to himself rather than addressing a rally. He kept on withdrawing in the next sentence what he had said in an earlier one. One moment he was denouncing the British as "a stone sitting on our breast". Next moment he was bubbling with sympathy for the cause of freedom and progress being defended by the Soviet Union. He was all for a fight to the finish so far as British imperialism was concerned. But at the same time he warned the people against coming in the way of the war effort. It was difficult to make out as to where he stood. I will not comment on the language he was speaking. I found it as shabby as on the earlier occasion. Much worse came after the meeting dispersed. He descended from the rostrum and started moving towards the gate where I was standing. Congress volunteers had formed a cordon round him. But as the people rushed forward and tried to touch his feet, he pushed away the volunteers and started looking after himself. He was slapping with both his hands and kicking with both his feet the people who came near him. He was wearing full boots. Some of his fans must have been badly hurt. I thought he had no business to treat his people in this cruel manner. After all, they were only trying to show their devotion to him in the only way they had learnt from their tradition. A few days earlier, I had been to the Harijan Basti in North Delhi, where Mahatma Gandhi was staying. I had sat at his feet for more than an hour, without anyone trying to drive me out of the small cottage. He had made all of us laugh heartily as he tried to coax some rich men into giving him money for the Harijan cause, in amounts larger then those they had offered initially. Evening came, and he proceeded towards the prayer meeting. Volunteers had thrown a rope cordon round him. But people could not be held back. They rushed from every side, and crawled under the cordon to reach his feet. He stopped walking, and stood looking helpless. His face was beaming with love. He said in a husky voice, "Budha hun, mar jaunga. Jakar beth jaun to pachhi sir se pair tak chhu lena (I am old. I will die. Let me get there and sit down. Then you can touch me from head to foot)." I compared the behaviour of the two great national leaders when faced with crowds of their people. I could not help concluding that while Mahatma Gandhi was a son of the soil, at home in the midst of his people, Pandit Nehru was a Brown Sahib who loved to see the people crowd his meetings but who despised their culture. He looked like an alien who had strayed into a strange land. Whatever I saw or came to know of Pandit Nehru subsequently confirmed this conclusion. I will mention only one more instance.  | ||
| Kamal Hero Username: Kamal Post Number: 18708 Registered: 08-2009 Posted From: 68.45.29.251 Rating: N/A |
revolution* lo Nisumbha sumbha mardhini, prachanda munda khandini .. Vaney vaney prakasini, Bhajami Vindhya vaasini .. | ||
| Kamal Hero Username: Kamal Post Number: 18707 Registered: 08-2009 Posted From: 68.45.29.251 Rating: N/A |
very true .. nenu masters chese rojullo .. oka senior tho discuss chesinappudu atanu cheppadu same reason .. french independence ki .. every family lo oka martyr unnadata .. thats why freedom is very very precious for them .. ade manaki .. ooriki okkaru unte goppa !!! Nisumbha sumbha mardhini, prachanda munda khandini .. Vaney vaney prakasini, Bhajami Vindhya vaasini .. | ||
| Kamal Hero Username: Kamal Post Number: 18706 Registered: 08-2009 Posted From: 68.45.29.251 Rating: N/A |
LOL .. ippudu eligibility test petti .. fit aa kaada ani decide chestava? Gandhi, Nehru, Bose, Patel, Bhagat, Azad, Tilak, Savarkar etc la madhya lo andari kante takkuva struggle ayyindi evaru??? adi decide cheyyadaniki fit-ness kavala? vaammo !
nenu intaku munde cheppanu .. YSR lekapothe 2004 lo NDA govt easy ga form ayyedi .. just a difference of 5 seats less for Cong and 5 more for NDA would have made all the difference .. antha thin margin lo 30 seats teesukelli chachipoyina congi ki national levello life ichadu .. Nisumbha sumbha mardhini, prachanda munda khandini .. Vaney vaney prakasini, Bhajami Vindhya vaasini .. | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5407 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
"During my school days in my village and, later on, in Delhi, the Freedom Movement for me meant Mahatma Gandhi. I did not hear many stories about him except that he lived on goat's milk, plied the charkha, and had tamed the wild Pathans. The only other leader of whom I became increasingly aware was Pandit Nehru. There was quite a folklore afloat about him. He was reputed to be the only son of a fabulously rich man who lived in a palace at Allahabad, who got his clothes stitched in London and laundered in Paris, who had used high denomination currency notes as fuel for preparing tea when the viceroy paid him a visit, and who had blisters all over his tender skin when he put on khadi clothes for the first time. The son was known to have received his school and college education in England, spurned the friendship of the Prince of Wales who was his classmate, turned down with contempt many honours which the British were only too keen to bestow upon him in order to win him over to their ride, and chosen to be the betaj badshah (uncrowned king) of his own people."  | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5406 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
nenu party leader ni kadhu ga....we are discussing about merits and demerits of nehru as a leader....evado gannayi gurinchi kaadhu ga | ||
| Indiarocks Side Hero Username: Indiarocks Post Number: 5339 Registered: 09-2008 Posted From: 207.141.5.253 Rating: N/A |
"I do not concede to Islam and Christianity the right to maintain their missions in this country, or, for that matter, their seminaries which train missionaries for waging war on the Hindus. I have no use for a Secularism which treats Hinduism as just another religion, and puts it on par with Islam and Christianity. For me, this concept of Secularism is a gross perversion of the concept which arose in the modem West as a revolt against Christianity and which should mean, in the Indian context, a revolt against Islam as well. The other concept of Secularism, namely, sarvadharma-sama-bhava was formulated by Mahatma Gandhi in order to cure Islam and Christianity of their aggressive selfrighteousness, and stop them from effecting conversions from the Hindu fold. This second concept was abandoned when the Constitution of India conceded to Islam and Christianity the right to convert as a fundamental right. Those who invoke this concept in order to browbeat the Hindus are either ignorant of the Mahatma's intention, or are deliberately distorting his massage." Right to convert fundamental right aa...  Constitution lo anybody can preach his religion freely ani mathrame undi. Right to convert ani ekkada undi? Peaks of distortion. Political parties, at least now, please leave our RAM alone. TIA. | ||
| Indiarocks Side Hero Username: Indiarocks Post Number: 5338 Registered: 09-2008 Posted From: 207.141.5.253 Rating: N/A |
Manam adi kooda cheyaledu gaa, so are we fit to comment him annadi question. Are any of the leaders we vehemently support today better than him? Will they sit in a jail for 3yrs for the country? Political parties, at least now, please leave our RAM alone. TIA. | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5405 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
go through this http://voiceofdharma.org/books/hibh/ch9.htm Nightmare of Nehruism | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5404 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
at a stretch 3 years minchi ledu...andarito paate tanani esaru jail lo....iha adi kooda lekapothe leader ani etla chepukuntaadu | ||
| Indiarocks Side Hero Username: Indiarocks Post Number: 5337 Registered: 09-2008 Posted From: 207.141.5.253 Rating: N/A |
Okka quit india movement appude 3yrs unnadu. So what is your point? Savarkar, Tilak kooda jail lo unnaru kaadu anatledu ga. Political parties, at least now, please leave our RAM alone. TIA. | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5403 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
9 yrs prison lekka telatledu 1921- civil disobedience, 1930-vuppu satya graham, 1942-quit india.....tana max prison term 3years.....aa times lo okka nehru ne kadhu andharini vesaaru prison lo.....political prison ante house arrest type with all facilities....tilak ni burma teeskelli mandaley jail lo vesaaru......savarkar ni andaman jail lo vesaaru... | ||
| Indiarocks Side Hero Username: Indiarocks Post Number: 5336 Registered: 09-2008 Posted From: 207.141.5.253 Rating: N/A |
What incompetency are you referring to?
The whole of Congress failed democracy in that case. If Gandhi is flawed, Nehru is flawed, so is Patel, and the rest of Congress, for allowing that to happen. period. Political parties, at least now, please leave our RAM alone. TIA. | ||
| Sanman Junior Artist Username: Sanman Post Number: 370 Registered: 08-2010 Posted From: 71.199.91.151 Rating: |
so what is his/your justification in not allowing patel to be the aicc president like the pcc leaders voted ? i am sure he faced a great amount of hardships in freedom struggle but in my book incompetency when dealing with lives of 30 crore people (and many more later) does not command respect. not getting into further details about where else he failed | ||
| Kadapanagfan Legend Username: Kadapanagfan Post Number: 32265 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 75.187.116.77 Rating: N/A |
Ok http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpBoSnt2Yys @1:40 Repu oka vela T form avuthey SA lo J ki vote veyyyi T lo yelagoooo BJP powerfull avudddi  | ||
| Indiarocks Side Hero Username: Indiarocks Post Number: 5335 Registered: 09-2008 Posted From: 207.141.5.253 Rating: |
Ilanti statements ivvatam easy ne, nenu Nehru ki pedha fan kaadu kaani, he served 9yrs in prison during the freedom struggle. Adokkati chalu. If this statement comes from a Patel, or a Bhagat singh, ok, not from us anukuntunna. He stood strong along with Patel when Jinnah pressed for separate electorates for Muslims, and 1/3 membership in the parliament. Political parties, at least now, please leave our RAM alone. TIA. | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5402 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
thread ekkada nundi ekkadiko veltundhi.....ee roju ndtv lo ee discussion choosina taravatha mafia meedha virakthi dengi oka rakamaina nirvedam lo asal YSR pettina bhiksha to mafia etla busalu kodutndhi ani genuine ga feel ayyi on the spur of moment ee thread vesa.....nothing against YSR on this http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/the-buck-stops-here/kashmir -issue-sedition-or-democracy/172006?hp | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5401 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
kindha vallu enni paatlu padithe enti...noppi teliyani vallu nethalu ayyaru...nijamga poradina valla edari lo oasis laaga akkadakada vuntaaru...compare this to an american war of independence, civil war or a french revolution...asal elati leaders vacharo choodandi veeti nundi | ||
| Sanman Junior Artist Username: Sanman Post Number: 368 Registered: 08-2010 Posted From: 71.199.91.151 Rating: N/A |
freedom free ga emi raledhu brother. lets not forget the sacrifices of the real leaders who laid their lives for their mother from bhagat singh to alluri. teraga vachindi ante nehru ki PM giri tarvatha vadi family ki lordship | ||
| Indiarocks Side Hero Username: Indiarocks Post Number: 5334 Registered: 09-2008 Posted From: 207.141.5.253 Rating: N/A |
, manademundi AC room lo koorchuni keyboard aadinchukuntu, independence vachina 60yrs ki theraga vachindi ani statements istamu. Thalalu pagilipoyela lathi debbalu thini, years ki years jail lo maggina vallani adigithe telustundi theraga vachindo, struggle aithe vachindo. Political parties, at least now, please leave our RAM alone. TIA. | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5400 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
Muft mein mili hui aazadi ki waje se desh ko bahut sasta samajh rahe hai aaj ke log -- Nana Patekar ee statement entha correct.....mana lo desha samsyala meedha chalanam lekapotaniki main reason.....teraga vachindhi manaki swatantram....sangarshana to vachi vunte desham samagratha, akhandatha entha viluvainavo telisevi | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5399 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
desha paristithi choostunte gunde tarukku patundhi.....mafia ki eduru nilabada galigevadu lekunda poyadu.....undeclared emergency.....courts daggara nundi EC varaku keelu bommalu aypoyayi....RSS meedha cases....idhe mafia 2004 ki mundu etla vundedhi.....mannu tinna pamu laga entha silent ga vundedhi......ippudu tachu pamula busalu kodutundhi | ||
| Kaisersooze Side Hero Username: Kaisersooze Post Number: 2915 Registered: 04-2009 Posted From: 68.82.254.207 Rating: N/A |
state divide ayyaka thelusdhi..mafia gallaki katta ki katta...katta ki katta..katta ki kataa.. | ||
| Kadapanagfan Legend Username: Kadapanagfan Post Number: 32260 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 75.187.116.77 Rating: |
Thammmudu ikkada discussssion MP's & National politcs gurinchi banana gallla party ayina meeeku ikkkada yem pani aaaa pakkkana palacole range thread lu untayi akkadiki po | ||
| Sanman Junior Artist Username: Sanman Post Number: 365 Registered: 08-2010 Posted From: 71.199.91.151 Rating: N/A |
evarini uddharinchaadu dongalu oorlu panchukunnattu state ni desaanni panchukunnaaru | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5398 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: N/A |
indulo abbadam deniki nijangane antunna....ysr made all the difference in 2004 and 2009 | ||
| Kadapanagfan Legend Username: Kadapanagfan Post Number: 32259 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 75.187.116.77 Rating: |
Nijanga antunnnava leka deeeeeniki yekadfannna link yetttava??? | ||
| Vjavasi Side Hero Username: Vjavasi Post Number: 5397 Registered: 11-2009 Posted From: 75.131.192.17 Rating: |
life ichadu nijamga mafia ki in 2004 and 2009....even 2009 lo 20 seats taggina mafia ki shake shakeela ayyedhi......it's only because of YSR mafia ee roju deshanni ista rajyam ga eltandi....andhra pradesh 2004 & 2009 rendu elections lonu decesive role play chesindhi....even oka 10 seats taggina AP lo mafia budget pass chesukune stage lo kooda vundedhi kaadhu......MMS runapadi vundali YSR ki.... |
