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     Scallion Side Hero Username: Scallion Post Number: 7298 Registered: 05-2009 Posted From: 206.123.17.17 Rating: N/A |
Jai NTR, Jai Jai TDP | ||
| Siloan Hero Username: Siloan Post Number: 14204 Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 132.174.20.41 Rating: N/A |
source? Pulf(12982): jagan is the only ,, repeat only ,, leader that will work for people 24*7*365 .what i am saying .. is .. by denying jagan his position .. the leaders today are allowing people to lose .. pulf(13058):Jagan janam meedha bathikey type kaadhu .. Janam Kosam Bathikey Type .. pulf(13062):chuttooo inni kutralu jarugu thunnaaaa..chirunavvutho premanu panchuthunnaa unnatha samskaari jagan .. pulf(14375): dharmam jagan vaipu undhi pulf(14432): prajalaki jagan emi chesthaadu anedhey naa taha taha .. pulf(15090):excellent job KTR(kcr koduku)..nizamga..frankly ninnu choosthuntey mutchata vesthundhi..all the best | ||
| Scallion Side Hero Username: Scallion Post Number: 7297 Registered: 05-2009 Posted From: 206.123.17.17 Rating: N/A |
Telangana supporters unleashed mayhem on the streets of Hyderabad on 10th March, vandalising statues of eminent personalities, similar to the destruction of ancient Buddha statues at Bamiyan by the Taliban Friday, 11th March, was when Japan was shaken by an act of God. But on 10th March, Hyderabad was witness to a 'Million March' called by agitators fighting to carve out a separate state of Telangana-but the damage that they caused was more shocking and even more saddening than the tsunami that now has Japan on its knees. The pro-Telangana agitators unleashed mayhem on the streets of Hyderabad. Apart from attacking the press and politicians (those who were not sympathetic to the bifurcation-or possible trifurcation-of Andhra Pradesh), these 'agitators' (many of them appeared to have been hired goons) chose to vandalise statues of eminent personalities from southern India's largest state. According to reports, one of the statues was dumped into the Hussain Sagar lake. At this stage, it is a little too late to go into the details of the actual 'proceedings' of the day. However, over the weekend, Moneylife was inundated with messages from not just denizens of Andhra Pradesh, but also a number of other concerned Indian citizens who have rightly called this incident a "crying shame" not just for Andhra, but for the whole nation. When you compare the disgusting 'agitation' with the sagacity with which the Japanese have handled the quake (their head of state has called it 'The biggest tragedy since World War II'), one can only wonder-shouldn't all of us at least get together and spare a moment of silence for the icons whose images have been so brutally vandalised? Jai NTR, Jai Jai TDP |
