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     Ringo_rangaswamy Junior Artist Username: Ringo_rangaswamy Post Number: 175 Registered: 02-2011 Posted From: 205.153.87.202 Rating: N/A |
poyina gandhi family vaalla photolu petti votlu yerukuntunnaaru - denimeedo chillara yerukunnattu. DMK laanti corrupt party to alliance. janaala kanti tudupuku konni rojulu jail show. | ||
| Cinejeevi Comedian Username: Cinejeevi Post Number: 1350 Registered: 09-2010 Posted From: 91.103.41.50 Rating: N/A |
maa bezawada lo gandhi anTE "devineni gandhi".. nehru ante "Devineni nehru".. antE!!! personally i like these fellas compared to those old fellas  MOD padavi chetilo undi ani durviniyogam chestunna vallani naa bashalo DASARI anTaanu. | ||
| Kamal Megastar Username: Kamal Post Number: 25990 Registered: 08-2009 Posted From: 64.64.32.4 Rating: N/A |
anthe kada mari .. ee generation lo voters ki .. nehru telise chance takkuva .. rajiv telise chance ekkuva .. so jai rajiv .. Tarali raada tane vasantam .. tana dariki raani vanaala kosam .. | ||
| Lie Junior Artist Username: Lie Post Number: 272 Registered: 07-2010 Posted From: 203.153.210.6 Rating: N/A |
A week is a long time in politics, especially if you are a dead Congressman. On May 21, the 20th death anniversary of the assassination of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi, various ministries, departments and State governments unleashed an advertising blitzkrieg in the media. Result: 69 ads totalling 41 pages in 12 newspapers. Today, on the 47th anniversary of the death of his grandfather, Jawaharlal Nehru, the sycophancy deficit is palpable: Just 24 ads amounting to 10¾ published pages in the the same 12 newspapers surveyed last week. Meaning: India’s first and longest-serving prime minister gets 45 fewer ads (amounting to 30¼ pages) than his grandson who was in office for five years against Nehru’s 17. Hindustan Times: 22-page issue; 4 JN ads amounting to 1¾ broadsheet pages The Times of India: 30-page issue; 3 ads amounting to 1¼ broadsheet pages Indian Express: 20-page issue; 5 ads amounting to 2 broadsheet pages Mail Today (compact): 42-page issue; 4 ads amounting to 2 compact pages The Hindu: 20-page issue; 3 ads amounting to 1¾ broadsheet pages The Pioneer: 16-page issue; 3 ads amounting to 1 broadsheet page The Statesman: 16-page isuse; 1 ad amounting to half a broadsheet page The Telegraph: 16-page issue; 1 ad amounting to half a broadsheet page *** The Economic Times: 32-page issue; 0 ads Business Standard: 20-page issue; 1 ad amouning to half a broadsheet page Financial Express: 24-page issue; 0 ads Mint (Berliner): 32-page issue; 0 ads Also, unlike dozen or so ministries and departments that were falling over each other to remind the nation of Rajiv Gandhi last week, just four ministries—information and broadcasting, women and child welfare, steel and power—and one State government (Delhi) seem to have taken up Nehru’s cause. |
