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     Idle_yzag Megastar Username: Idle_yzag Post Number: 25789 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 198.80.144.187 Rating: N/A |
chettha LK chettha media... yaak thuuu RahulGandhi/JP/Chiru | ||
| Guttonkay Side Hero Username: Guttonkay Post Number: 5692 Registered: 05-2008 Posted From: 148.87.67.136 Rating: |
Again, there is a non-controversial way of doing things and controversial way of doing things. Are you trying to educate people on the issue or you trying to boil pints of blood? That's all I have to say. | ||
| Indiarocks Side Hero Username: Indiarocks Post Number: 4217 Registered: 09-2008 Posted From: 207.141.5.253 Rating: |
The purpose of the book is to explain why the current Telangana movement is a farce. Daniki aa title kakunda inkem pedatharu? Book lo content batti kada title. Nenu PRP ni support cheyanu, kaani Chiru fan kabatti aayana em chesina support chestanu - oka fan  Prajalu JP Indra lo Chiru laga velli schools kosam funds adagali ani korukuntunnaru - same fan | ||
| Guttonkay Side Hero Username: Guttonkay Post Number: 5690 Registered: 05-2008 Posted From: 148.87.67.136 Rating: |
meeru thread mottam chadivara? kaneesam naa posts anni choosara? :-) I said I was commenting on the title and the necessity to use a controversial title. | ||
| Zulu Side Hero Username: Zulu Post Number: 3656 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 66.68.181.197 Rating: |
TV Interviews Here are the links to the TV interviews we have done a few weeks ago. Studio N interview conducted by Ramesh Garu is by far the most comprehensive interview I have done on TV. Of all the TV anchors that interviewed me, Ramesh Garu was the only one that read my book and you will notice the difference in the quality of interview. The program lasted for an hour without any commercial breaks. Studio N Interview: Part1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=642a8qejPGc Part2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmJx7gtt63o Part3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGlYBumFxBk Part4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FgCrHXYHLs Part5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_CjUq4RPLQ Part6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2y8koKuX6g Part7: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfSG3bVXZrQ Part8: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSgrLzgrL2M TV9 Interview: Part1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=513Il_2nstM Part2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxbwZ3da3nc NTV Interview: Part1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkLFis-U6tI Part2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWWWhDiBJdU Part3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWR0Y1uArnc ABN Andhra Jyothy: Part1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oeTJ8TyPhM Part1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqjR1Q-bodg Save Andhra Pradesh! Nalamotu Chakravarthy Maathru bhasha vegataipoyina mudanastapu jathi manadhi | ||
| Indiarocks Side Hero Username: Indiarocks Post Number: 4216 Registered: 09-2008 Posted From: 207.141.5.253 Rating: |
Meeru book chadivara?, book title controversy ani decide chesaru? Nenu PRP ni support cheyanu, kaani Chiru fan kabatti aayana em chesina support chestanu - oka fan Prajalu JP Indra lo Chiru laga velli schools kosam funds adagali ani korukuntunnaru - same fan | ||
| Guttonkay Side Hero Username: Guttonkay Post Number: 5683 Registered: 05-2008 Posted From: 148.87.67.136 Rating: |
kindhane "a bhasmasura wish" anta. I guess diplomacy is not his forte :-) And yeah, controversy sells any day. sarele. book chadivite summary pettandi. | ||
| Zulu Side Hero Username: Zulu Post Number: 3654 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 66.68.181.197 Rating: N/A |
Eyana kooda english book ki "My Telugu Roots" ani pettadu..telugu ki trend kodhiga marchadu..sooti cheppali anukunnadoo emo mari, Here is the coverpage for his english book. http://www.myteluguroots.com/front.html Maathru bhasha vegataipoyina mudanastapu jathi manadhi | ||
| Guttonkay Side Hero Username: Guttonkay Post Number: 5682 Registered: 05-2008 Posted From: 148.87.67.136 Rating: |
what kind of question is this nani bro? sriously? book cover choosi aa taruvata book lopala choostam. inflammatory title avasarama ane angle meeru alochiste my comment won't feel offensive. Title ni question cheyadaniki manamevaram andam kooda baledu. An editor exercises his control over every single part associated with writing of a book and I am sure this guy knows it. The more I think about it the more I uncomfortable I feel. verpatuvadhulu ani vallani evarno tidutu manam verpatuvada title pettadam avasarama? Where is the end? I don't know this guy and I didn't read his blog or book. My comment is solely on the title and the intentions. poddunna eeyana meeda attack jarigindi ani 200 post thread padindi, so I remembered the incident. Anyways .. | ||
| Zulu Side Hero Username: Zulu Post Number: 3653 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 66.68.181.197 Rating: |
Read this, If you are seperate Telangana supporter, you will defenitely consider this inflammatory, alanti book inka vere em title pedathadu? http://www.myteluguroots.com/whose-hyderabad-is-it/ When Sri Krishna Deva Raya took to the Vijayanagara throne in 1509, the empire was in a significantly weakened state. The entire coastal Telugu areas were occupied by Orissa. Similarly, the Kannada and Tamil regions have also raised a flag of revolt. 24 year old Sri Krishna Deva Raya was determined to put things in order. He first invaded Mysore (Srirangapatnam) and suppressed the Kannada revolt. He then marched on coastal Telugu region and drove out the Orissa army from Udayagiri, Kondavidu, Kondapalli, and Rajahmundry. After this Krishna Deva Raya marched on Tamil Coromandel coast and subdued that region as well. At the end of these battles, that lasted six long years, he was able to bring back the entire South India under Vijayanaagaram’s suzerainty. While Sri Krishna Deva Raya was busy consolidating his empire, Bahamani Empire of Deccan (Gulbarga) was going through infighting. Sultan Quli, who came to India from Turkey, raised a flag of revolt against Bahamani. He attacked Devarakonda and ended the Velama kingdom’s rule. Learning of the attack on the Velama kingdom, Sri Krishna Deva Raya rushed with his forces to rescue and camped at Panagal in Nalgonda. In a fierce battle that ensued, Sultan Quli defeated Sri Krishna Deva Raya forcing his retreat from Nalgonda. Encouraged by his victory, Sultan Quli marched on Coastal Telugu districts. Sri Krishna Deva Raya learnt his lesson and moved into Coastal Andhra with a massive army and succeeded in driving out Sultan Quli’s forces. As a result, today’s Nizam region was separated from Telugu land and a tenuous peace reigned between Vijayanagaram and Qutub Shah who started ruling from Golkonda. Sultan Quli’s brother Ibrahim was the assumed heir to the Golkonda throne. Ibrahim got into a dispute with his brother. Vijayanagaram, after the premature death of Sri Krishna Deva Raya, was now under the rule of his son-in-law Aliya Rama. Aliya gave a large estate in Vijayanagaram to Ibrahim and provided protection from his brother. After the demise of Sultan Quli, Ibrahim left Vijayanagaram and went on to become the king of Golkonda. Sadly, in the Talikota battle waged to destroy Vijayanagaram in the name of Jihad, Ibrahim became a mute spectator to the spectacle of his friend Aliya Rama’s head getting chopped off by Nizam Shah of Ahmadnagar. Though there are accounts that he was grief-stricken to witness his friend’s killing, he did not stop it. Ibrahim, after the demise of Vijayanagara Empire, started annexing its Telugu districts. In 1571-72 he captured Rajahmundry, in 1579 he captured Vinukonda, Kondavidu, Kacharlakota, and Khammam. Hyderabad city was not founded at this time. After Ibrahim Quli’s death, his son Mohammed Quli continued consolidating his hold on Vijayanagara Telugu regions. Mohammed occupied Kurnool, Cuddapah, Nandial, Dole, Gandikota, and Nellore. Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah completed the consolidation of the Telugu region under Muslim rule. He founded Hyderabad in 1589. At the time of the city’s founding the entire Telugu country, including the current Nizam, Circar, and Ceded regions, was under Qutub Shahs. Mongolian Emperor Aurangazeb intended to consolidate his hold on South India. He attacked Golkonda and captured it in 1687, thus ending the Qutub Shahi rule. He appointed his representative Nizam to administer the Golkonda kingdom. British entered India in 1600 to conduct trade through the East India Company. Inspired by the stupendous financial success of the East India Company, French entered Indian shores in 1650s through the French East India Company. British and French quickly went beyond their original goal of trade and got involved in regional conflicts between Indian kingdoms. British were the best in the world when it came to using gun powder, followed by the French. Nizam Asaf Jah of Hyderabad declared independence from Delhi in 1720. Asaf Jah died in 1748. His sons got into a fight for the Hyderabad throne. British and French sided with different heirs in that power struggle. Both the British and French had their eyes set on the Coastal Telugu districts for maritime trade and military reasons. French helped Nizam’s third son Salabat to capture Hyderabad throne. In return for their generosity, Salabat assigned Coastal districts to the French. British concerned with the growing French influence, under the leadership of Colonel Clive, marched on the Coastal districts in 1759 and occupied the region. As a result, British were officially at war with the Hyderabad State. Seven years later in 1766, British and the Nizam reached an agreement to end hostilities. }In return for keeping the Coastal districts, British agreed to pay nine lakh rupees a year to Nizam. As you can see, though Coastal districts were separated from the rest of the Telugu land, the districts were still contributing to Hyderabad exchequer through the taxes paid to the British, which are in turn being passed on to Nizam. The conflict between the British and French continued in the Indian subcontinent. Nizam once again sided with French and invited 15,000 French soldiers to protect Hyderabad. British marched on Hyderabad and drove out the French soldiers. Nizam was forced to accept British protection through a treaty signed in 1798. As a result, six battalions of British forces were placed in Hyderabad. Nizam was required to pay 24 lakh rupees a year for the maintenance of British troops. Nizam could not pay the British these monies and as a result amassed a significant debt. In 1800 he was forced to cede Bellary and Cuddapah to the British in return for the British military expense. So, it is clear that Hyderabad continued to receive British protection with the taxes paid by the Circar and Ceded districts even after these regions separated from the Hyderabad State. Hyderabad State, in addition to the 8 Telugu districts, had 4 Kannada and 3 Maratha districts. There was an atrocious tax regime under Nizam. Peasants of all these districts paid taxes through their nose to Nizam. Today’s Hyderabad city is a source of revenue for the rest of the State. However, prior to 1956, the situation was quite different. The rural areas of the Hyderabad State financed the expenses required to maintain the capital city. Now, with that background, who can stake a claim for Hyderabad city? Our capital city belongs to the people living in erstwhile Nizam Telangana, Maratha, and Kannada districts- particularly the peasants. It belongs to Hyderabadi Muslims including those that came from Iran, Iraq, Turkey and other places. It belongs to the Marathis, Kannadigas, Marwadis, Rajputs, Gujaratis, Punjabis and many others who have been living in Hyderabad city for many generations. Lastly, it belongs to the people of Circar and Ceded districts. As separatists call them, these people are not “settlers†but are rightful stakeholders of the Hyderabad city. Just like the poor peasants of the Nizam districts, their forefathers have also contributed to the development of Hyderabad city by paying taxes to the Qutub Shahs, the Nizams and the British. Maathru bhasha vegataipoyina mudanastapu jathi manadhi | ||
| Guttonkay Side Hero Username: Guttonkay Post Number: 5681 Registered: 05-2008 Posted From: 148.87.67.136 Rating: |
see did he write the book to inform/educate others or did he write the book to vent his frustration? alanti titles pedite em vastundi? ayana pottala bile kool avuddhi, boldu mandiki blood boil avuddhi. PVNR soodandi "the insider" ani pettadu. baga tittadu. Anyway, I wouldn't give a controversial name to a controversial book, especially if I am trying to make a buck on it. To each his own though. | ||
| Nanigadu Side Hero Username: Nanigadu Post Number: 5196 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 99.226.73.237 Rating: |
meeku antha pedda article lo matladataniki adokkatey kanipinchinda... aayana book ayana istham manamevaram adagataniki... ippudu ayanni tittina kottina manamelli kapadalem kada...evadiki kavalsindi vadu vethukkuntadu aney mata vasthavam ani malli prove chesaru... When you point a fingre at some body remember that there are three fingers pointing at you and one finger pointing at God | ||
| Onlytruth Legend Username: Onlytruth Post Number: 66254 Registered: 01-2007 Posted From: 173.62.7.9 Rating: |
antha chakkati title pedithe tappentakkay ? http://tollywoodismybollywood.blogspot.com/p/favorites.html | ||
| Venkateswarlu Side Hero Username: Venkateswarlu Post Number: 3735 Registered: 01-2010 Posted From: 209.242.155.84 Rating: |
Title koodaa meere cheppesi, lopata em raayaalo koodaa cheppeste.. manam matter close cheskovachhu.. In this db, there's always someone watching you!!  | ||
| Zulu Side Hero Username: Zulu Post Number: 3652 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 66.68.181.197 Rating: |
guthonkay, atani vuddesamey adi..he strongly believes that the seperatist idea stemmed from lies and gobbels..why should he mellow it down?...I read his blog entries..If his book is also like that, the title is very very apt.. another way to look, I guess,is controversy sells  Maathru bhasha vegataipoyina mudanastapu jathi manadhi | ||
| Guttonkay Side Hero Username: Guttonkay Post Number: 5680 Registered: 05-2008 Posted From: 148.87.67.136 Rating: |
Why did the dude have to pick such an inflammatory title for his book. It's like people ask for trouble wantonly. "Mana Telugu Talli- Asatyala Punadula Pai Nirmithamaina Telangana Verpatuvaadam" | ||
| Zulu Side Hero Username: Zulu Post Number: 3651 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 66.68.181.197 Rating: N/A |
title lo attacked ani chaduvukogalaru..db lo auto spell check pettali..labham ledu chuss.. Maathru bhasha vegataipoyina mudanastapu jathi manadhi | ||
| Zulu Side Hero Username: Zulu Post Number: 3650 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 66.68.181.197 Rating: |
http://www.myteluguroots.com/heres-what-happened-on-aug-2nd/ Separatists’ Assault on Freedom Thank you to all those of you that expressed concern with regards to my safety. I would to take this opportunity to clarify some of the distortions that have been put out by several media houses in the last 24 hours. I have been working on getting my book translated for over 3 months and the work on it has completed recently. I was originally planning to release before July 27th the telugu version of my book titled "Mana Telugu Talli- Asatyala Punadula Pai Nirmithamaina Telangana Verpatuvaadam". Friends have advised that I shouldn't do given the prevailing tensions associated with the elections, and I heeded. Then I was again advised not to release when the election results are coming out given the prevailing tensions. I finally decided to release the book on August 2nd as I have been away from my wife and kids for an extended period and I was not willing to postpone my departure date yet again. As a precautionary measure, I've requested for police protection and informed the police about my plans. They cautioned me to do the release on another day. I told them that the invitations have already been sent out and I can't change the date. The event was held at the Press Club in Somajiguda. There were two doors to the room where the event was held- one in the front and another in the back. A.B.K. Prasad, K. Rajshekharam, Dara Sambaiah, C. Narasimha Rao, and C. Srinivas were the guests. First Narasimha Rao garu spoke, then A.B.K. Prasad garu released the book and started speaking. As the speech was going on, a couple of people in the back started shouting slogans and tried to rush towards the dias. Venkateswarao garu, Punnam garu and others who came in our support stopped them from reaching me. While all this was going on, one of the protestors managed to come through the front door, and threw a book at A.B.K. Prasad garu, but it didn't hit him. Then the same person tried to assault me. Punnam garu and Venkatewsarao garu standing near the dias immediately pounced on him. The protestor at this point managed to throw the book at me with force, which landed straight on my head. I was slightly hurt, and one of the lens from my spectacles fell off. There were about 5-7 protestors. After about five minutes of pushing and shoving, people who came in my support have managed to push them out of the room. By then some of the guests have left the room to watch the unfolding scene outside. What happened outside has been for the most part captured on the cameras and has been aired on TV. I told the people in the room that I intend to finish the book release function and refuse to leave without exercising my fundamental right to express my opinion. Someone in the audience went out and asked the guests to come back in. The press also came back into the room. We've all again sat on the stage and I talked about my book for about 10 minutes, then I condemned the assault on freedom of speech and how everyone should notice what has happened. I urged people to fight for their fundamental rights. After this Srinivas garu gave an inspiring speech and told how he respectfully disagreed with my position. At this point we ended the function. The press people refused to leave and insisted that I give an interview. In the meantime one of my friends came in and told me that I am not obligated to give an interview as this is a book release function, and not a press meet. He suggested that I should leave immediately as the crowd is building outside. Punnam garu suggested that I take three questions and leave. That seemed like a decent compromise, but the press people protested saying that three is too few. I said that I will take three questions and that's it. First question came from a journalist and he went on rambling for 5 minutes about how Nizam region suffered without asking the question. I interrupted him a couple of times to ask the question, but he wasn't in a mood to ask, but tell. Then I moved on to a second journalist, and his question was- "meeru telangana dopidiki guri kaledu ani enduku antunnaru?". At this point I realized that these jounalists are not interested in an interview, but to drag me into an argument. I got up and left the room. When I got out, an army of media people pounced on me. They didn't let me go and started accusing me of all sorts of things imaginable. There were a group of 20-30 police, but they didn't dare to rescue me. A lone police officer waded through the crowd, approached me and said I should leave right away for the sake of my safety. I told him that that is exactly what I am trying to do, but I am unable to find my car in the crowd. He said first get in my jeep and leave, we will find your car. The press pounced on the police officer accusing him of interefering with freedom of press and hurled all sorts of regional insults at him. He said he was not helping me, but protecting me. They then shouted at him asking why then has he asked me to get in his jeep. At this point, the police officer backed off. I was again left to myself to find my car as the journalists continued to harass me. I eventually found my car, but the press people refused to let my car go and blocked it. I got in my car and shut the door. They forcibly opened the car door and would not let me close it. The police officer who tried to help me earlier, again came to my rescue. He pushed the people blocking my car aside, shut the door and asked us to leave immediately and we did. This is what has happened on that eventful day. Contrary to the media reports, we in fact have finished the entire book release function and only then left the press club. A couple of quick clarifications on some of the allegations. - There has been a lot of noise about where I come from. I refuse to be identified by region, as I believe these divisions and regions have been created by invaders. I have never claimed myself to be a Telanganite, I've only said that my native place is Nalgonda. So, here is everything I know about my roots. I was born in Hyderabad. My father and mother were both born in Nalgonda district. My father was born in my native village near Nalgonda, while my mother was born in a village near Kodad. My paternal grand father and paternal grand mother (nayanamma) were also born in Nalgonda district. My great grand mother (my paternal grand father's mother) came from a village in Guntur nearly hundred years ago. On the other hand, my nayanamma's family is from a village near Miryalguda. Her father and forefathers were village patels and that tradition is continuing to this day. My nayanamma's family members still act as village officers in their village near Miryalguda. - A TV channel has been carrying a vicious campaign that I am promoting Samaikyandhra to protect my Rs. 300 crores assets in and around Hyderabad. I can categorically state that my assets are not even worth a fraction of that. On top of it, common sense dictates that if I really care about my assets, I should stay quiet and not stand up to fight. Last few days events have only increased my resolve to fight against separatism with all my might- and this will not be the last time you will hear from me. The fight will go on. Save Andhra Pradesh! Nalamotu Chakravarthy Maathru bhasha vegataipoyina mudanastapu jathi manadhi |
