Powercuts resume in T

Power crisis again hits Telangana and the authorities have announced fresh cuts from today. During July and August months, considerable amount of rainfall was registered and so hydral power was produced. Eventually power cuts were decreased however, things are back as there were no rains over the past couple of weeks and DISCOMs again started power cuts.

 

Since two days, especially in Hyderabad city, power cuts were irregular and demand is more, supply is less. Read more ..

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Non Stop Samaikyandhra Movement Since 8 Days

Non Stop Samaikyandhra Movement Since 8 Days

Samaikyandhra Movement

Many associations, groups and unions that were not heard of so far by many in the State came out to protest against the Congress Working Committee's decision to bifurcate the State of AP.

Some of the pictures of agitation in support of Samaikyandhra (United AP State)
The situation is expected to aggravate with the joining of workers of 123 RTC bus depots in Seemandhra and AP NGO's strike call notice to the Government to observe from 12.00 am on 12th August.

Employees of Private Colleges in Visakhapatnam gathered at Siripuram Junction.


 KCR's Effigy burnt at Ananthapur



Group of Brahimins rallying on Ananthapur roads.



Autos rally in Anakapalle



Parakala Prabhakar speaking in the Samaikyandhra Supporters Meet at Tirupati.



Reserved Army Force deployed at Tirupati standing on vigil.



Picnic in protest.  Samaikyandhra supporters cooking on roads in East Godavari District to disrupt traffic to mark their protest for the bifurcation decision taken by CWC.



Chandi Yagam organized at Pushkara banks of Godavari in Rajuhmundry by the group of Archakas to get divine support also for Samaikya movement.



Rally of Samaikya supporters at Kakinada.



Human chain at the main center of Kadapa.



Students shouting slogans at Prakasham Pantulu statue in Ongole.



Students formed human chain at Lawyerpeta, Ongole.



Rally at Ongole organized by the State Mala Community JAC.



Women's rally at Kadapa.



Samaikya supporters blocked main road at Budwel in Kadapa district.



Employees of District Officers' union rally at Kurnool



Transport vehicles held up at Kurnool Highway.



Traffic blockade at Tungabhadra National Highway in Kurnool



Human chain at Tiruvuru in Krishna District.



Picnic in protest in front of Municipal Office at Machilipatnam in Krishna District.



Rally of autos at Machilipatnam, Krishna District



Cooking food on road at Varikuntapadu in PS Nellore District.



Vehicles stopped on National Highway at Yecharla in Srikakulam district



TRS party President KCR's effigy burnt at Srikakulam



Students on the National Highway at Denduluru in West Godavari District formed human chain.



Students rally at Tanuku in West Godavari district



Samaikyandhra supporters form chain in the main Center in Vizianagaram.



MLC Kolagatla speaking in support to the Samaikyandhra supporters.



Autos rally at Purnakumbham circle at Tirupati.



Medicos rally at Guntur protesting State's bifurcation.



TDP leaders rally at Guntur protesting State's bifurcation.



Veterinary employees JAC rally at Guntur



Homam in the Gandhi Center, Potti Sriramulu Nellore organized by Brahmin community.



Advocates targeting District Collector’s offices at PS Nellore.




Dharna by Samaikyandhra supporters at the residence of Union Minister Panabaka Lakshmi at Nellore.

Clever Ploy By High Command

Two member team, clever ploy by high command: Politicking Wishesh 

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Two member team,clever ploy by high command:  As per the directive of the high command, each party must send two delegates to debate over the issue of Telangana formation at the all-party-meet on December 28.

While many wanted the Party leaders (chiefs) to be called in, the central party never named the members who need to attend the meet. Many leaders from the T region, other than the Congress expressed that this meet was only a gimmick of the high command to garner votes for FDI in Retail.

However critics feel that this meet might not be the end of the road, due to this two delegate format. TRS will be the only party that shall send two members who are to insist the T formation. Most other parties would send leaders from the either region who express the people's opinion of that particular region and then it is sure to be divided. This only will put the issue on the cross roads as usual. A good plan to show the public about the discrepancies of the oppositions and neat way to wash the hands off the issue too.

On the other hand, if only the party presidents were called than things would have been different and would have put them in embarrassing moment. By this innovate formula Congress saves itself from embarrassment and even helps the party leaders from saving their skins. A convenient way to pose a uniform win-win situation. The meet benefits everybody uniformly while sidelining the  actual issue.

 
 

Be positive: Jana: Any media person approaching the Panchayatiraj Minister Jana Reddy and questioning him about the outcome of the December 28, all-party-meet, is sure to be surprised over the optimism expressed by the senior Congress man from Telangana.

The leader is totally reluctant to even think about a possible negative outcome at the meet. He feels the meet is sure to find a solution to the impending problem. OMG! This man is a tough minded optimist.....

 

Kakatiya rule reminds of unified Telugus: Vijayawada Congress MP Lagadapati Rajagopal, is one man in the political circle, who leaves no stones unturned to hog limelight, even at the expense of  others. His controversies and statements that have raised the mercury levels at times will always remain fresh in the public memory, as one supersedes the other before the last one fades out.

Reacting to his absence at the Kakatiya celebrations in Warangal,  the MP recalled that Kakatiya's rule was the golden period of the state when all Telugu people flourished unitedly. He added that if he was to go there, then he is bound to speak out his mind over the issue and that would irk a few who cannot swallow the bitter truths.

Imagine there were some incidents of stone pelting at the CMs convoy yesterday when he went to participate in the celebrations. What would have happened if this Vijayawada MP was also present on the scene?