***** TG elections on Dec-7******

[tom bhayya]

2 hours ago, hyperbole said:

I am strongly feel that TDP vote(settler) might convert to Congress but Congress vote(local) will not convert to TDP from where ever TDP contests.  90% positive now local see TDp as andhra party . TDP cannot win just with settler vote

TRS	63	34.3
INC	21	25.2
TDP	15	14.7
AIMIM	7	3.8
BJP	5	7.1
IND	1	5
Others	7	9.9

 

trs got 34.3 % votes in 2014 valla peak time lo adhi.. congress 25.2 and tdp 14.7 

[tom bhayya]

Hyderabad: Telangana has least literacy rate in the country after Bihar. Amongst the 36 states and Union Territories, AP stands at 32 rank, TS stands at 35 while Bihar stands at 36th position in literacy rate.

According to experts, education is not on the state government’s priority list compared to irrigation and other infrastructure projects. Allocation of budgets is very important but it has not been reflected in their budgets in the last four years. The cost to educate a person goes up when the age of learning is higher. That means if you educate a child, you need far lesser resources than trying to educate an adult, but governments spend very less amounts on adult education, say experts.

 

 

Mr Venkat Reddy, an education activist said, “The Centre sponsored programme called Sakshara Bharat which was introduced to increase the literacy rate is not active. Sakshara Bharat is one of the CSS programmes which has been delinked. About 18,000 village coordinators and 437 mandal coordinators who are appointed to improve the adult education are on contract basis. The government has not paid their honorarium since April 1, 2018. As many as 40 government staff members who run the adult literacy department get regular salaries but without any results.”

Mr Sandeep Pandey, former member of Central Advisory Board on Education (CABE) said, “Telangana has least literacy rates because the State government has not implemented the RTE Act. These governments are under pressure from the private schools and the coaching institutions' lobby to avoid implementation of RTE Act in Telangana and A.P. Hence, Hyderabad, emerging as the biggest coaching hub of country, has become a bane for children from underprivileged categories as it denies them the opportunity to study in schools of their parents’ choice. The upcoming elections are an opportunity for people of Telangana to demand from various political parties in the fray to include the task of implementation of RTE Act, 2009 in their election manifestos.”

Professor Venkat Gaddam Reddy, an education expert, said, “It’s unfortunate that Telangana has least literacy rate compared to other states. One of main reasons is the disproportionate allocation of resources to urban areas like Hyderabad, Warangal, and Ranga Reddy Districts. 

According to Telangana socio-economic report, there are 26 districts whose literacy rate is below average. Furthermore there is a difference of 8 per cent to 10 per cent between male and female literacy rates which obviously brings down the state average.

[CricPokChic]

6 minutes ago, tom bhayya said:

TRS	63	34.3
INC	21	25.2
TDP	15	14.7
AIMIM	7	3.8
BJP	5	7.1
IND	1	5
Others	7	9.9

 

trs got 34.3 % votes in 2014 valla peak time lo adhi.. congress 25.2 and tdp 14.7 

mukkoniki ti8 poti ivvali congress+tdp+tjs+cpi vallu leda hung ravali...lekapothe vannni taatukolem....

[TOM_BHAYYA]

8 minutes ago, tom bhayya said:

TRS	63	34.3
INC	21	25.2
TDP	15	14.7
AIMIM	7	3.8
BJP	5	7.1
IND	1	5
Others	7	9.9

 

trs got 34.3 % votes in 2014 valla peak time lo adhi.. congress 25.2 and tdp 14.7 

Post-elections tdp vote share going down drastically..  aa % lo majority pink party ke..

and ycp had also reasonable vote share adhi kuda trs ki jump avvochu majority

[TOM_BHAYYA]

5 minutes ago, tom bhayya said:

Hyderabad: Telangana has least literacy rate in the country after Bihar. Amongst the 36 states and Union Territories, AP stands at 32 rank, TS stands at 35 while Bihar stands at 36th position in literacy rate.

According to experts, education is not on the state government’s priority list compared to irrigation and other infrastructure projects. Allocation of budgets is very important but it has not been reflected in their budgets in the last four years. The cost to educate a person goes up when the age of learning is higher. That means if you educate a child, you need far lesser resources than trying to educate an adult, but governments spend very less amounts on adult education, say experts.

 

 

Mr Venkat Reddy, an education activist said, “The Centre sponsored programme called Sakshara Bharat which was introduced to increase the literacy rate is not active. Sakshara Bharat is one of the CSS programmes which has been delinked. About 18,000 village coordinators and 437 mandal coordinators who are appointed to improve the adult education are on contract basis. The government has not paid their honorarium since April 1, 2018. As many as 40 government staff members who run the adult literacy department get regular salaries but without any results.”

Mr Sandeep Pandey, former member of Central Advisory Board on Education (CABE) said, “Telangana has least literacy rates because the State government has not implemented the RTE Act. These governments are under pressure from the private schools and the coaching institutions' lobby to avoid implementation of RTE Act in Telangana and A.P. Hence, Hyderabad, emerging as the biggest coaching hub of country, has become a bane for children from underprivileged categories as it denies them the opportunity to study in schools of their parents’ choice. The upcoming elections are an opportunity for people of Telangana to demand from various political parties in the fray to include the task of implementation of RTE Act, 2009 in their election manifestos.”

Professor Venkat Gaddam Reddy, an education expert, said, “It’s unfortunate that Telangana has least literacy rate compared to other states. One of main reasons is the disproportionate allocation of resources to urban areas like Hyderabad, Warangal, and Ranga Reddy Districts. 

According to Telangana socio-economic report, there are 26 districts whose literacy rate is below average. Furthermore there is a difference of 8 per cent to 10 per cent between male and female literacy rates which obviously brings down the state average.

Andhuke ga brother gorlu barlu sepalichhi balanace chesindhi

[tom bhayya]

2 minutes ago, CricPokChic said:

mukkoniki ti8 poti ivvali congress+tdp+tjs+cpi vallu leda hung ravali...lekapothe vannni taatukolem....

congress ki dynamic leader nadipevaadu ledu like ysr vallalo vallu kottuku sasthaaru adhi advantage kcr ki 

[tom bhayya]

1 minute ago, TOM_BHAYYA said:

Post-elections tdp vote share going down drastically..  aa % lo majority pink party ke..

and ycp had also reasonable vote share adhi kuda trs ki jump avvochu majority

vallantha trs loney gaa join ayyindhi so atu poyindhi but andhra party antuntey chepthunna peak time loney andhra party ki 14.7% vachindhi ippudu adhi irrelevant 

[CricPokChic]

4 minutes ago, tom bhayya said:

congress ki dynamic leader nadipevaadu ledu like ysr vallalo vallu kottuku sasthaaru adhi advantage kcr ki 

yeah..hope rahul baba sorts all these internal issues when he tours on oct 20th...

[tom bhayya]

4 minutes ago, TOM_BHAYYA said:

Andhuke ga brother gorlu barlu sepalichhi balanace chesindhi

chinnappudu sakkaga chdauvuko lekapothey barrelu kasukovaali aneytollu intlo ippudu ardham aithondhi dhora policy 

[TOM_BHAYYA]

1 minute ago, tom bhayya said:

chinnappudu sakkaga chdauvuko lekapothey barrelu kasukovaali aneytollu intlo ippudu ardham aithondhi dhora policy 

Chinnappatinunde entrepreneurs ayyettu chusthunnadu

[Android_Halwa]

8 minutes ago, tom bhayya said:

chinnappudu sakkaga chdauvuko lekapothey barrelu kasukovaali aneytollu intlo ippudu ardham aithondhi dhora policy 

Self employment is the best policy...

 

[hyperbole]

42 minutes ago, tom bhayya said:

TRS	63	34.3
INC	21	25.2
TDP	15	14.7
AIMIM	7	3.8
BJP	5	7.1
IND	1	5
Others	7	9.9

 

trs got 34.3 % votes in 2014 valla peak time lo adhi.. congress 25.2 and tdp 14.7 

TRS now ia projected to have 43-47% vote share as many surveys, they have gained immensely at TDP loss. TDP has literally fallen to less than 2% vote share in most consistencies esp interior Telangana

[tom bhayya]

Inaugurated his party State office in Vijayawada on Saturday, Jana Sena party (JSP) chief Pawan Kalyan said he will be formally contesting 24 seats in Telangana elections. He also said that there is no need to go for early elections in Telangana. In addition to senior leaders, including M Gopala Krishna, M Gangadharam and M Krishna Rao, former Speaker of State Assembly Nadendla Manohar, who quit Congress and joined Jana Sena party on Friday, was also present at the inauguration.

Although the party president did not discuss an alliance with other parties, he said that the decision for contesting in Telangana will be announced soon. The JSP president also said he was planning to contest in 23 or 24 seats. “Some of the TRS corporators have expressed their readiness to join the JSP and contest on its behalf,” the actor-turned-politician said. 

Blaming the Telangana Rastra Samithi (TRS) for advancing the elections, Pawan said that it is a “premature election” that is being imposed for political gains. He also pointed out that TRS should not have dissolved the Assembly without completing its full term.

Pawan on Saturday also urged all parties to come together and mount pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to grant the special category status to Andhra Pradesh. At the event, he demanded that the Andhra government convene an all-party meeting to discuss the SCS issue and to put pressure on the BJP-led NDA government to keep its promise.

Pawan Kalyan said, “The AP government lacked sincerity as CM Chandrababu Naidu wavered in his stand and spoke in different voices on the issue. That is why we did not attend the all-party meeting last time. This also caused confusion among the public. But if the government is committed, we will attend the meeting and work together in this matter.”

[hyperbole]

58 minutes ago, tom bhayya said:

vallantha trs loney gaa join ayyindhi so atu poyindhi but andhra party antuntey chepthunna peak time loney andhra party ki 14.7% vachindhi ippudu adhi irrelevant 

Peak time of TRS is now or yet to come and not in 2014; not many knew how KCR will do as an administration and was apprehensive about his personality and casted vote otherwise (including my family for the fear depreciation in the property values); hence in Hyd region he just won 3 out 24 seats; now he has proven beyond doubt and hence as per recent survey 69% people want to see him as a CM again.

 

[boeing747]

7 hours ago, hyperbole said:

Peak time of TRS is now or yet to come and not in 2014; not many knew how KCR will do as an administration and was apprehensive about his personality and casted vote otherwise (including my family for the fear depreciation in the property values); hence in Hyd region he just won 3 out 24 seats; now he has proven beyond doubt and hence as per recent survey 69% people want to see him as a CM again.

 

Yup... congrease ki G pagilipovali ee debbatho...dora kodithe ela mind block avuddo chudachu...inka kodandram lanti pilla dash parties kanuchupumera lo kuda kanapadav anukuntunna nenu. Balka lantollu kummi10gutaru kodandram ni (he already did b4)