Me chutalo evarana "anna" lo vundi janajevana sravanthi lo kalisara

[Rushabhi]

2 minutes ago, anna_gattiga_eyyi said:

Vammo avuna..nuvu polay suchi?

Evarthi aa Suchi? Naa Peru Rushabhi

[anna_gattiga_eyyi]

6 minutes ago, Rushabhi said:

Evarthi aa Suchi? Naa Peru Rushabhi

Screen id lane nijam peru luga feel avuthunaru ga 😁😁

[Raven_Rayes]

3 hours ago, Gnan_anna said:

Btw naxals antey only Maoists kadhu there are many groups too which are active and some of them perished.

grew up with tales of exploits of kishenji from a friend's dad. later read about him in the newspapers. and remember the massive outpouring of support when he was killed.

read a book couple yrs back about Lalgarh, where maoist movement in India reached its peak in 2009, and subsequently went off the rails because the villagers turned on the maoists after Kishenji's death.

I wonder often what is so special about these regions, WestBengal, Chattisgarh, Jharkhand, Orissa, parts of MP, AP, TG, Bihar that motivated villagers to engage in revolutionary war against the Indian state.

may be it was huge adivasi population that still carry the flame of freedom in their minds, while the rest of India either are slave to the state or the corporations tht give them instant comfort.

 

[Raven_Rayes]

wasting time instead of reading more about these amazing people in India.

[Gnan_anna]

5 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

grew up with tales of exploits of kishenji from a friend's dad. later read about him in the newspapers. and remember the massive outpouring of support when he was killed.

read a book couple yrs back about Lalgarh, where maoist movement in India reached its peak in 2009, and subsequently went off the rails because the villagers turned on the maoists after Kishenji's death.

I wonder often what is so special about these regions, WestBengal, Chattisgarh, Jharkhand, Orissa, parts of MP, AP, TG, Bihar that motivated villagers to engage in revolutionary war against the Indian state.

may be it was huge adivasi population that still carry the flame of freedom in their minds, while the rest of India either are slave to the state or the corporations tht give them instant comfort.

 

Hmmm....in tg the movement was started as an opposition to feudal forces( a few castes in particular like reddy, velama and Brahmans ).

It was catalysed by the separate tg movement where state violence was brutal and ultimately pushed the then younger generation into this movement.

The movement was further sustained by the emergency in our country.

The failure of the movement is a big topic and it has many reasons for its failure!

Even though the movt was a failure in the sense that it didn't reach what it was intended to , right from the beginning but it is mighty successful in altering the political landscape of tg and to some extent sociological landscape too .

It can be equated to Dravidian movt in tamilnadu even though not as successful as Dravidian movt , the penetration of radical left ideology into the masses was tremendous and that was not capitalised by the parties is another issue altogether .

In fact the forerunners of separate tg movt since early 1990s were mainly from left leaning individuals and to some extent dalit leaders.Even now in about 20 assembly segments trs has complete support of left and its people thereby surging ahead of it's rivals!! In an assembly of 117 seats, it is no kess a number!

It is true that the globalisation and it's fruits or tentacles, call it as you wish, started enveloping the younger generation , the outrightsupport for the movt is gradually fizzling out and the dumbo leadership of the left in the state isn't helping either!

[Gnan_anna]

11 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

wasting time instead of reading more about these amazing people in India.

Try to read the book "India mortgaged", wonderful book although from an old context...but it gives you an insight about the level of thought and ideological dedication of yester year leadership!

[Raven_Rayes]

6 minutes ago, Gnan_anna said:

Hmmm....in tg the movement was started as an opposition to feudal forces( a few castes in particular like reddy, velama and Brahmans ).

It was catalysed by the separate tg movement where state violence was brutal and ultimately pushed the then younger generation into this movement.

The movement was further sustained by the emergency in our country.

The failure of the movement is a big topic and it has many reasons for its failure!

Even though the movt was a failure in the sense that it didn't reach what it was intended to , right from the beginning but it is mighty successful in altering the political landscape of tg and to some extent sociological landscape too .

It can be equated to Dravidian movt in tamilnadu even though not as successful as Dravidian movt , the penetration of radical left ideology into the masses was tremendous and that was not capitalised by the parties is another issue altogether .

In fact the forerunners of separate tg movt since early 1990s were mainly from left leaning individuals and to some extent dalit leaders.Even now in about 20 assembly segments trs has complete support of left and its people thereby surging ahead of it's rivals!! In an assembly of 117 seats, it is no kess a number!

It is true that the globalisation and it's fruits or tentacles, call it as you wish, started enveloping the younger generation , the outrightsupport for the movt is gradually fizzling out and the dumbo leadership of the left in the state isn't helping either!

Dravidian movement was an ethnonationalist movement, that is pivoting to project itself as progressive. Its nowhere near as revolutionary as the TG movement (initial one). Even its leading figurehead Periyar, spoke in two tongues about opposition to state.

I love the tamils, and no serious DMK intellectuals will speak bad about communist movements and run down other regions and have huge respect for them, but lets not compare both. Dravidian movement is milquetoast compared to naxal-maoist movements across India. Tha't's why it was allowed to flourish. Communists in TN regularly spit on DMK and for good reason.

Pls point me to books I can read about TG movement from the start. I want to read about TG movement to start with, and then move to peope's war in Chattisgarh, MP and Maoism in WB.

[Gnan_anna]

1 minute ago, Raven_Rayes said:

Dravidian movement was an ethnonationalist movement, that is pivoting to project itself as progressive. Its nowhere near as revolutionary as the TG movement (initial one). Even its leading figurehead Periyar, spoke in two tongues about opposition to state.

I love the tamils, but lets not compare both. Dravidian movement is milquetoast compared to naxal-maoist movements across India. Tha't's why it was allowed to flourish.

Pls point me to books I can read about TG movement from the start. I want to read about TG movement to start with, and then move to peope's war in Chattisgarh, MP and Maoism in WB.

Telangana people struggle and its lessons- p.sundarayya( it is about tg struggle against Nizam, you can read it to get the context of tg society).

Telangana rashtram- oka demand  by prof jayashankar sir.

 

Battleground telangana- Kingshuk nag.

Birth of telangana state- prof kodandaram.

Funeral of 610 g.o- lokender reddy.

These are some of the books you can start with...if you know telugu there are countless books in tg.

[Raven_Rayes]

1 minute ago, Gnan_anna said:

Telangana people struggle and its lessons- p.sundarayya( it is about tg struggle against Nizam, you can read it to get the context of tg society).

Telangana rashtram- oka demand  by prof jayashankar sir.

 

Battleground telangana- Kingshuk nag.

Birth of telangana state- prof kodandaram.

Funeral of 610 g.o- lokender reddy.

These are some of the books you can start with...if you know telugu there are countless books in tg.

telugu too hard for me to read. will take atleast 5-10mins to read one page.

[nuvvu_naakina_paalem]

10 hours ago, Raven_Rayes said:

inka laagaku. lite teesko. I never said that it was a good straategy.

tehy did what they believed in, and whatever was practical at that point in time. I respect them for that.

Nijame le 

It's kind of necessary

 

Ippudante media, awareness vachindhi. Appatlo gun tho kodithe kani dourjanyam aapandra antey vinevaaru kaadhu. 

 

 

[Raven_Rayes]

20 minutes ago, Gnan_anna said:

Telangana people struggle and its lessons- p.sundarayya( it is about tg struggle against Nizam, you can read it to get the context of tg society).

This one is available online easy peasy. goin to spend this month  reading everything I can about TG movement.

thanks for all the recommendations.