lopali manish...a book by PV Narasimha rao

[Telugodura456]

2 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

No. They didn't build the identity. You always learn the wrong lessons.

They built a social justice system. one day they will tackle public sanitation too.

gaadidhi guddule. Social system is not that bad in andhra or maha or kerala. dont be delusional. you elected 5 bjp MLAs.

[Raven_Rayes]

1 minute ago, Telugodura456 said:

Yep once indian central pwoer is diminished i would welcome the competition from TN. They will be a worthy adversary no doubt.

Its not a competition. That's the point.

Only inside India, states have to compete. Once outside India, they don't have to. They can cooperate and live well.

gawd, I hope India breaks soon.

[Raven_Rayes]

1 minute ago, Telugodura456 said:

gaadidhi guddule. Social system is not that bad in andhra or maha or kerala. dont be delusional. you elected 5 bjp MLAs.

show me dalits in this db, pls.

[Telugodura456]

Just now, Raven_Rayes said:

Its not a competition. That's the point.

Only inside India, states have to compete. Once outside India, they don't have to. They can cooperate and live well.

gawd, I hope India breaks soon.

ofcourse some co-operation and some competition will be there too. In the end it will be much more fun.

[Gnan_anna]

5 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

He describes hiimself in the book as a communist.

That book is an Informative one but not at all accurate, I believe...

 

If neelam and kasu would have written their autobiographies in this manner then more explosive things about p.v would come into light....usually he used to be the one who always put a roadblock when high command decides to go for another candidate ani and he was a perfect opportunist to the core, his feelings always bordered on Brahmin supremacy,  ani I heard from one of the veteran minister from Inc who was a giant during 1969 movt and sadly he is no more!

[Raven_Rayes]

2 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

ofcourse some co-operation and some competition will be there too. In the end it will be much more fun.

dude, you don't understand. There won't be a competition at all. what's there to compete for.

There's no central bounty.

[Raven_Rayes]

Just now, Gnan_anna said:

That book is an Informative one but not at all accurate, I believe...

 

If neelam and kasu would have written their autobiographies in this manner then more explosive things about p.v would come into light....usually he used to be the one who always put a roadblock when high command decides to go for another candidate ani and he was a perfect opportunist to the core, his feelings always bordered on Brahmin supremacy,  ani I heard from one of the veteran minister from Inc who was a giant during 1969 movt and sadly he is no more!

yeah. lot of fantasy narrative built around PVNR.

[Telugodura456]

2 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

show me dalits in this db, pls.

Dude we had people write books like "why i am not a hindu" and still work and live as professors in major universrities. Andhra and TG had great literature from lot of BC/SC/ST etc whether is its Joshua from guntur or Gaddar from Tg.

[Telugodura456]

2 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

dude, you don't understand. There won't be a competition at all. what's there to compete for.

There's no central bounty.

compete for investments , maybe comparision is better word. There will always peopel who say hey look those tamils did a much better job there why cant we do like them or beat them at it. I mean that sort of compettion - not hey lets grab that money before it goes to them sort.

[Raven_Rayes]

Just now, Telugodura456 said:

Dude we had people write books like "why i am not a hindu" and still work and live as professors in major universrities. Andhra and TG had great literature from lot of BC/SC/ST etc whether is its Joshua from guntur or Gaddar from Tg.

you have great people writing great books. Participate in great movements.

TamilNadu has normal people talking social justice in every platform. That's the difference. atleast  5 out of 10 in a random group of Tamils will speak about social justice, may be not as profoundly as Kancha Ilaiah, but according to whatever he knows.

where are the social justice advocates in this db. show me. don't say you are a social justice advocate, pls. to some extent, may be gnan_anna is. But still he hasn't said sorrrry for calling Umar Khalid a terrorist. hehe..

there's no serious discussion on social justice in telugu circles. Its simple.

[dasari4kntr]

6 minutes ago, Gnan_anna said:

That book is an Informative one but not at all accurate, I believe...

 

If neelam and kasu would have written their autobiographies in this manner then more explosive things about p.v would come into light....usually he used to be the one who always put a roadblock when high command decides to go for another candidate ani and he was a perfect opportunist to the core, his feelings always bordered on Brahmin supremacy,  ani I heard from one of the veteran minister from Inc who was a giant during 1969 movt and sadly he is no more!

agree...i would like read the other perspective...

i am..yet to read this book...in few months...

http://www.sundarayya.org/sites/default/files/2021-04/Brahmmananda Yathra.pdf

[Raven_Rayes]

2 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

compete for investments , maybe comparision is better word. There will always peopel who say hey look those tamils did a much better job there why cant we do like them or beat them at it. I mean that sort of compettion - not hey lets grab that money before it goes to them sort.

that's what you don't understand about how economy works.

when you control the currency, you don't need foreign investments. They need you for them to get better returns, if you produce commensurate to the economic activity you triggered due to printing of currency.

you can actually chose which foreign investments you want, and which you don't. and ask them to fcuk off.

[Telugodura456]

3 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

you have great people writing great books. Participate in great movements.

TamilNadu has normal people talking social justice in every platform. That's the difference. atleast  5 out of 10 in a random group of Tamils will speak about social justice, may be not as profoundly as Kancha Ilaiah, but according to whatever he knows.

where are the social justice advocates in this db. show me. don't say you are a social justice advocate, pls. to some extent, may be gnan_anna is. But still he hasn't said sorrrry for calling Umar Khalid a terrorist. hehe..

there's no serious discussion on social justice in telugu circles. Its simple.

There is no one better advocate than me for social justice. You and your stupid complexes. Gnan-anna is one TG bigot. He said in the last thread "andhras got kicked out of TN". You have some sort of jealous hate against andhra - thats pretty obvious .

But i agree that TN a lot of people talk social justice - i met one and was stunned how informative he was. We just called for some job related thing and talked for hours and he was extremely happy to converse with me and so was i.

[Gnan_anna]

7 minutes ago, Raven_Rayes said:

yeah. lot of fantasy narrative built around PVNR.

Fantasy em ledhu ba he was crafty enough to get himself prime ministerial position and his look east policy during his tenure is laudable one but he expected too much from Brahmin lobby at the centre but he fell flat as they gave him a royal backslap when he was fighting for his second tenure...

 

But his role as cm of United ap was short-lived but he tried to implement land ceiling laws only to impress Indira but watered it down halfway as he got coldfeet due to ultimatums from andhralobby ...he restrained another outburst from andhra lobby but that outburst got materialised when mulki rules was approved by highcourt of which he didn't have any control over it...

 

In short he had his plus and minus but his glorification is skewed heavily in popular culture ....

 

He was a crafty politician at best but neither an idealogue nor an inspirational candidate!

[Gnan_anna]

3 minutes ago, dasari4kntr said:

agree...i would like read the other perspective...

i am..yet to read this book...in few months...

http://www.sundarayya.org/sites/default/files/2021-04/Brahmmananda Yathra.pdf

Thanks ba for this link....I will read it! Ee peddha manishi kuda suddha poosa emi kadhu ...read it with a pinch of salt!