Telangana......... People Businesses in Hyderabad Encourage them..........to support telangana

Hotels and restaurents--
Fishland,Swagath group,Central Court,Ashoka,Bhaskara Palace,Parklane,Golconda hotel and resorts,Paradise,Bawarchi,Hyderabad House and all Hyderabad biryani points

Pharmacy stores----
mediplus,medmart

Hospitals-----Yashoda,medinova,CDR,Park,

Cmr Hrudyaalaya,Mediciti,Sarojini devi Eye Hospital,Sigma hospital

Junior Colleges----
Nalanda(vengal rao nagar),Gautami academy(SR nagar),Tetrahedran,SR educational institutions

Famous engineering Colleges---
CBIT,Mathrusri,Srinidhi,Aurora,Muffak amjah ,MallaReddy group of institutions,TRR,EVR ,etc....

Movieassociates ---
Nitin,Shashank,Sonia(happy days fame),Dil Raju,Surender reddy(Kick fame),Vamshi Pydipallii (Munna fame),Chakri,Chandrabose,N.Shanker(Encounter),VijayaShanthi,Sudhala Ashok Teja,Udaybhanu,Venu Madhav...

Vests and briefs---VIP

Real Estate and Builders----
Janapriya,Ashoka,Myhome,Manjeera constructions,Hardhik,Obili Infrastructure,Srinidhi,Prajay Group,SMR constructions,Madhucon,Vasavi constructions.....

Fresh Chicken items(Curries and Biryani) ---Model Rythu Chicken bazaar branches,Ram reddy chicken

Beer----Budweiser.

Bakeries-----Country Oven,Universal bakers,

Shopping-----Chermas,JC brothers

Electronic stores-------TMC,Next

Media----HMTV,RAJ News,ZEE TV supports Telangana

Chitfund Companies-----Kapil chits,Rao brothers chitfunds

Cement----Mahaa cement,Kakatiya cement

Clubs---Chirag fort,Celebrity Group

Beauty Parlour---Anoos

Industries-----Vishaka group of industries(owned by g venkataswamy),Padmaja group of companies,Sanghi Industries,Pratima group of industries,Link well industries etc...

Shoemart---Popular shoe mart

Telangana ..... On Shops.....In Medaram Sammakka and sarrakka

 

Telangana All Drinks.....

 

Telangana Hospital

About Hyderabad and Bagamathi

Hyderabad History is very rich and interesting, so don’t worry, you will not get bored reading it.

History of Hyderabad is inextricably linked with the rise and fall of various kingdoms, Qutb Shahi to Asaf Jahi (Nizams), which flourished in the Deccan region during the medieval and modern times.

It was the famous Qutb Shahi’s rule that opened a glorious chapter in the chronicles of Hyderabad.

Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah, Founder of Hyderabad
Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, Founder of Hyderabad
Fifth ruler of Qutb Shahi Dynasty
(Accession 1580 - Death 1612)

The birth of a city
Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, a ruler of the Qutb Shahi dynasty, was the founder of Hyderabad City. In the year 1591, when the Moon was in the constellation of Leo, Jupiter in its own abode and all celestial planets favourably placed, he laid the foundation of a new city which he called Bhagyanagar after his beloved queen ‘Bhagmati’. Bhagmati embraced Islam and took the name Hyder Mahal and consequently Bhagynagar was renamed Hyderabad after her.

City of Love
The fourteen year old crown Sultan of Golconda, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah was madly in love with beautiful Hindu courtesan ‘Bhagmati’, a local dancer. Every evening, the Prince of Golconda would ride to the village of Chichlam across Musi river, to meet his beloved, for he couldn’t live without watching her dance, and listening to her soulful voice.

Legend has it that once heavy rains and thunderstorm lashed Golconda and the city was devastated. Flood water of the Musi river destroyed many homes and lives.

Young Sultan of Golconda, Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah was worried for Bhagmati, so he decided to cross the flooded river to meet her. His Royal guards tried to stop him as it was very dangerous for the young sultan, but in vain. Prince rode to the shore of the Musi river. He coerced his horse to step into the river and as soon as it did, a furious current nearly swept it away. It was a miracle that both survived and reached the other end.

Musi River Hyderabad
View of Musi River from Puranapul (Old Bridge)

After crossing the Musi river, Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah rode towards the Chichlam village; he found many homes and lives were destroyed, he was searching for Bhagmati all the way and was praying for her safety.

Prince of Golconda found Bhagmati alive and felt happy after meeting her. After storm subsided, Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah and Bhagmati left for Golconda.

When Sultan Ibrahim, the father of the young Sultan heard this tale of dangerous passion, he was alarmed and forbade Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah from meeting Bhagmati. Young Sultan was miserable without her. Beautiful women from Armenia, Persia, Arab and different parts of India were brought to entertain the prince, but none could attract his attention away from his beloved ‘Bhagmati’.

Sultan Ibrahim found that his son loved only Bhagmati and no one else, no matter how beautiful she was. After seeing so much love for Bhagmati, Sultan Ibrahim constructed the Purana Pul (Old Bridge) – a massive stone bridge across the Musi River, to make it easy for the young Sultan to reach Chichlam to meet his beloved.

The romance of the crown Prince with a dancer evoked great curiosity and controversy in Golconda. The fact that the Bhagmati was a Hindu courtesan and much older than the prince, created quite a uproar in the court. The orthodox society was not ready to accept her as queen of Golconda. After ascending the throne, Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah defied all traditions, married Bhagmati, and made her his queen. He re-christened her Hyder Mahal, and named the city Hyderabad in honour of her.

Why Telangana....... ?

a. There are 10 districts in Telangana, 9 in Andhra and 4 in
Rayalaseema. Out of these 7 districts in Telangana, 3 in Andhra and 1 in
Rayalaseema are considered severely backward districts which means 70% of
districts in Telangana are backward while in Andhra it is 35% and in
Rayalaseema it is 25%. Apart from these there are some areas in all parts of
the state which are also backward.

b. 45% of the state income comes from Telangana region. When it comes
to utilization of funds, the share of Telangana is only 28%.

c. Normally canals are dug to supply water to the crops from rivers
for cultivation. The amount of land cultivated through canals in just Guntur
district is more than the land cultivated with canals in entire Telangana
region.

d. Nagarjuna sagar dam is built in Nalgonda district which is in
Telangana but majority of the water from the dam is used for Krishna and
Guntur district. The original dam was supposed to be build much ahead of its
present location but the location was changed so that it falls in the
Telangana region. Due to the construction of the dam several hectares of
Lime stone mines vanished as part of the dam back waters. Everyone know that
lime stone is used for producing cement. Even the natural resources were not
allowed to remain.

e. Fluorinated water problem is only in Nalgonda district which has
not been resolved since decades.


f. Two major rivers Krishna and Tungabhadra enter the state of AP in
the district of Mahaboobnagar(the biggest district in Telangana) but the
district always remains the worst draught hit areas along with Anantapur
because there is no project and process with which the water can be
utilized. The plans for utilization has been pending for decades.

g. RDS (Rajolibanda Diversion Scheme) is build in Mahaboobnagar to
provide water to 85000 hectares of land in the district. The leaders of
Rayalaseems blasted the gates of RDS and water is supplied to KC
(Kurnool-Cudapah) canal while only remaining water, if any, is supplied to
the lands in Mahaboobnagar.

h. 3 TMC of water from Gandipet is sufficient to supply drinking water
to our city. Every year 1700 TMC of water is wasted and is flown into Bay of
Bengal from river Godavari. Starting from Nizambad to Bay of Bengal there is
no project allowed to build on Godavari. If it is built leaders in Godavari
districts fear that the fertile lands in the area may fall short of water.
If the Godavari water is utilized properly, there will be no scarcity for
food grains in our state.

i. In Telangana regions, only few areas cultivate one crop a year
and very rarely two crops a year while most of the land doesn’t even
cultivate single crop. In both the Godavari districts, Krishna and Guntur
district, two crops a year is common and there are times where even 3 crops
a year are cultivated. The only reason is WATER.

j. Government issue G.O.’s for implicating its decisions. G.O number
610 is the longest non implicated G.O in the history of AP. The G.O was
issued in 1986 by late NTR who was then the CM of AP, which is not yet
implicated. The G.O speaks about the share of Telangana employees in
Government jobs in Telangana region.

k. 33% of the population in Mahaboobnagar district have left the
district for livelihood to different parts of the state due to draught and
majority of them are working as daily labour. No other district has so many
people who fled the home place due to lack of livelihood and working as
daily labour.

l. There are 25 plus government degree colleges in Krishna, Kadapa
and Guntur district while there is not even a single government degree
college in Ranga Reddy district.

m. Dairy development corporation of AP purchases milk from farmers
across the state for distribution. For the same milk, in Andhra, the
government pay Rs. 24 to the farmers and in Telangana they pay Rs. 22 per
litre. Partiality is shown even in milk J

n. In between 2005-2008 government sold lands worth Rs. 20000 crores
in and around Hyderabad which was utilized to build projects in Rayalaseema
and Andhra.

o. Not even a single project was completed in Telangana in the last 5
years while several projects were completed in Andhra and Rayalaseema.

Not just Telangana but areas of Northern Andhra, Prakasham and parts of
Rayalaseema are still backward. The state needs to progress as a unit.
People are suffering across the state and they need a solution.

Nobody wants a split in the state but when the people of one region are
constantly humiliated and denied of what they should be getting, such
demands keep coming. Let us show maturity in understanding social problems
keeping aside the sentiments.

Mandha Krishna Madiga.........Speeches on Castes....

Mandha krishna madiga........ matlededhi....... nijamena........


Telangana movement ki..... Thanporade Anagarina kulala portam addu kadhu..... antunadu...


Telangana kosam andharam kalise untam........ Kani intholena..... telangana jillalo unde........


anagarina kulala atma garuvam kalipidham .. antunadu......


Telangana political JAC lo evaru anagarina kulala varu..... leru antuanadu...


Osmanialo....... KU lo......... andharu anagari na kulala varu.....unnaru.......


ee samasya. ippatininchi alochinchala...... leka telangana vachaka alochinchala......


Eedhi samasyane avuthunadha.........


eepudu ee situations lo idhi correct......aaaa


1936 lo Dr.B.R.Amebedkar. kuda...... 1947 freedom kosam fight chesthune....


SC reservation kosam fight chesadanta.........


Which one is correct..........

Telangan History Nijalu..... 1947,,1948..1956

Telangana-1947 India ku freedom vachinappudu.........

Telangana nu NIZAMS-1947 lo Country ga Declare chesaru...........

After getting freedom from NIZAMS 1948 lo. State ga declare chesaru........

1956 - Lo AP ga Andhra & Seema region tho mix chesaru..........

Formation of Andhra Pradesh – 1947 to 1956
The years 1947 to 1956 were very crucial in the history of Andhra Pradesh. Even as India got independence on August 15, 1947,

at the same year nizams annoucnced as separate country....
very few days we lived as separate Country........

the three distinct regions of Andhra Pradesh – Coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema belonged to Madras state and Telangana was part of Hyderabad state, which was independent. Andhra Pradesh witnessed many struggles before it emerged as the first linguistic state on November 1, 1956.
Telugu speaking people’s dream of separate state. The Telugu speaking people struggled for the formation of a separate Andhra province since the British period, but they could not succeed. After India attained Independence, Andhra leaders put forth the desire for a separate Andhra State on several occasions before the Prime
Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and the Deputy Prime Minister Sardar Vallabhai Patel.
The Government of India formed ‘The Dar Commission’ under the Chairmanship of
S.K.Dar, which did not recommend the creation of States on the linguistic criteria. This drew adverse reactions in the Telugu speaking regions. The Congress Party immediately constituted an unofficial Committee consisting Jawaharlal Nehru, Vallabhbhai Patel and Pattabhi Sitaramaiah, popularly known as the J.V.P. Committee. In April 1949, the Committee recommended that the creation of linguistic provinces should be postponed by few years.

 

Nizam’s ambitious desire


Though India got Independence, there was nothing to cheer about for the people of Hyderabad state. During the years 1946 to 1948, Telugu speaking people were concerned about the developments in the state of Hyderabad. The Seventh and the last Nizam of Hyderabad, Nawab Mir Osman Ali Khan was very anxious to become independent, resisting Indian government’s efforts to merge Hyderabad state into the Indian Union. With the help of Khasim Razvi of the Ittehadul Muslimeen and its militia called the Razakars, he spread violence to achieve his desire.

 

Telangana revolt
To counter Razakars and Nizam Police, the Communists led peasant revolt by organizing village defense squads to protect the villagers. This revolt began in 1946 in the Nalgonda district and spread to Warangal and Bidar (which was then part of Hyderabad state) districts quickly. Farmers and labourers revolted against the Nizam and his loyal local feudal landlords using guerrilla tactics.

With the cooperation of a few patriotic Muslims, the Hindus who were more than 90 percent of the population of Hyderabad state launched ‘Join India’ movement to integrate the state with the Indian Union. Swami Ramanand Tirtha led the state congress leaders and took part in the movement actively.

 

Merger of Hyderabad state into Indian Union
Indian Union’s negotiations with the Nizam were abortive. The Nizam Government refused to accede his territory to India Union. Government of India launched ‘Police Action’ code named ‘Operation Polo’ on September 13, 1948 against Nizam. Nizam’s forces surrendered within five days on 18 September 1948 and the merger of Hyderabad state into the Indian Union announced formally.


Until the end of 1949, Major-General J.N.Chaudhuri was the Military Governor of
Hyderabad. M.K.Vellodi, a Senior Civil Servant acted as the Chief Minister of the State and the Nizam was designated ‘Raj Pramukh’ in January 1950. Burgula Rama Krishna Rao took charge of the state after 1952 general elections.
Coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema form Andhra State
Potti Sri Ramulu one of the strong leaders of the separate Andhra movement, took indefinite fasting from October 19, 1952 demanding for a separate Andhra state from the Madras state for the Telugus. On December 15, Potti Sri Ramulu breathed his last breath in the fasting camp. As the news of his death broke, violence spread all over the southern parts of the country. As a result of Potti Sri Ramulu’s sacrifice, the Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru inaugurated the Andhra state consisting eleven districts of Coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema on October 1, 1953 with Kurnool as its capital city.

 

The Formation of Andhra Pradesh
However, Telugu speaking people demanded for their long cherished Visalandhra formation, but people of Hyderabad state were unanimous in their demand for splitting the state into three parts. The States Reorganization Commission headed by Syed Fazal Ali heard the views of different people and organizations. Based on the Commission’s conclusions, the Congress Party High Command preferred Visalandhra and enlarged the state by including nine Telugu speaking districts of Hyderabad state to eleven districts of Andhra state to form Andhra Pradesh with 20 districts. In the process, the Hyderabad state was split among Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra State. Aurangabad division merged with Maharashtra
and Gulbarga division merged with Karnataka. The rest of the two divisions of the state – Gulshanabad or Medak and Nizamabad merged with Andhra State.
Thus, the state of ‘Andhra Pradesh’ emerged merging all the districts of Coastal Andhra, Rayalaseema and Telangana on November 1, 1956, with Neelam Sanjiva Reddy as the Chief Minister and C.M Trivedi as the Governor.

 

JAI TELANGANA..........

 

JAI JAI TELANGANA.......