How well is our CM developing our state?

by **rami** » Sat Aug 10, 2002 2:37 pm

Please Put ur Comments i just wanna know how many educated members are very much interested in not changing our CM and last point is that remember we are having 25000 debt per head

by **Guest** » Sun Aug 11, 2002 7:12 pm

Development of state doesn\'t come without debt. I believe CM is taking the state in the right direction.

by **harsha** » Mon Aug 12, 2002 11:35 am

may be what u said is right but it is not fair to get loans and waste it on the fancy projects like FFW and other
programs

by **Ravi Rajan** » Tue Aug 13, 2002 6:19 am

hey... don\'t worry about debts etc... it\'s all part of business ... who knows tomorrow even our debts will be releived by US like Pak... so, wise thing is grab the opportunity and try to do something now, instead of waitin for resources to come from our own country. Atleast few, if not all might be benefitted by the so called fancy programs ... which is what is wanted, unlike others who did not even helped these handful ...

by **raghu** » Tue Aug 13, 2002 11:56 am

i really feel.. that our state is heading in the right direction under the able leadership of our CM... regarding debts... these things are part of the business and as far as they are utilised properly.. we should not really concern too much..... i hope everybody agree with me..

by **ramesh** » Tue Aug 13, 2002 3:26 pm

if u say he is a and able adminstrator than how come we are still lagging behind in term of indutries and Soft ware when compared with that of tamil nadu and Karnataka every company is having their amin office in either chennai or karnataka or mumbai etc there just a hand full of companies who are just having a good branch in Hyderabad that is like wilco ok i am not talking about debts what about other cities in the state except hyderabad they are not al developed i am not talking about vizag,vijayawada and guntur . i am talking about warangal it is considered to be the second most developed city in telangana what is the fate of that city there is nothing great to consider in that cithy except REC and KMS there is no development in telangana at all then how come we can decide he is leading us towards development may be u are all concerned with the CM announcing projects of IT and privatisation and what about the corruption in tirumala he can really stop that he want i am citing this example because that is the one very body know but it was not there at all at the time NTR was our CM i am just not critisizing our CM but there are many way sin which he can improove him self and the state like the recent Chaduvula Panduga he got a great idea of educating every child kudos to him but he has to stick to it properly and should maitain a prer record of the children who were brought back to schools should not drop out once again if they drop out once again they will again got to them and just enroll their name again it should not be like that there should not be any publicity stunts
apart from alll these i can say that he is the only leader who can lead our state well in the contemporary leader there were leaders at that times of anjaiah but now there is only one and only one CM

by **Anil** » Tue Aug 13, 2002 11:24 pm

Good thought Ramesh. BTW, do you know that Karela is a more educated, culturally rich, per capita income is high and has very smart people. But, you won’t find any industries in Karela, that’s because the people kill the industry even before the organization goes breakeven. If you setup an industry, the very next day you will find a dozen trade unions cropping up. The people are so smart that it’s virtually impossible for anyone to set up an industry. Above all, they are very isolationists. They don’t allow outsiders to come into their place. BTW, they are all around the world. If you take the example of Tamilnadu, they started going isolationist with the Dravidian movement. Before that, capital used to flow from south Orissa through Kerala to Madras. This isolationist movement brought the doom to TN or else Madras would be the dominating city in the south. I had a first hand experience once I was traveling from Chennai to Tirupati. It was a commuter train and there are lots of people going back to their home after the office hours. Every other person is talking tamil and I thought, everyone must be a tamilian. As the train moved deep into AP, there are only a few commuters left and now they started talking Telugu. It really caught me surprised. These people don’t want to speak Tamil but if they don’t then they would be branded as non-locals. This is the attitude of Medras. No matter how much the TN CM markets the Medras, the outside entrepreneur know the attitude of madras. We have an attitude in AP as well. To live in Hyderabad, one needs to be strong and street smart. If anyone looks innocent, then he will be eaten up by hyderabad. Even the auto guy will rob you hi time if you look like an innocent or new to this city. One needs to be strong and has loud voice to live in Hyderabad. People respect street goons and laugh at educated professionals. Hyderabadis take their job granted for lifetime. In govt. organizations, they feel proud of scaring their customers and higher officials who are non-locals. BTW, you are a non-local if you are not from Telangana region and you are not welcome. Hyderabad has killed all it’s major industries with these attitudes. Say it HMT, Allwyn, IDPL, etc. Whereas the costal Andhra is decomposed in cast feelings. Do you think anyone can ever market AP or Hyderabad? If their own people are unwelcomed to Hyderabad, how can any entrepreneurs trust hyderabad? BTW, what are you talking about Warangal, it’s the hub of Telangana feeling. Now look at Bangalore, you don’t need to know Kannada to live there. Not just the businessman or the professionals, even the retired people want to live there even though it’s costly. Bangalore doesn’t have an attitude.

by **Ravi Rajan** » Tue Aug 13, 2002 11:36 pm

Hey Ramesh... It is not just the ability of Chandra Babu Naidu that our state will become No. 1, its we all who have to contribute. Come out of this complaining attitude, tell me what you have done for this State. Why are pointing fingers at others, what is your achievement towards developing our Country or State or City.

by **neeraj** » Wed Aug 14, 2002 12:01 pm

sir, i have lived in all the states in India, and honestly andhrapradesh is the Best state i have seen so far, I am from T.Nadu, yet I love Hyderabad, hats off to our CM and the govt... which works and for the people only,, police are decent, while they stop you to check your licence, they are poilite,,and not rude....

Most of us have credit cards atleast two,, so why bother about the loan what the govt owes to others,, friends,,, now-a days things work out only with loans every where,,,,

why are there so many Telegu people working in USA??? the ration of visitors to USA are more from AP why??? cause the education is the best in this state,,,, Take IIT among the total seats on all india level, 80 pct are from A.P.. AP. maths,is the toughest amoung the other sylabus,,,

Mr.Cm ,, each on of us are here to develop the state, whihc would certainly set an precedence to the other states and for our nationaly development...

by **Ramesh** » Thu Aug 15, 2002 5:27 pm

Hello Rajan,
Nice to see ur Comment that i am complaining about our CM any way i happy to see that some body reacted to my comments
bye
Ramesh

by **mrk** » Wed Jul 02, 2003 2:06 pm

Currently and in the past he worked and worked well. But his followers must also do the same. Some are indulging in bringing a bad name to him and his party.(Officers)

by **Learner** » Wed Jul 02, 2003 6:45 pm

Bravo - that is the attitude - Each and everyone has to do whatever he can to make Hyd - AP - India - World a better place.

Please each of us, lets be more considerate to others. Practise random kindness, and senseless acts of beauty.

Have a good day.

by **Yadav** » Thu Jul 03, 2003 6:31 pm

Hey,
Even other countries have recognized our CM\'s working skills. Lets give him a big hand. He has redefined politics.

by **Manz** » Fri Jul 04, 2003 11:05 am

Yes, I agree with you, he is the best person we have in politics now, who can keep AP going in the right direction. Remember, a few years back he was awarded with the tag \"The Best Politician In Asia\"!!!

by **Ravi** » Fri Jul 04, 2003 5:23 pm

Isn\'t it amusing that a \"political leader\" has become a role model for many Indian youth? Would have been blasphemy in the 70s!

by **Learner** » Fri Jul 04, 2003 5:34 pm

What does a common man need - security, employment, education and basic health needs. Who really cares about politics.

This man is at least TRYING to lead us there and he needs all our support. I hope and pray he stays long enough to accomplish the projects he has in mind.

Look at other CMs and look at our young man here. Keeps going and going and going........

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