I am writing this out of disgust and anguish over the treatment Chandrababu Naidu was metted out while protesting the Babli dam
issue in Nanded, Maharashtra. What is more stupid is other political parties are terming Naidu's act as being politically motivated. Ofcourse,
even a kid can tell that. Naidu might have his own plans or motives behind the issue. But the point is, he is doing it for a cause. The dam height will
deprieve alomost 60% of Telangana region of water necessary fot farming and drinking. Even though the case is pending in
Supreme Court, Maharashtra government is going ahead and building dam with irregular heights. Is that fair. Naidu is not protesting
to stop the construction of dam. All he is asking is to give a fair treatment so both states get equal share of water.
Definitely my blood boils for the treatment metted out to a Telugu Soldier(s). Instead of all the parties and individuals
getting together and protesting, absolute idiots are condemning Naidu's act. For all those "high commnad babus", please
wake up and see the future of deprieved lands in Telangana region. For the Tahckerey's, I would like to tell donot
mess with Telugu pride and stop your irresponsible feudal comments.
This is the time, not to talk about that Dam started during Naidu's regime. This is the time for all telugus to unite and
support for our fair share of water resources.
I AM NOT A TDP SUPPORTER.
JAI HIND
S.Matta
chilldesi@gmail.com
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Monday, July 05, 2010
Y.S.Jagan Mohan Reddy: Tiger always ROARS
Written On 7/5/2010.
I am extremely delighted to see Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy going ahead with his proposed “Odarpu Yatra” amid absolute resistance from so called Congress “High Command”. To clear the air, I am not a Congress supporter. I am writing this only as a “Swabhimaan Telugu” person.
Someone said, Tiger’s cub always roars. Its absolutely true that our Telugu Bidda Y.S.Jagan started to prove that he is an able leader. All the ruckus, the other leaders are creating for the proposed yatra is absolutely ridiculous. Jagan clearly mentioned the yatra is personal and nothing to do with politics. Any ‘sane’ person can understand that going and consoling people who died(committed suicide) hearing news of beloved Shri.Y.S.Rajasekhar Reddy is only to console the people. What is wrong with that. Jagan did not give any political speeches during the past yatra’s.
Jagan reminds of one of the greatest telugu leader Shri.N.T.Rama Rao, who did not bestow to Delhi High command and reiterated Telugu Desam Party back to power after being dethroned in 1984 coup. N.T.R garu is absolutely a great telugu leader who showed every telugu person living in hook and corner of the world what exactly “telugu pride” is.
Every time I see news, I always hear 'high command..high command'. I sometimes feel whom we voted High Command or leaders. Is it the only mantra our leaders have. People voted to see leaders/politicians work for betterment of society not chant “High Command” astothara every second.
I believe Y.S.Jagan is not trying to send a “dikkat” to high command. He is proving that what he is trying to do has nothing to do with politics. This is the type of leader Andhra Pradesh needs in future who can take decisions that he believe are right and good.
I sincerely applaud Y.S.Jagan for his courageous and non compromising attitude in doing what he believes is right to do. Good to go “Tiger”.
Jai Hind
S.Matta
chilldesi@gmail.com
I am extremely delighted to see Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy going ahead with his proposed “Odarpu Yatra” amid absolute resistance from so called Congress “High Command”. To clear the air, I am not a Congress supporter. I am writing this only as a “Swabhimaan Telugu” person.
Someone said, Tiger’s cub always roars. Its absolutely true that our Telugu Bidda Y.S.Jagan started to prove that he is an able leader. All the ruckus, the other leaders are creating for the proposed yatra is absolutely ridiculous. Jagan clearly mentioned the yatra is personal and nothing to do with politics. Any ‘sane’ person can understand that going and consoling people who died(committed suicide) hearing news of beloved Shri.Y.S.Rajasekhar Reddy is only to console the people. What is wrong with that. Jagan did not give any political speeches during the past yatra’s.
Jagan reminds of one of the greatest telugu leader Shri.N.T.Rama Rao, who did not bestow to Delhi High command and reiterated Telugu Desam Party back to power after being dethroned in 1984 coup. N.T.R garu is absolutely a great telugu leader who showed every telugu person living in hook and corner of the world what exactly “telugu pride” is.
Every time I see news, I always hear 'high command..high command'. I sometimes feel whom we voted High Command or leaders. Is it the only mantra our leaders have. People voted to see leaders/politicians work for betterment of society not chant “High Command” astothara every second.
I believe Y.S.Jagan is not trying to send a “dikkat” to high command. He is proving that what he is trying to do has nothing to do with politics. This is the type of leader Andhra Pradesh needs in future who can take decisions that he believe are right and good.
I sincerely applaud Y.S.Jagan for his courageous and non compromising attitude in doing what he believes is right to do. Good to go “Tiger”.
Jai Hind
S.Matta
chilldesi@gmail.com
Saturday, February 06, 2010
OCTOBER 2ND..GANDHI JAYANTHI..!!
WRTTEN ON OCTOBER 2ND 2009...
Gandhi Jayanthi:
Today our great nation and the whole world celebrates the birthday of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, our beloved “Mahatma”.
Undoubtedly Gandhi was a reckoning factor in India achieving our independence from British Imperial Raj. Gandhi always worked for upliftment of weaker sections and envisioned an India developed on every front may it be education, may it be villages, and may it be weaker sections of society.
What perplexes me is, the fact that we celebrate this great soul’s birthday as a holiday in India. I am not condemning the fact that Gandhi should be respected for his achievements. From what I learnt about Gandhi’s ideologies he literally lamented a person who is lazy and who doesn’t do any work. He always thought nation’s are built by hard working people.
Imagine the number of industries that are not productive because it is a holiday. Imagine the lax in government schemes to be implemented because it is a holiday. The fact is national productivity is halted because of October 2nd being a holiday. Gandhi never said nor implied nor even encouraged the idea of declaring his birthday as a holiday. Now if someone has to argue that in other developed countries birthday’s of popular leaders are Holidays and why not Gandhi’s birthday as a holiday, I completely disagree with that mentioning the fact that we are still a developing nation.
From the inspiration I get from Gandhi’s principles and ideology, I feel that had he been alive today he would have NEVER allowed our great nation to celebrate his birthday as a holiday.
Jai Hind
Suresh Matta
chilldesi@gmail.com
Gandhi Jayanthi:
Today our great nation and the whole world celebrates the birthday of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, our beloved “Mahatma”.
Undoubtedly Gandhi was a reckoning factor in India achieving our independence from British Imperial Raj. Gandhi always worked for upliftment of weaker sections and envisioned an India developed on every front may it be education, may it be villages, and may it be weaker sections of society.
What perplexes me is, the fact that we celebrate this great soul’s birthday as a holiday in India. I am not condemning the fact that Gandhi should be respected for his achievements. From what I learnt about Gandhi’s ideologies he literally lamented a person who is lazy and who doesn’t do any work. He always thought nation’s are built by hard working people.
Imagine the number of industries that are not productive because it is a holiday. Imagine the lax in government schemes to be implemented because it is a holiday. The fact is national productivity is halted because of October 2nd being a holiday. Gandhi never said nor implied nor even encouraged the idea of declaring his birthday as a holiday. Now if someone has to argue that in other developed countries birthday’s of popular leaders are Holidays and why not Gandhi’s birthday as a holiday, I completely disagree with that mentioning the fact that we are still a developing nation.
From the inspiration I get from Gandhi’s principles and ideology, I feel that had he been alive today he would have NEVER allowed our great nation to celebrate his birthday as a holiday.
Jai Hind
Suresh Matta
chilldesi@gmail.com
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