Andhra (9 districts) 42%,
Rayalaseema (4 districts) 38%,
Telangana (10 districts) 30%...
schools
Andhra 9 districts – 26,800
Rayalaseema 4 dist – 13,000
Telangana 10 dist – 17,954
The facts can be got by comparing increase in number of schools from 1955-56 to 2005-06. …… Primary.................... Upper primary..........High schools ..........Total
Seemaandhra: 21075 to 37871; 71 to 10006; 618 to 7616; 21764 to 55493
Telangana: 7678 to 24291; 159 to 7817; 101 to 8579; 7938 to 40687
Total Govt employees
Seemandhra (13 districts) 9 lakhs
Telangana (10 dist) 3 lakhs
IAS/IPS/IFS officers (civil services)
Andhra (9 dist) 225,
Rayalaseema (4 dist) 50
Telangana (10 dist) 60
Power Utilization
Andhra (9 dist) 54%
Rayalaseema (4 dist) 23%
Telangana (10 dist) 23%
Nagarjuna sagar project
Andhra submerged land = 0, cultilavation land 20 lakh acres
Telangana submerged land = 100%, cultivation land 4.5 lakh acres
Sales Tax collection (2001- 2002)
Andhra 21%
Rayalaseema 5%
Telangana 74%
Excise Collections (2001-2002)
Andhra 24%
Rayalaseema 10%
Telangana 66%
Telanganites constitutes 23% in all industries in Telangana area, 0% in
Andhra, Rayalaseema area
All housing board colonies in capital city – 93% people are from
Seemandhra.
Govt Libraries
Andhra (9 districts) 630
Rayalaseema (4 dist) 243
Telangana (10 dist) 450
Power regulatory mechanisms – 220 KV, 132 KV, 32 KV substations and
lines never realized in Telangana region.
What it means to us? Without them how is power distributed to us?
funds spent on education
Andhra 9 districts – Rs 1308.56 Crores
Rayalaseema 4 dist – Rs 382.87 Crores
Telangana 10 districts – Rs 163.39 Crores
In 70’s – Jublee hills lands were purchased at Rs 105 per acre. Total acres
1400. All Telanganites living in that area were thrown out, jublee hills
housing society did not have a single Telanganite
Panchayat Raj divisions
Andhra (9 dist) 883
Rayalaseema (4 dist) 342
Telangana (10 dist) 295
100% power of Vizag thermal (simhadri) is being used for Andhra only,
but 27% power of Ramagundam is being used for A.P.
82% of farmers are depending on private loans in Telangana
If development was the justification for keeping an alien ruler in place, India
should have never been free from British rule !
There was no single drop of water in Palanadu 350yrs ago, it was like a
desert. Now, entire Telangana canal irrigation land is less than Guntur dist
alone.
Rs 60 crores of surplus budget was the pride of Telangana in 1948.
When Andhra state was formed – it had only 1 Crore in hand given by
Madras govt, and Shri Raj Gopalachari said ‘Get lost from here’.
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar suggested Hyderabad second capitol of India. He said
Hyderabad is better than Delhi.
Government buys sugar cane from farmers (per quintal)
Andhra – Rs 1200
Telangana –Rs 890
Andhra lands are canal cultivated – Telangana depend on bore wells
why these differences in united andhrapradesh to TELANGANA .....? only one and straight question to uniters.............
JAI TELANGANA
JAI JAI TELANGANA
Dear Mr.Gopi Krishna,
ReplyDeleteA genuine demand doesn’t require falsehood interpretations and fake statistics.
1. Telangana Literacy
As per the 2001 census Mahbubnagar is the district of lowest literacy rate in Andhra Pradesh with 44.41%. Then how can the average literacy rate of Telangana come down to 30%? Check the internet and find the true literacy rates.
2. Schools
There is contradiction in your statement itself. You yourself are telling two figures for each region. What is the number of schools in each region?
Seemandhra: 39800 (Andhra -26800+Rayalaseema -13000) or 55493
Telangana: 17954 or 40687
First be sure your self any try to argue and convince the people.
And how you got magical rounded figures of 26800 and 13000 for Andhra and Rayalaseema?
3. Sales Tax collection
All big industries and companies where ever they are doing the business across the state, but will have their Head Offices in Hyderabad, being the capital. And they pay all their taxes in Hyderabad.
For example the Lanco Power which is situated in Vijayawada, Panyam Cement which is situated in Kurnool district are having their Head Offices in Hyderabad and they pay their Sales Tax in Hyderabad. Check the total of Telangana excluding Hyderabad and Ranga Reddy.
And if the state is divided all these companies may relocate their Head Offices to their new capital and pay their taxes there.
Come with genuine problems, and don’t only try to show less development and more income. How can a underdeveloped region can contribute more income? Either it is developed or its income is less.
4. Power regulatory mechanisms
Do you mean that there is no power supply to a single home in Telangana? If there are no power transmission lines and substations how power is being transmitted in Telangana? It’s just a blind argument.
5. Funds spent on Education
Andhra 9 districts – Rs 1308.56 Crores
Rayalaseema 4 dist – Rs 382.87 Crores
Telangana 10 districts – Rs 163.39 Crores
Only a blind allegation, with out valid proof.
6. 100% power of Vizag thermal (simhadri) is being used for Andhra only, but 27% power of Ramagundam is being used for A.P.
Just a blind argument with out knowledge. Both Ramagundam and Simhadri are NTPC projects and 100% of Simhadri and 27% of Ramagundam is allocated to Andhra Pradesh state by the Central Government. It was N Chandrababunaidu’s influence to get 100% allocation of Simhadri to our state.
And power from both the plants is supplied to the Southern Grid, where you can not divert it or allocate it as per your will and wish to a particular region. From the grid the entire state on a whole can only use allocated amount of power, but nobody with his hand can divert it to Andhra region.
7. Government buys sugar cane from farmers (per quintal)
Andhra – Rs 1200
Telangana –Rs 890
State Government never purchases sugarcane in any region, because the state government does not own any sugar plant. Only Private Sugar Industries purchase sugarcane from farmers.
If the Telangana demand is genuine, please come out with true facts if any, but don’t blindly blame others with fake statistics and falsehood arguments.