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zc wrote: AP is not developing bcoz of Naidu and he neednt claim credit for all developments that are happening and blow his trumpet for the small things he does. when MM says 40% of software people in US are APites, they will be there whether Naidu is the CM or some other guy is the CM. It is only Naidu's luck that he came to power at the time when software is booming, just as many who did certificate courses in NIIT and APTECH in 94/95 and are working/become managers in the sector. The managers will stay on, we have to wait and see when the people of the state will realize that he is no better than any other guy. probably people have to realize that, desa`mante Naidu kaa`doi, desa`mante manushu`loi. i hope u got what i am trying to say.
that makes me ask, r u from APazazel wrote:Lok Satta active in A.P?
havent heard the name JPN much
would still vouch for Naidu man, YSR+Congress look like idiots to me..
n the rest r atleast as bad if not worse
ZC wrote:.....if someone has done anything for the country (we are reeping the benefits now, and politicians r blowing their trumpet)............its Man Mohan Singh.....the then Finance Minister
ZC wrote:Mera Bharat Mahan...............CtrlAltDel wrote:another good academic lost in the political swamp!
ZC wrote:time will tell. It doesnt make much difference if Ambani praises him or Bill Gates pats his back, they would for their own interest even if there was another CM, coz AP`ites are the max number of people in USA and in Software (as i said, Rao Remala is from REC Warangal and Bill would listen to him) ............. and Reliance has huge deposits in Krishna-Godavari basin..............its simple dude. thats y i say, Naidu or some other guy, all are equally bad and AP would still be in the same state as it is rt now...........as u said, until 1999 Naidu didnt do anything (he came only in 95-96...........but by them Satyam had its roots firmly in HYD (even by 95), so how did u say that.............Naidu helped Satyam ?? or anyother company for that matter?...............nobody need to claim that they have done anything excellent......if someone has done anything for the country (we are reeping the benefits now, and politicians r blowing their trumpet)............its Man Mohan Singh.....the then Finance Minister
Saradhi wrote:...."It will take some time for the benefits of the reforms and changes that Naidu brought to reach the common man.....
akhilis2cool wrote:Phew,
I read this discussion for the first time, and it was enlightning.
In my humble opinion CBN has done a good job. People today dont want to remember the sorry state of affairs in AP b`fore CBN took over.
One major contb. he made which no one discussed here was the introduction of e seva centres all over the state. it has really improved the functioning of the state, and releived the people from the horrors of standing in Q`s to pay utility bills. Today other states want to emulate eseva.
The situation of electricity is quite good in AP as compared to the 'developed' states of Maharashtra, Karnataka. Azim Prmji once quoted:
"Here we are discussiong million dollar contracts with MNC`s and the power goes off 3 times in 1 hr!!" He was referring to karnataka. As far as maharashtra is concerned its condition is even worse. There are regular power cuts every week in the name of load shedding. Thats not the case here in AP. But it used to b like that b`fore CBN. Bihar ke baare mein jitna kam bola jai utna achcha.
I guess the only area we lack in is the agricultural sector. though we produce good amt. of rice, when it comes to other crops (cotton etc.) we are not able to provide adequate facilities to the farmers. Punjab is the best in this sector.
Wait for the pharma sector to go into the boom phase and AP will be second to none, may be Gujarat will b slightly ahead.
In the IT sector as well AP is doing very well. Remember Computer Associates, the worlds 3rd largest software firm is setting up office in hyd. Motorola will be following soon.
OK some unfortunate incidents did happen in his tenure (especially the sufferings of the farmers), but that is the case all over the country (except punjab).
I strongly encourage discussnig topics like this one. Thanks ZC for introducing it. Thanks all for carrying forward without much of a deviation.
Let us keep it going.
Saradhi wrote:akhilis2cool wrote:Anantapur, Chittoor, Cuddapah, Hyderabad, Kurnool, Mehaboobnagar, Nalgonda, and Prakasam are frequently affected by drought conditions due to deficit rainfall. During the year 2001, for example, Prakasam district (where the survey on drought conditions is carried out) received 56 per cent deficit rainfall during June and July. This led to a deficiency of over 83 per cent in crops sown during these months.
akhilis2cool wrote:Phew,
I read this discussion for the first time, and it was enlightning.
In my humble opinion CBN has done a good job. People today dont want to remember the sorry state of affairs in AP b`fore CBN took over.
One major contb. he made which no one discussed here was the introduction of e seva centres all over the state. it has really improved the functioning of the state, and releived the people from the horrors of standing in Q`s to pay utility bills. Today other states want to emulate eseva.
The situation of electricity is quite good in AP as compared to the 'developed' states of Maharashtra, Karnataka. Azim Prmji once quoted:
"Here we are discussiong million dollar contracts with MNC`s and the power goes off 3 times in 1 hr!!" He was referring to karnataka. As far as maharashtra is concerned its condition is even worse. There are regular power cuts every week in the name of load shedding. Thats not the case here in AP. But it used to b like that b`fore CBN. Bihar ke baare mein jitna kam bola jai utna achcha.
I guess the only area we lack in is the agricultural sector. though we produce good amt. of rice, when it comes to other crops (cotton etc.) we are not able to provide adequate facilities to the farmers. Punjab is the best in this sector.
Wait for the pharma sector to go into the boom phase and AP will be second to none, may be Gujarat will b slightly ahead.
In the IT sector as well AP is doing very well. Remember Computer Associates, the worlds 3rd largest software firm is setting up office in hyd. Motorola will be following soon.
OK some unfortunate incidents did happen in his tenure (especially the sufferings of the farmers), but that is the case all over the country (except punjab).
I strongly encourage discussnig topics like this one. Thanks ZC for introducing it. Thanks all for carrying forward without much of a deviation.
Let us keep it going.
akhilis2cool wrote:Saradhi wrote:akhilis2cool wrote:Anantapur, Chittoor, Cuddapah, Hyderabad, Kurnool, Mehaboobnagar, Nalgonda, and Prakasam are frequently affected by drought conditions due to deficit rainfall. During the year 2001, for example, Prakasam district (where the survey on drought conditions is carried out) received 56 per cent deficit rainfall during June and July. This led to a deficiency of over 83 per cent in crops sown during these months.
Hey
where do u get all those figures from?
Saradhi wrote:akhilis2cool wrote:[quote="Saradhi
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