Gaddar takes to FB on TRS

After TJAC chairman Prof. Kodandaram, it is now balladeer Gaddar who spoke out two- year rule of TRS government.

Posting a video on his Facebook page, Gaddar stressed on social justice and equal and democratic distribution of wealth among the people of the Telangana.

He shared his experience with dispensing natural when he was with the Adivasis in the forests long back. Gaddar said village elders gave two- shares of meat to a woman who participated in hunting an animal in the forest.

‘I was told by the Adivasi elders that woman was given two shares as she was pregnant : One share was for her and another was for the baby in  her womb’, he said in live chat.

Gaddar said that this was explained to him when he asked Adivasi elders why the said woman was given two shares, unlike all others who got one each.

Gaddar said in the video posted on his official FB page that the process should start to dispense this kind of natural justice to the people of Telangana as the TRS      government had completed two years in power.

State government should take steps to create a situation wherein people of Rayalaseema, Seemandhra and Coastal AP who have settled in Telangana feel happy and are at peace.

He said the land was the main problem in the Telangana.  “Today’s politics need  money, media, mafia , kafia and lofia. He said people of the Telangana have fought for a separate state to get their share of land, water, funds and jobs.

Gaddar has started his live chat on two –year rule of TRS with his famous song “Podusthunna Poddu Meeda... Nadusthunna Kalama Poru Telanganama..’ This song reverberated during the Telangana agitation and people regarded it their very own . 

TJAC to bring TRS 'failures' in public domain

The Telangana Joint Action Committee (TJAC) led by Prof. M. Kodandaram, honorary president of the Telangana Vidya Vanthula Vedika (TVV) will bring the ‘evaluation report’ on two- year rule of the TRS government in public domain.

The report which been brought out by the TVV will be published and the book will be released at a function in Hyderabad on June 26.  

Vidya Vanthula Vedika will hold meetings in all the districts and seek opinions of the public on the Report.

A source from TJAC said the book will cover eight issues of health, education, agriculture, electricity, distribution of land to Dalits, democratic and civil rights and administration. 

Experts on these subjects have analyzed the policies of the Telangana government, its promises in the election manifesto and its achievements and failures over the last two years.

It is learned that former University Grants Commission (UGC) chairman and some experts from different fields will attend the book release function.

The TJAC will initiate discussions on the report and come out with concrete suggestions involving various sections of the society.

Prof M. Kodandaram said that they would also bring out another book, reviewing the rule of the TRS government after three years.’ In his foreword to the book Evaluation of two- year rule of  TRS’(Rendendla TRS Palana Oka Parisheelana) has said that the book was intended to give a direction to the build a Telangana  in which people will live a life of self-respect and to prepare an action for future by reviewing two years journey.