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2009 ఆర్-2 నుంచి 2012 క్యూ-3 వరకూ సాక్షి పాఠకుల సంఖ్యలో 17.86 లక్షల పెరుగుదల
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పురుషులు, స్త్రీలు, యువత, విద్యార్థులు ఇలా అన్ని వర్గాలూ ‘సాక్షి’ వెంటే
ఈ వర్గాలన్నింటిలోనూ ‘ఈనాడు’తో పోలిస్తే.. సాక్షికి పెరిగిన పాఠకులు
పైగా.. కొన్ని విభాగాల్లో ‘ఈనాడు’కు తగ్గిన పాఠకులు
http://sakshi.com/Main/FullStory.aspx?catid=541841&Categoryid=1&subcatid=33
A force known as Jagan. 
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another shock to tdp
http://greatandhra.com/viewnews.php?id=44131&cat=1&scat=4
టిడిపి కి మరో ఎమ్మెల్యే ఝలక్
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తెలుగుదేశం పార్టీకి చెందిన మరో ఎమ్మెల్యే పార్టీని వీడబోతున్నారా?ఉత్తరాంధ్రకు చెందిన ఈయన వై.ఎస్.ఆర్.కాంగ్రెస్ లో చేరవచ్చని ప్రచారం జరుగుతోంది.ఉత్తరాంధ్ర కు చెందిన ఈ టిడిపి ఎమ్మెల్యే చంచల్ గూడ జైలుకు వెళ్లి జగన్ ను కలవవచ్చని చెబుతున్నారు.లేదా ఆయన ప్రకటన చేయవచ్చు. టిడిపి ఎమ్మెల్సీ బొడ్డు భాస్కరరామారావు గురువారం జైలుకు వెళ్లి జగన్ ను కలిసి రాగా ఈ రోజు ఈయన చేరవచ్చు.
I think this is about ichapuram MLA sai raju anukunta,manchi name ee undhi anukunta ,manaku asset kavachu if he joins with us
http://epaper.sakshi.com/apnews/Nalgonda/15022013/1
“Antha dooram nadichamu anedhi mukhyam kadhu …Antha mandhiki bharosa icchamu anedhi mukhyam” – YS Sharmila.
“Anni allu brathikamu anedhi mukhyam kadhu ..Ala brathikamu anedhi mukhyam” – YS Jagan.
http://www.tupaki.com/news/view/TDP-is-Nothing-But-Dark-Congress/18382
జగన్‌కు రాహుల్‌ చెక్‌ పెడతారా?
http://news.suryaa.com/state/article-123129
Day 66 ….Prajaprasthanam …Neerajanam.
http://m.newshunt.com/Sakshi/State/19678560
“Babu and his Yellow batch should realise that Padyatra is not a walking race to cut cakes and celebrate. It is to understand peoples problems” – Sharmila.
Well said Sharmila garu. Their days are numbered.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QBFP91YNcyo
Court asks CBI to file progress report on probe in Jagan’s cases.
http://www.frontpageindia.com/andra-pradesh/court-asks-cbi-to-file-progress-report-on-probe-in-jagans-cases/49047
The Lion will come out soon to carry on the legacy of YSR.
http://sakshitv.com/index.php/news/news/state/15059-court-to-cbi,-how-long-do-you-intend-to-keep-jagan-in-jail.html#.UR0m9hEgGSM
The Hearthrob of AP. Adugu vesthe Prabhanjanam.
A recap of his OY.
There are some good pictures on this website.
http://www.princeysjagan.com/p/jagan-pics-gallery.html
http://www.sakshitv.com/index.php/odarpu/odarpu-yatra/statue-unveiled/2369-దర్భగూడెంలో-జగన్-రోడ్-షో.html
after long time i heard Jagan voice. we are missing Jagan presence
e blog lo aina JAGAN ANNA videos, photos post chesthe baaguntadhi..
eppudu chusina cbn, tdp gurinche untundhi.
http://sagarthedude.blogspot.in/2012/12/comparison-of-cbn-and-ysr-rule-just.html
sakshi ki readers perugutunnaru kani circulation peragatladhu ekkuva. circulation lo eenadu tho compete cheyalekapotundhi.sakshi ki 15 lakhs circulation kuda ledhu.sakshi circulation inka 2 lakhs increase ayitha appudu chala bavuntundhi appudu no 1 tag ki nearly reach avutundhi.
Heard our rivals are printing more papers to stay at No 1 position and Govt is also backing them.
All roads lead to YSRCP.
http://www.greatandhra.com/viewnews.php?id=44109&cat=15&scat=16
Babu ..Vastunna …Nakosam.
Leaders…Pothunnam…Prajala kosam.
I always knew the IT industry was grown up across the world/India from late 90′s. But our ex-master politician claims the credit for the growth in the state. I searched the websites to prove what was our state position before , during and after Babu’s period.
I managed to find this link. A table in this link shows
Figure 1: Software exports by state for years 1990, 1995, 2003. Based on this in 1995 (when Babu just become CM of our state) AP was ranked behind KK, TN, MR. After 8-9 years of rule we were still behind these 3 states. Moreover, as per those figures Haryana & UP almost caught up with AP. In summary there was no improvement in state rankings in terms of IT Exports which is used to measure the position in IT Industry of the country.
Click to access Human%20Capital%20in%20Indian%20Software%20Industry%20appreciated%20by%20Prof.Sukti%20Chakrabarti.pdf
Unfortunately there are no official STPI figures for the above (1993 onwards). If anyone have other links Pls post them here. We will all need these to fight with Gobels.
During YSR rule 2005-2010 period as per official STPI figures, the exports were quite impressive. AP moved to number 3 pushing back TN in 2008-2009 & following year. Haryana, UP, Delhi were distant 5th. So whoever say YSR didnt do anything for IT must be called Mad monkeys and should show them the proofs.
Click to access 2534218955annuarl1.pdf
If we can get official STPI export figures for 1993-2004 then we can expose Babu’s real IT contribution to state. All other states were doing better or equally good. But only Babu was project as AP CEO, IT SAVVY etc by his media mafia. Infact, the neighbourstates performed much better than Babu but they were never tagged as IT visionaries. What a hypocrytes !
Good Work Sekar
1999 Article…real root cause of electicity price hike?
‘Naidu has mortgaged state’s interest for World Bank loan’
http://www.rediff.com/business/1999/apr/21naidu.htm
…..The World Bank and the Andhra Pradesh government are under fire from the Congress and the Left parties.
Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu, they allege, has mortgaged the state’s interests to the World Bank to obtain a Rs 42 billion loan.
The loan is for restructuring the power sector.
Another allegation is that the power tariff for agricultural, industrial and domestic sectors is likely to shoot up, sooner than later. …….
http://newindianexpress.com/states/andhra_pradesh/article1462786.ece
IT raids on Ganesh targeted at Botcha?
The death of the reporter
http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/the-death-of-the-reporter/article4326446.ece?homepage=true
….. Robin Jeffrey, the celebrated chronicler of India’s print capitalism, was told by journalists of the Eenadu group who had been “directed” to back N.T. Rama Rao, that they were doing so “to protect our salaries.” ……
Did any one of you read what Jeff said on Eenadu? — Jeffrey Robin, Advertising and Indian Language Newspapers: How capitalism supports (certain) cultures and (some) states, 1947-96, Pacific Affairs, Vol.70, No. 1 (spring, 1997), 57-84
A time to introspect – Tuesday, May 18, 2004 – Paranjoy Guha Thakurta
http://www.thehindubusinessline.in/2004/05/18/stories/2004051800181000.htm
It would be inaccurate to look at the support that Mr Chandrababu Naidu’s received as something borne out of sheer naivete. This section of the Indian elite genuinely believed he was a role model for the country’s future politicians. Yet, all the money that Mr Chandrababu Naidu received from New Delhi by arm-twisting the outgoing National Democratic Alliance did not help him win the support of his people.
THOUGH like all Indian politicians, he always claimed he was with the poor and the downtrodden, Mr N Chandrababu Naidu has paid a stiff price for his espousal of economic policies that helped the well-off. His political opportunism certainly did not help him after nine years as Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh. Those who had felt the pulse of the majority of the people living in southern India’s least developed State were not in the least surprised by what happened. On the other hand, there were many who were simply astonished at the manner in which Mr Chandrababu Naidu’s Telugu Desam Party and its ally, the Bharatiya Janata Party, were summarily thrown out by the State’s voters.
In the latter category are individuals who were obviously taken in by the media hype surrounding a person who claimed he was the most “computer-savvy” and “forward looking” Chief Minister . This category would include most businesspersons (including representatives of multinational corporations) and sections of the media (especially the English language media and specifically, the financial media) that had lauded Mr Chandrababu Naidu as some sort of a demi-god among the chattering classes.
True, Mr Chandrababu Naidu’s media management skills were excellent. But it would be inaccurate to look at the support he received from chambers of commerce and the financial dailies as something borne out of sheer naivete. This section of the Indian elite genuinely believed he was a role model for the country’s future politicians. There were indeed some who were gullible enough to fall for his public relations pitch. However, this section that worshipped Mr Chandrababu Naidu sincerely hoped his strategy of wooing foreign investors and the World Bank would work wonders for Andhra Pradesh’s economy.
Yet, all the money that Mr Chandrababu Naidu received from New Delhi by arm-twisting the National Democratic Alliance headed by Mr Atal Bihari Vajpayee did not help him win the support of his people. Cyberabad, he claimed, would be shining like never before. Yet, among those who voted against the TDP Government were not just the rural people of the State who had been reduced to penury by four successive years of drought. The poor of the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderbad were evidently not particularly impressed with the claims of a transparent, efficient and corruption-free government.
Unlike his father-in-law, N. T. Rama Rao, who had initiated a scheme to provide rice at Rs 2 a kg, Mr Chandrababu Naidu had argued strongly against populist programmes, which he felt were economically not sustainable. Such arguments may have been applauded in seminars and conferences conducted by industry associations and chambers of commerce.
However, the logic of cutting subsidies was hardly appreciated by poor farmers of the State, certainly not by the families of the hundreds of farmers who reportedly committed suicide over the past few years. Mr Chandrababu Naidu’s decision to hike power prices was clearly resented by many in the State. He had also increased water tariffs and bus fares.
His successor Mr Y. S. Rajshekhar Reddy has now promised free power to farmers. What this strategy would do to the State’s debt burden remains to be seen. But the new Chief Minister certainly believes free electricity will not lower his popularity rating.
It is also evident today that Mr Naidu could not address the aspirations of the people of the Telangana region. We all become more intelligent by hindsight, but there is something to be said about Mr Chandrababu Naidu’s political opportunism that was deliberately ignored by large sections of the media. Some of his flip-flops are worth recounting.
Mr Chandrababu Naidu became a member of the Andhra Pradesh legislative assembly for the first time in 1978 on a Congress(I) ticket. He served as a minister in the state government between 1980 and 1983 before quitting the Congress(I) and joining the TDP that had then just been founded by NTR. Few today remember the fact that Mr Chandrababu Naidu had stood staunchly behind Indira Gandhi’s younger son and Ms Sonia Gandhi’s brother-in-law Sanjay Gandhi many months after the 19-month Emergency had ended in March 1977.
Mr Chandrababu Naidu turned against his father-in-law and broke the TDP after NTR had served a fourth (and last) term as Chief Minister. His political stature rose rapidly after he became the convenor of the United Front coalition that came to power in New Delhi after the May 1996 General Elections. However, after the outcome of the February 1998 elections became known, Mr Chandrababu Naidu demonstrated his opportunism by ditching the UF almost overnight.
The former Congressman claimed the very existence of the TDP depended on it continuing to oppose the Congress. Although he stood to alienate nearly 20 per cent of the voters of AP — mainly Muslims and Christians — Mr Chandrababu Naidu aligned the TDP with the BJP after bidding farewell to the Left parties who had aligned with him. In the September-October 1999 Lok Sabha elections that were conducted simultaneously with the Assembly elections in the State, the TDP returned to power but with a reduced majority.
Thereafter, he went on an even bigger publicity binge. He met Mr Bill Gates in the US, invited him to his state capital. He welcomed another American Bill (Clinton). He set up the high-profile Indian School of Business and became the first Chief Minister to head a State government in India that obtained a Rs 2,200-crore loan from the World Bank, that too, despite the economic sanctions that were imposed in the aftermath of the May 1988 nuclear tests. However, none of these actions appear to have made a positive impact on the electorate of Andhra Pradesh.
Mr Naidu had, on many occasions, asserted the TDP’s “independence” from the BJP on issues such as Ayodhya. He kept underlining the fact that his party was not a part of either the Vajpayee Government or the National Democratic Alliance. Yet that did not stop him from arm-twisting the “friendly” regime in New Delhi for more funds for calamity relief and for procurement of rice. This did not seem hypocritical to him.
The Andhra Pradesh Government represented before the Eleventh Finance Commission that it should not be “discriminated” against vis-à-vis less developed States for having “performed” well — that is, by bringing down the rate of growth of population in the State and by improving education and health-care facilities.
However, even if Mr Naidu was successful in this regard, clearly large sections of the electorate expected much more from him. In this regard at least, his situation is comparable to that of the former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister, Mr Digvijay Singh, whose party had to pay a price for his government’s unpopularity not only in during the December 2003 assembly elections but also this time round during the Parliamentary polls.
Time and again, the TDP sought to highlight its secular credentials by opposing the points of view expressed by those in the Vajpayee Government on the 2002 communal riots in Gujarat. In April 2002, the TDP formally called for the ouster of Mr Narendra Modi as Chief Minister of Gujarat.
The TDP had also protested loudly in Parliament when the Government tried to introduce a Bill seeking to ban cow slaughter all over the country in August 2003. Were the minorities in Andhra Pradesh then satisfied with Mr Chandrababu Naidu’s secular credentials? Even if they were, they do not appear to have voted for him and his party.
While campaigning in his state, Mr Chandrababu Naidu sought to temper his pro-rich image. He talked about his Janmabhoomi scheme as a programme of community participation to build projects in rural areas.
He clearly did not succeed in convincing his constituents about the efficacy of the scheme. One should not write off Mr Chandrababu Naidu’s career at this juncture. He has many years left in politics. But he certainly needs to introspect hard.
(The author is Director, School of Convergence, International Management Institute, New Delhi and a journalist with over 25 years of experience in various media — print, Internet, radio and television. He can be contacted at paranjoy@yahoo.com.)
I always knew the IT industry was grown up across the world/India from late 90’s. But our ex-master politician claims the credit for the growth in the state. I searched the websites to prove what was our state position before , during and after Babu’s period.
I managed to find this link. A table in this link shows
Figure 1: Software exports by state for years 1990, 1995, 2003. Based on this in 1995 (when Babu just become CM of our state) AP was ranked behind KK, TN, MR. After 8-9 years of rule we were still behind these 3 states. Moreover, as per those figures Haryana & UP almost caught up with AP. In summary there was no improvement in state rankings in terms of IT Exports which is used to measure the position in IT Industry of the country.
Click to access Human%20Capital%20in%20Indian%20Software%20Industry%20appreciated%20by%20Prof.Sukti%20Chakrabarti.pdf
Unfortunately there are no official STPI figures for the above (1993 onwards). If anyone have other links Pls post them here. We will all need these to fight with Gobels.
During YSR rule 2005-2010 period as per official STPI figures, the exports were quite impressive. AP moved to number 3 pushing back TN in 2008-2009 & following year. Haryana, UP, Delhi were distant 5th. So whoever say YSR didnt do anything for IT must be called Mad monkeys and should show them the proofs.
Click to access 2534218955annuarl1.pdf
If we can get official STPI export figures for 1993-2004 then we can expose Babu’s real IT contribution to state. All other states were doing better or equally good. But only Babu was project as AP CEO, IT SAVVY etc by his media mafia. Infact, the neighbourstates performed much better than Babu but they were never tagged as IT visionaries. What a hypocrytes !
Day 65 ….Prajaprasthanam.
http://epaper.sakshi.com/apnews/Nalgonda/14022013/1
The journey goes on …listening to people’s woes.
The day is not far away when millions will smile again.
Interesting article …for a break !!
http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/chennai/a-machine-that-makes-dosas-in-a-jiffy/article4412180.ece?homepage=true
For Dosa lovers .
wow amazing.. thanks for the article
Opinion: ‘Cunning’ Naidu’s Dirty Talk
http://greatandhra.com/viewnews.php?id=44101&cat=10&scat=25