Peoples Telangana

1. Introduction: India’s Political Ladder and Administrative Framework The Indian democratic system is structured around a bifurcated executive model comprising a permanent administrative bureaucracy and an elected political executive. Political leadership in this democratic framework functions as a progressive ladder, extending from rural self-governance institutions up to sovereign national legislative assemblies: Grassroots Village Governance (Sarpanch):  The foundational layer of direct local democracy where village council heads are directly elected. Serving as a Sarpanch provides crucial baseline experience in public representation, local fiscal management, citizen engagement, and rural administrative execution. State Assemblies (MLA & Chief Minister):  Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) represent local constituencies at the sub-national level, formulating state legislation, debating budgetary allocations, and ...

  Is there cheating happening in the country's biggest exam, like the UPSC? Look at the data. Look here — this is 782 marks obtained in the written exam by a General category candidate — the four you're seeing above. And below that are Reserved category candidates who got 10 marks more than these, meaning 792 marks, in the written examination. After the written exam, the interview panel conducts interviews, and the interview marks are added to make the total marks. So look at the interview marks they got — General category candidates got 225, 208, 198 like this, and Reservation category candidates got 200, 168, 160 like this. The average marks difference is 30.5 marks average difference. Because of this, how much difference is coming in the ranks? Look at how much difference is coming in the ranks because of this — the best rank for General is 62 across the board. For Reserved it went to 134. And the lowest rank went to 317, and for Reserved it went to 539 — a difference of 222...

 

T.Chiranjeevulu, IAS (Ret), Founder and President BCIF(BC Intellectuals Forum) "Nations without political power perish" — Dr. Ambedkar Telangana: a land of struggles — an eternal lamp of movement consciousness. This is soil that has given birth to countless movements against injustice, exploitation, feudal domination, and social inequality. It is the revolutionary land where ordinary people took up arms against feudal-Nizam rule through the Telangana Armed Peasant Struggle, which earned a unique place in world history. Around 4,000 people were martyred in that struggle, yet the movements never stopped. Even afterward, anti-feudal peasant struggles occurred in various parts of Telangana, along with the Sircilla-Jagityal movements, and the Naxalite and Maoist movements — in which, too, thousands were martyred. From the first phase of the separate Telangana movement (1969), against merger into Andhra Pradesh, to the second phase of the movement (2001–2014), about 2,000 people...