pravalika nanda wrote:god, I can't believe this stuff is still going on. Indians are the type of people who're always looking to make trouble just to help the day pass by. most of these people are unemployed and like it that way. this whole excursion gives them something to talk about in addition to being unemployed. as if there's no other city in the south other than Hyderabad to send one's kids to.

pravalika nanda wrote:god, I can't believe this stuff is still going on. Indians are the type of people who're always looking to make trouble just to help the day pass by. most of these people are unemployed and like it that way. this whole excursion gives them something to talk about in addition to being unemployed. as if there's no other city in the south other than Hyderabad to send one's kids to.

confuzzled dude wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:god, I can't believe this stuff is still going on. Indians are the type of people who're always looking to make trouble just to help the day pass by. most of these people are unemployed and like it that way. this whole excursion gives them something to talk about in addition to being unemployed. as if there's no other city in the south other than Hyderabad to send one's kids to.

Keep in mind that you belong to the rich category he was referring to so it's easier for you to make such statements. What he was talking about hospitals is absolutely right. If someone his family is diagnosed with cancer their best bet to survive is getting treatment in a hospital in Hyderabad (even if it was a govt. hospital).

pravalika nanda wrote: oh please, as if. by the time these monkeys get the village homeopathic fellow to tell them someone has cancer, it's pretty extensive, and by the time they get to little paki-hyderabad, the thing has metastasized. and the trip to the city would've been wasted, it would just bankrupt them. and i'm sure there are plenty of good hospitals/schools/tuition centers outside of hyd. my family only went to hyd cuz we had a wedding there a few years ago.

confuzzled dude wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote: oh please, as if. by the time these monkeys get the village homeopathic fellow to tell them someone has cancer, it's pretty extensive, and by the time they get to little paki-hyderabad, the thing has metastasized. and the trip to the city would've been wasted, it would just bankrupt them. and i'm sure there are plenty of good hospitals/schools/tuition centers outside of hyd. my family only went to hyd cuz we had a wedding there a few years ago.

Nandamma! please don't make a fool of yourself. I know of several cases that survived, relatives of mine, pretty much fall into that 2-3 acres farmers category. You will be doing yourself a big favor by not chiming into the subjects you're not familiar with.

nevada wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:god, I can't believe this stuff is still going on. Indians are the type of people who're always looking to make trouble just to help the day pass by. most of these people are unemployed and like it that way. this whole excursion gives them something to talk about in addition to being unemployed. as if there's no other city in the south other than Hyderabad to send one's kids to.

 +1. Many Andhras still go to Chennai to earn a livelihood. Hyd is not going to close it's doors to anyone. There are Sikhs, Gujaratis, Marwaris, Parsis, Marathis, Kannadigas, Tamilians and Anglo Indians among various other non locals happily living in Hyd.

pravalika nanda wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote: oh please, as if. by the time these monkeys get the village homeopathic fellow to tell them someone has cancer, it's pretty extensive, and by the time they get to little paki-hyderabad, the thing has metastasized. and the trip to the city would've been wasted, it would just bankrupt them. and i'm sure there are plenty of good hospitals/schools/tuition centers outside of hyd. my family only went to hyd cuz we had a wedding there a few years ago.

Nandamma! please don't make a fool of yourself. I know of several cases that survived, relatives of mine, pretty much fall into that 2-3 acres farmers category. You will be doing yourself a big favor by not chiming into the subjects you're not familiar with.

 lol. aravaku ra. i'm just saying there are other cities, other hospitals, other doctors.

Idéfix wrote:

nevada wrote:

pravalika nanda wrote:god, I can't believe this stuff is still going on. Indians are the type of people who're always looking to make trouble just to help the day pass by. most of these people are unemployed and like it that way. this whole excursion gives them something to talk about in addition to being unemployed. as if there's no other city in the south other than Hyderabad to send one's kids to.

 +1. Many Andhras still go to Chennai to earn a livelihood. Hyd is not going to close it's doors to anyone. There are Sikhs, Gujaratis, Marwaris, Parsis, Marathis, Kannadigas, Tamilians and Anglo Indians among various other non locals happily living in Hyd.

Completely agree. 

As for hospitals, I can't imagine a situation where Hyderabad hospitals will turn away people from outside Telangana. Hospitals are run as businesses in India; whoever can pay gets service. Whoever can't pay will be left to die outside even if he has never stepped outside Telangana in his entire life, and his son was stupid enough to burn himself to death for the cause of a separate state.