Businesses leaving Telangana for AP

by indophile Mon Sep 22, 2014 8:45 am

Well, that's expected given the congenital hatred of KCR and other TRS folks for coastal origin people. Next in line will be the bigger national/multi-national businesses.
But in the long run all those businesses will likely be replaced by Gujaratis and Marwaris provided the electric power situation improves in Telangana, and any real and/or perceived security concerns regarding KCR (and TRS in general), Naxalites, and Muslims under Owaisi brothers' leadership, will all subside.

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2014-09-21/news/54161110_1_telangana-government-tax-base-common-capital

by Propagandhi711 Mon Sep 22, 2014 8:48 am

the great admin pooh poohed it when us rabble rousers were talking about it. he showed us some colorful barcharts and said 2014 situation was seen in 1948 and it'll be the same, rest of us fools are just being chicken littles.

by confuzzled dude Mon Sep 22, 2014 8:55 am

What a Bogus title. If anything it looks like T state still wants to hold on to Andhra businesses' receipts

by indophile Mon Sep 22, 2014 9:38 am

In electric power operations there's a term called "voltage collapse." When the fall of voltage occurs in a transmission system, it will be gradual at first, and then it suddenly goes down with no time for correction.
The situation in Telangana is somewhat similar with KCR spewing venomous pronouncements day after day (everybody must salute us, we'll bury them 10 kilometers under, etc.). Once the business exodus crosses a certain point, it will be a wholesale collapse. The rebuilding may take years; certainly it won't be finished in KCR's lifetime. Unfortunately his advisors are like his clones too.

by Guest Mon Sep 22, 2014 11:24 am

I hope the seemandhrites leave hyd for their own state and develop their state well. appudu kaani telisi raadu vaallaki.

by Vakavaka Pakapaka Mon Sep 22, 2014 11:34 am

indophile wrote:In electric power operations there's a term called "voltage collapse." When the fall of voltage occurs in a transmission system, it will be gradual at first, and then it suddenly goes down with no time for correction.
The situation in Telangana is somewhat similar with KCR spewing venomous pronouncements day after day (everybody must salute us, we'll bury them 10 kilometers under, etc.). Once the business exodus crosses a certain point, it will be a wholesale collapse. The rebuilding may take years; certainly it won't be finished in KCR's lifetime. Unfortunately his advisors are like his clones too.

I think I should get advice from Carvaka, who is an advisor (LOL) to the T govt on matters related to the Andhrawalen bhaago policy of KCR, so that I know when to sell my property in Hyderabad (obviously before the real estate voltage-trickle-down becomes a sudden avalanche). Until then, I suppose, I should patao Kavitakka and KD Rama Rao.

by confuzzled dude Mon Sep 22, 2014 12:32 pm

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:
indophile wrote:In electric power operations there's a term called "voltage collapse." When the fall of voltage occurs in a transmission system, it will be gradual at first, and then it suddenly goes down with no time for correction.
The situation in Telangana is somewhat similar with KCR spewing venomous pronouncements day after day (everybody must salute us, we'll bury them 10 kilometers under, etc.). Once the business exodus crosses a certain point, it will be a wholesale collapse. The rebuilding may take years; certainly it won't be finished in KCR's lifetime. Unfortunately his advisors are like his clones too.
I think I should get advice from Carvaka, who is an advisor (LOL) to the T govt on matters related to the Andhrawalen bhaago policy of KCR, so that I know when to sell my property in Hyderabad (obviously before the real estate voltage-trickle-down becomes a sudden avalanche). Until then, I suppose, I should patao Kavitakka and KD Rama Rao.

Is this common trait of TDP supporters, making false accusations and mudslinging? Carvaka never supported state bifurcation nor KCR/his govt. He always said making KCR CM is not good for both states.

by truthbetold Mon Sep 22, 2014 1:21 pm

Into/ prop/vp
the context.of this.presentation is t govt is trying to impress finance commission to buy into the need for massive central assistance. stretching the numbers a bit won't hurt actual taxes collected.

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