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Even TDP is recruiting Congress members,most of TDP are ex-Congress members so there is nothing new in BJP recruiting some known faces as they hardly have any face in Andhra.
One thing i can assure you is if the Kapu community in Andhra is wooed into joining BJP then BJP will challenge TDP in next elections due to their dominant demography in East and West Godavari Districts and Vizag areas.
They earlier had expectations from Chiranjeevis PRP party but when he merged into Congress they lost hope,
Now Pawan Kalyan seems to be intent on bringing the kapu community back into his party fold.
The entry of BJP into Andhra means the entry of RSS and sangh and it will be a change in Atmosphere where Congress and TDP were rivals for many decades.
Of course Main target for BJP is Telangana much before Andhra, as People in Telangana are more pro-hindutva than Andhra people who take their own sweet time to get into such things.
In TG, there is a urgent need to revamp its membership drive to stop MIM and Mulayam Singh Yadav, of TG and our Telangana Gandhi KCR from wrecking the state.
Did you see this? @AugenBlick
Qs on KCR stumps students of Class 8
Qs on KCR stumps students of Class 8
BV Shivashankar
Hyderabad:
In a blatant bid to politicize education, students of Class 8 taking the quarterly school exams in Medak, the home district of chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, were asked to appreciate his role in the formation of Telangana.
The students, needless to say , failed to answer the question, which read: “Explain the role of our CM K Chandrasekhar Rao in the formation of Telangana.“
This question was clubbed with a question on appreciating “the role of Gandhiji in Indian National Movement.“ which analysts said was an apparent move to equate Chandrasekhar Rao with Mahatma Gandhi.
Another bizarre question which the SSC Class 8 students failed to answer was providing a solution to the burgeoning power crisis. “What advise do you suggest to overcome the power crisis in our state? “ was the question, which left both invigilators and students pulling their hair.
The questions for 10 marks each appeared in the Social Studies paper exams held last month. There was a spattering of similar questions on Telangana which left students bewildered, for instance seeking answer to “measures on developing the new state of Telangana into a golden state of Telangana.“
As students had never read nor were taught the topic in the classroom, a teacher said only two out of 175 students in his school attempted to answer the out-of-context questions.“How can you expect the students to answer the questions given out of syllabus? More alarmingly , the move appears to be an attempt to politicize education in favour of the ruling party ,“ said the teacher from a government high school, who did not wish to be named, fearing retribution. Another objective question for one mark asked students to name the assembly constituency of KCR.
That was not all, in the 100 marks question paper, 37 marks were entirely on KCR and Telangana politics, which almost all students failed to answer, the teacher said.
While Telangana district education authorities said they were pressured to include such questions, social activists were up in arms against the government for pushing the TRS agenda in education. “The TRS is already propagating the message, saying KCR is the ‘Father of Telangana’, and even calling him Mahatma who brought freedom for Telangana. While we can term it a political ploy, how can you explain the steps taken to distort question papers in favour of a political party?” asked Balakrishna Raju, a social activist form Medak. “It is nothing but an attempt to indoctrinate students in TRS ideology,” he added. Even question papers of Classes 9 and 10 contained questions related to KCR and his party. The Class 10 paper carried 10.5 marks on him and the 9th standard paper carried 1.5 marks directly related to Chandrasekhar Rao as political leader. An objective type question in Class 10 asked wards to identify the party symbol of the TRS. It contained questions about Telangana’s Formation Day, education minister G Jagadish Reddy and on finance minister Etela Rajender’s role.
Teachers are worried over the fact that most of the Class 8 students failed in the Social Studies paper as the questions were out of context, but department officials have asked them not to be liberal while evaluating the answer scripts.
District education officer (DEO) A Rajeswar Rao, however, found nothing wrong in the questions. “The students are expected to be strong in terms of general knowledge, and it is nothing wrong in asking them to answer the questions related to the chief minister of the state,” he told TOI.
God knows what are we heading to.
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This true for the members of TRS, Con,YSRCP, TDP,BJP, and the Communists. The only exception is possibly Lok Satta.[There are hundreds of examples for this for almost each party]
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