‘Celebrate Hyderabad Liberation Day’

[Lux de Veritas]

This is far far far worse than China regaining sovereignty in Tibet and Xinjiang, which is a perpetual ridicule points for Indian PDF,

 

[Guynextdoor2]

The man was interviewed sometime ago when he was in Australia. At that time he owned a piece of land there and he was being some sort of cowboy, I guess owning a ranch, agriculture and animal husbandry kind of stuff(at least that is what the interview made us believe). How he reached there I don't know. But living in a farm seems to be a choice against living in a city. That is why I called him a simpler man. I did not call him a simple man because he did own land and seemed to be doing what he wanted, which is a luxury for many people.

The Nizam heirs did not get much from the Indian government. Most of their lands and estates were taken away. Their diwans or ministers managed to stash away more wealth than them(This is according to local rumor. I guess this is more because of GoI's error of omission while confiscating assets). The Nizam's family trust was, a year or so ago was begging Indian government for some money to provide education to their young generations. Don't mistake it, by education, they meant medicine, engineering and Harvard level stuff.

You're confused a bit. The man in Australia was the descendent of the Nizam who had inherited some of the property. The man I called stingy was his father (or maybe grandfather)

 

[Hussain Farooqui]

Bharat can redress the grievances of the peoples of the occupied states by providing them comforts and facilities on preferential basis. The peoples of the ex-princely states shall then begin to feel happy for being with Bharat. Bharat failed to give them what their nawabs and rajas had been giving them.

 

[jarves]

Bharat can redress the grievances of the peoples of the occupied states by providing them comforts and facilities on preferential basis. The peoples of the ex-princely states shall then begin to feel happy for being with Bharat. Bharat failed to give them what their nawabs and rajas had been giving them.

Your Lahore and Karachi look like a village infront of Hyderabaad,now you could easily guess that what are the level of oppurtunities and facilities are provided there.

 

[jamahir]

Your Lahore and Karachi look like a village infront of Hyderabaad

yeh thoda zyada ho gaya.

 

[jarves]

yeh thoda zyada ho gaya.

Well Jamhariya socialism has failed lahore and Karachi,what else you can expect?.

 

[SecularNationalist]

Another dark day for indian muslims.But the civilized muslim of subcontinent will rise once again and will divide india further.

 

[jamahir]

Another dark day for indian muslims.But the civilized muslim of subcontinent will rise once again and will divide india further.

for me, it is not about the nizam ( he was a monarchist )... my objection is that bjp is making this proposition to target islam indirectly.

okay, if there should be this day then to balance, the bjp must declare a "free from vijayanagar day" ( vijayanagar was a south indian hindu kingdom )... fair's fair.

 

[monitor]

liberation from whom ? the ruler of Hyderabad wanted to remain as independent state but Hindu India denied their right to remain as a independent state instead of joining India or Pakistan . Indian agent inside Hyderabad create problem and brought the aggregation of Indian army eventually occupy Hyderabad . here Indian Hindu shows their hypocrisy to world by demanding as the the majority of people of Hyderabad hindu so Hyderabad will be part of India on the contrary Kashmir demanded by India as maharaja of Kashmir wanted to join India though majority of Kashmirs are muslim .

 

[rubyjackass]

You're confused a bit. The man in Australia was the descendent of the Nizam who had inherited some of the property. The man I called stingy was his father (or maybe grandfather)

He was the heir to Nizam. I know that much. Yeah, I also heard about the Turkish apartment, but forgot who it was about. May be it was the Nizam's son. The Nizam's had close relations with the Caliphate. Nizam's queen was Kaliph's daughter Niloufar. There is a hospital in Hyderabad named after her.

 

[Hussain Farooqui]

Your Lahore and Karachi look like a village infront of Hyderabaad,now you could easily guess that what are the level of oppurtunities and facilities are provided there.

You are totally misguided about Lahore and Karachi. What better than Nizam could Bharat do for the Hyderabadis?

You are totally misguided about Lahore and Karachi. What better than Nizam could Bharat do for the Hyderabadis?

You can't compare your capital with our capital. You can't compare your commercial capital Bombay with our commercial capital Karachi. In Karachi, you can hardly see any people sleeping on footpaths. You people failed to offer the standard of even Pakistan let alone that of Nizam's dynasty. Do something for Hyderabadis instead of indulging yourselves into a falsified celebration. You can mark this day as a dark chapter of the history.

 

[Hindustani78]

Government urged to celebrate Telangana Liberation Day - The Hindu
Updated: August 28, 2015 05:47 IST

Urging the State government to celebrate Telangana Liberation Day on September 17, TDP district president and former legislator Ch. Vijayaramana Rao wanted the government to include the movement in school syllabus.

In a press note here on Thursday, the TDP district president found fault with the TRS government for going back on its word on celebrating Telangana Liberation Day. During the statehood movement, TRS president K. Chandrasekhar Rao made tall claims and now after attaining power, he is insulting people of Telangana by not celebrating the day, he said.

 

[Hussain Farooqui]

The tragedy of Hyderabad claimed the lives of more than 200,000 people. The Bharti army brutally killed people and raped both Hindu and Muslim women in no. of thousands.

 

[Hindustani78]

TS Armed Struggle week celebrations - The Hindu
Updated: September 12, 2015 05:47 IST

As a prelude to the Telangana Liberation Day celebrations, which will be held on September 17, the Communist Party of India, Karimnagar district unit, has decided to conduct the Telangana Armed Struggle week celebrations from Friday onwards, till September 17.

The CPI leaders launched the celebrations by garlanding the statues of Baddam Yellareddy and Anabheri Prabhakar Rao in Karimnagar town on Friday.

On the occasion, CPI former floor leader in the Assembly, Gunda Mallesh, launched a scathing attack against Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao for neglecting the martyrs of the Telangana Armed Struggle and hailing the Nizam rulers.

Recollecting the struggle launched against the Nizam rulers and the merger of Telangana with the Union government on September 17, 1948, he found fault with the TRS government for not celebrating Telangana Liberation Day as a State festival.

He alleged that the Chief Minister was acting as a feudal and had failed to fulfil promises made before the elections.

CPI district secretary K. Ramgopal Reddy, district leaders B. Ashok, P. Raju, K. Shoba, P. Kedari and others were present.

 

[Hussain Farooqui]

Bharat badly failed to placate the citizens of the states occupied after 1947.