Anni kulalaku anni mataalaku anni prantalaku anni vargalaku andarikee sama nyaayam chesedhi maa Jagan anna okkadey
He is targeting Raavan because he is weak, just a YouTuber...he can bully him.
When he comes across strong people...he becomes timid...e.g., KCR, Chintamaneni, Paritala, Jagga Reddy, Gaddar...he never questions them but praises them...as they can retort pretty strongly.
Pawan is just a high school bully...
He cannot strong-arm strong people; he chooses weak people like Katti Mahesh, Uday Kiran, Raavan...
Heck, he cannot properly retort RGV...he can only bully simple people like YouTubers, reviewers...
If the system cannot guarantee the protection of our rights, dignity, and even our lives, then it’s time to discuss stronger accountability measures.
Body cameras can protect both citizens and honest police officers by providing transparency and evidence during arrests, custody, and public interactions.
Should we start a citizen-led discussion on raising funds or pushing for mandatory body cameras for Andhra Pradesh Police?
#saiKriahna #ravan #gangavva
మొన్న కాకినాడ వెళ్ళటం జరిగింది❤️ It was a 3 hour journey from my hometown near Sathupally.. took the Khammam - Devarapally highway and then the usual highway route to Kakinada. Man, I loved the drive and totally fell in love with the beauty of the city! It was a whirlwind trip but I was so impressed with what I could just experience. Will want to visit again in the future to cover all that the city has the offer✨
I am shocked that even in Reddit there almost zero outrage against arrest of Ravanna.
He may be in right or wrong but arresting him back to back thrice is so fucked up.
When will we stop treating Politicians as gods and trash their karyakarthas who opress common people.
Whats even more painful is lack of discussion either possitively or negatively against topic.
If a person with 1000s of followers on YT can be jailed and harrassed what chance do we stand.
The rule book of British is still in play divide and conquer, JSP, YSRCP and TDP all play same game divide people by caste, religion and give some freebies to loot people and take away rights. In name of progress and governance we arent even speaking up.
SHAME ON US.
Okkapudu AP ante talented software engineers, good share of IITians, easy-going with outsiders, unlike Tamilians, flexible anni vundedi! Ippudu antha kulam, USA lo vaalla caste heroes kosam palabhisekalu, zero civic sense, consultancy scams and most of all being called South Bihar! Post-covid mari worst ga ayitundi. Arey antha caste pitchi vunte AP lo vundandi ra nayana bayataki poyi kapu, chowdary, varma, reddy ani kottukunte worst ga vuntadi. Easy targets avutaru Thelolaki. Inka pakka rastram vaallu edo maname ivi chestunam vaallu emi cheyatledu annatu builduplu. Arey akkariki india lo vunna Pedda universities lo kuda caste feeling ni vulgar chestunaru 🚶🏼. Already India/AP perception bad inka meeru TDP flags, YSRCp flags esukoni universities lo chupiste low self-esteem idiots ani andarni chinna chupu chustaru 🤦♂️🤦♂️. Maname verevalaki chances istunam troll cheyandi ra ani.
And then.. even before anyone pointing out the flaws in self proclaimed credits, JSW personnel themselves exposed those dubious claims of the master credit steale aka CBN! Nothing new that this kootami govt is bringing to our state except for what was already done by YSRCP govt. Can someone share progress on firms that got benefitted by 99 paisa land?
In AP, more than 1300 people were arrested for social media posts (official data till March 31st, 2026) in two years.
Today, one YouTuber and a journalist were arrested.
CBN and his associates are acting like dictators. Anyone who questions them is demonized. Veelokalle kadigina muthayulu.
And then they pump negative news about those arrested.
For those who are shouting about the YCP government, in total five years, not even half that number were arrested.
As long as there are brainwashed people who support whatever Kutami does, it will remain this way.
Really do not understand the logic of TDP always coming in and trying to take credit for works done by others.
The most shameless party if you ask me be it Hitech city, bhogapuram Airport , adani data center, Polavaram
I heard they even demolished some of foundation stones laid by Ys Jagan and then built one with CBN’s name on them just out of spite
I know this may get downvoted, but I have a genuine question. Why are some so-called journalists claiming that Joseph Bachalakuri is innocent and saying that Pawan Kalyan triggered the situation with his words? I watched the full video and didn't find anything wrong with what he said. He was clearly warning only those who had abused him, not everyone. Please watch the entire video before commenting instead of relying on short clips or selective narratives.
Hey guys! New here, I’m a historian/research writer, and I’ve been working on a piece on the history of Andhra Patrika.
Please do check it out. Would love comments 😃
https://open.substack.com/pub/roshnikannan/p/navigating-empire-identity-and-state
Born on July 4, 1897, the awe-inspiring revolutionary leader is revered across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Odisha and Karnataka as “Manyam Veerudu” or the “Hero of the Jungle”. He is a household name in these states. While his audacious exploits and lightning strikes against the British rattled the authorities of the day, turning him into a much-revered, larger-than-life hero in these states, our history books have not accorded him the stature and importance he merits.
Alluri, a born rebel, became a sanyasi at the age of 18. He is famously remembered for leading the Rampa rebellion in 1922-24 in the Visakhapatnam-Godavari agency area of the then Madras Presidency. He was then in his early twenties. After sending chills down the spine of the British, the fierce revolutionary laid down his life for the freedom of the motherland in 1924, at the young age of 27 years.
Fired by intense patriotism and a passion to free the nation from the clutches of the British, he opposed the exploitation of tribals by rulers in the wake of the Madras Forest Act, which had laid severe curbs on their movement in the forest area and prevented them from carrying out their traditional agricultural practice of Podu cultivation.
He galvanised the tribals to fight against the injustices of the British. His life is epitomised in the words of Babasaheb Ambedkar who famously said — “Life should be great rather than long”.
In April this year, I was fortunate to have visited Pandrangi village near Visakhapatnam where I also met some of the family members of the great leader. In the same village, the tall statue of this charismatic warrior, clad in ‘dhoti’ and ‘angavastram’, holding the bow and arrow, reminds one of Lord Rama who slew demonic forces and fought fearlessly against injustice and tyranny. His name ‘Sitarama’ truly symbolises the humility and kindness of Maa Sita and the courage and fortitude of Prabhu Shri Rama. He was a selfless freedom fighter who led an austere life devoted to the welfare and uplift of the underprivileged Adivasis in the Eastern Ghats region.
Born in a humble middle-class family, Alluri Sitarama Raju’s schooling was disrupted following the untimely demise of his father. Thereafter, the spiritual quest of the teenage Sitarama Raju took him on a pilgrimage to various parts of the country including Nasik, Gangotri and Chittagong (now in Bangladesh). While undertaking these long journeys, he could see and was moved by the deprived socio-economic conditions of his fellow countrymen, particularly the tribals, under colonial rule. His travels also opened his eyes to the savage exploitation of Indians, particularly tribals and the oppressed, by the colonial rulers.
Sitarama Raju made Adivasi areas of the Visakhapatnam and Godavari districts his home and began to work for the education and empowerment of tribal communities whose life was a picture of abject poverty. Moreover, these tribal communities faced constant harassment at the hands of the British police, forest and revenue officials. Slowly but surely, he began preparing the ground for a direct fight against the British authorities, who had infringed upon the livelihood and traditions of Adivasis.
Angered by the atrocities of the British against tribals, farmers and others, the ‘Manyam Veerudu’ built a strong team of followers to lead the historic Rampa revolt. The bravery and exploits of Sitarama Raju during the Rampa rebellion have, ever since, become part of the folklore in Andhra Pradesh and adjoining states.
His deep understanding of the forest terrain and skillful use of tribal war tactics made him a highly successful guerrilla warrior who struck fear in the hearts of the British forces. He led a series of daring attacks on the police stations. Speed and precision were distinctive features of his strikes. It is said that all these attacks ended in a unique fashion with a letter signed by Alluri Sitarama Raju himself, giving details of the raid in the station diary. In contrast to the merciless attitude of the police forces controlled by the British, Sitarama Raju is said to have once spared the life of a native police officer who was part of a team sent to capture him, admonishing him for siding with the oppressor rather than standing with the oppressed.
For close to two years, Sitarama Raju led one of the most intense uprisings against the British in India. Shaken by these attacks, the British called in a large contingent, the special Malabar force, to halt the rampaging Sitarama Raju and his loyal band of followers. Finally, after shining as one of the brightest stars in the galaxy of Indian freedom heroes, Sitarama Raju was martyred on May 7, 1924.
Undoubtedly, Alluri was one of the greatest sons that India has produced. But unfortunately, many such great leaders did not find their rightful place in our history books at the national level—a fact that needs to be corrected. I am glad that the Government of India has decided to commemorate the 100th year of the historic Rampa freedom struggle.