Gautam pingle (6 resultados)

Condición: New. pp. 345.

Condición: New. pp. 345.

Soft cover. Condición: New. Contents: Introduction. 1. The Kakatiyas: The Beginning. 2. Telangana Elites through the Ages. 3. Semi-Feudal Tenure in Telangana and Andhra. 4. History of Land Tax in South India: A Study of Telangana and Andhra. 5. Paddy Yields in Pre-Industrial South India. 6. Telangana's Wealth, Income and Taxes (1285 AD2019). 7. Sundarlal Report on Post-Police Action Riots. 8. Mulki Riots. 9. HinduMuslim Household Income Comparisons. Conclusion. Index. The creation of a separate state of Telangana was the culmination of the aspirations of its people. Although much has been written on the reasons for this popular aspiration for statehood, its historical roots have remained unclear. The Formation and History of Telangana fills this gap by identifying the causes and events that led to the formation of the state. The essays study the origins and growth of the Kakatiya empire, the foundational dynasty on which Andhra Pradesh and Telangana were built, and its two defining elements: the feudal structure and the rule of the Kakatiya feudal elite. The critical issue of land tax in South India, agricultural productivity and income, and wealth and taxation in Telangana for over 700 years, are also explored. Drawing from rare historical archives, the later essays explore two reports that played a key role in the formation of Telangana: the Pundit Sundarlal Report and the Report of the Official Commission appointed to investigate the 1952 Mulki riots. The book concludes with an examination of the differences between Hindu and Muslim household incomes in Telangana, through data sourced from the Sachar Committee, the Kundu Report and the Sudhir Commission. …

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. 1. State on the Edge. 2. Telangana and the Republic. 3. Hyderabad: Then and Now. 4. The Linguistic States: Nehru and States Reorganisation. 5. The Electoral Situation in the Two States. 6. Caste Politics and the Merger. 7. The Telangana Tragedy. 8. Caste War, Naxalism and the Telangana Vote Bank. 9. The Ongoing Movement and the Promises Made. 10. The Rayalaseema Region. 11. Tribal Land Rights and Demand for a Separate State. 12. The One Man Girglani Commission. 13. Muslims and Telangana: A Roundabout Journey. 14. Irrigation in Telangana: The Rise and Fall of Tanks. 15. A Summary Submission to the Srikrishna Commission. 16. The Findings of the Srikrishna Commission. 17. The Srikrishna Commission: The Truth about Its Secret Chapter. 18. The Srikrishna Commision Report: The Judgment. 19. Polling the Impossible. 20. Telangana s Cousins: In India and Abroad. 21. Trifurcation and a New Governance Model. References. Index. Post Independence, the state of Andhra Pradesh was created by merging the Telangana region, a part of the princely state of Hyderabad, with the coastal region of Andhra and Rayalaseema both parts of the erstwhile Madras state. With Madras, the major source of income of the state, allocated to Tamil Nadu, it was necessary to include the revenue-surplus Telangana to create a financially viable entity. However, there had always been doubts about the long-term feasibility of such an arrangement. Jawaharlal Nehru had even considered the provision of a divorce if the marriage between the three regions did not turn out to be mutually beneficial. Despite several agreements, laws and government orders safeguarding the interests of the people of Telangana, modern history records a sordid tale of exploitation, agitation, assurances and broken promises. The author shows how the Srikrishna Commission that was formed to look into the matter and impartially recommend a way forward subverted the process and came forward with a predetermined solution. Today, despite violent agitation, the surplus revenue of the region continues to be disproportionately diverted to Coastal Andhra, while land around Hyderabad is quite often illegally allocated to land sharks from other regions. The author has painstakingly dissected the Telangana problem from its inception to the where a separate state seems to be inevitable. He has identified the political reasons for the behaviour of the national leaders in making promises and later reneging on them, and shows how this betrayal has affected the people of the region. In the final chapter, the author proposes a model for the trifurcation of the state and how this can be made equitable and just. Vocal and hard-hitting, this book will be valuable for students of political science and general readers interested in the movement.…

N.A. Condición: New. ISBN:9788125054740 N.A.

N.A. Condición: New. ISBN:9788125054733 N.A.