Mahaa Pada Yatra from OU Arts College.

Jai Telangana : Americans unfazed by the Travel Alert !

Hyderabad, Jan. 6: The US government advisory against travel to Hyderabad appears to have had little impact on a group of American students from Kansas State University.

Nineteen students of the university arrived in Hyderabad on Monday and made a dash to the epicentre of the Telangana agitation, the Osmania University campus. There they spent a night, interacted with students on the arts lawns yesterday, and expressed solidarity. They left last evening.

“I feel safer at the university as it has more security,” one of the American students said.

The group is on a four-day tour of Andhra Pradesh as part of an international students’ exchange programme, and has been visiting select state universities. They are being led by faculty member Barry Michie.

“They went around Hyderabad and also the (Osmania) campus and met students,” said T. Vijay Kumar, joint director of Osmania’s centre for international programmes.

The campus lawns, however, were rather quiet and thinly populated since the students have taken a few days off with talks now being held in Delhi. The Osmania students thanked the visitors for their interest in their agitation.

“We explained how the Telangana region had remained backward for the past five decades because of political indifference, and expressed our resolve to grow independently and separately,” said Ajay, a member of the Joint Action Committee.

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'Jai Telangana' slogans in answer sheets!

It appears ‘Aal izz not well’ insofar as the academic future of the high school students of Nizamabad district is concerned. As if boycotting the exams wasn’t enough, some of the students who took the test went to the extent of writing “Jai Telangana” slogans in their answer scripts and left the exam halls in a huff.

Students of government and private high schools boycotted their half-yearly examinations in support of the ongoing movement for separate Telangana in the district on Monday. But what’s shocking was that a majority of the students who wrote the exam repeated ‘Jai Telangana’ slogans in the answer papers, flung them in the examination centres and left shouting slogans in support of separate Telangana even as teachers looked on helplessly.

A student of Modern Public School in Nizamabad summed up their anger. “We did it for the cause of separate Telangana which has been hanging fire for over fifty years. The government has dragged the issue far too long,” he said not wanting to be named.

In fact, district education officer P Bucchanna in a late night order told the school managements to conduct the half-yearly exams from Tuesday for the students of first to 10th classes. The exams were initially slated between Jan 2 and 8 but were postponed to Jan 18 to 23 because of the continued unrest.

Not only students, even teachers at several schools boycotted the exams. Ironically, the government suspended the DEO on Tuesday evening for “failing” to conduct the exams properly.

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source : TOI

Telangana Students Garjana - Live from OU

Roshaiah as Ravanasura --by OU students

HighCourt permits Students to take out rally, on 3rd Jan

The Andhra Pradesh government has given nod for Osmania University students to go ahead with the Sunday's "Vidhyarthi Garjana" rally albeit with conditions.

Justice Nagarjuna Reddy, acting on the Joint Action Committee of Osmania University Students' petition, directed the Hyderabad city police commissioner to grant permission for the rally on the university campus. But he said only students should attend the rally, and it should be held between 4 pm and 6 pm. The court also specifically ordered that political leaders should stay away from it and no outsiders should speak on the occasion.

The JAC, which called the rally to press the demand for Telangana formation, believes that up to five lakh students will participate in the meeting. But with the court imposing restrictions, only four to five thousand students will be able to attend the meet, some students say.

The high court order came just when tension reached the boiling point on the campus as hundreds of policemen and personnel of Rapid Action Force and CRPF were deployed in and around the campus to stop the people from gathering.

Additional director general of police, law and order Abdul Khayyum Khan made it clear that the permission for rally would not be granted as the gathering of a large number of people can create serious law-and-order problems.

Chief Minister K Rosaiah also expressed his helplessness, saying political interference would not be good in a sensitive matter which was being dealt with by police in a professional manner.

OU JAC Leaders speaks with Media - Live from OU

3000 OU students take their meals at one Place

while AP govt annouced to close mess and hostels belonging to telangana students..
.but determined students wont give-up..and show their commitment towards seperate state.

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Osmania University students lathicharged

Assault on OU students

Students : We will ban all Cinemas belonging to Chiru & his Family

if PRP to revert its decision on 'Samajika Telangana' mentioned in election manifesto....Telangana students warns PRP of banning all Cinemas belonging to Chiru & his Family !!

MADHUPRIYA SONG ON TELANGANA

Tribute to Srikanth Chari ..OU student

TVV leader Mothe GangaReddy and others

Telanga Vidyarthi Vedika's agitation on BLACK DAY(Nov 1,2006) has been published in the front page of Andhrajyothy. On the same day CM and Ex.CM of AP celebrating AP formation Day.



A Delegation of telangana student leaders protesting in front AP assembly . TVV leaders Daruvu Ellanna, Mothe Ganga Reddy, Anjanna, Ramana and Jagan can also be seen.


" In the united AP , Everyday day is a black day for Telangana".
TVV leader Mothe GangaReddy speaking to the gathering of student leaders(from all the universities) at AP assembly, Hyderabad.