@konda_raghav@Yashinonx No. No citizen has rights to barge into any institution and demand info that you need. You can’t go into saffola office tomorrow and demand evidence for why their oil is good. There’s a process to it. You need to write to respective departments or file a court case
@TikeKhenchiDia Andhra people, do not post negative comments. The OP is trying to point out Hindi imposition in Orissa - nothing against the Vizag airport
@AllahTheGod_786@bhargavraam08 Let’s separate est and west in to Godavari state, Krishna and Guntur into Amaravati state and prakasham and nellore into separate and so on
@shivacharan02@Yashinonx Asala ye angle lo aina school laga undha aa building? Urike social media lo ishtam vachinattu rasthunnaru but we did not demolish any schools or houses where people are already living ani clear ga cheppadu
@arryyaaaaa ARR ki mundhu ilaya raja era and ARR ki Anirudh ki madhyalo Harris jayaraj era too.
There’s a standup music /comedy show about this in prime called “Alex in Wonderland”.
Subs pettukuni chudachu. Adhi chusthe mana Telugus kante tamils entha lucky oo in terms of music anipisthadhi
@CMC_Offcl How can this get a 72% score despite cooking in that engine oil? It’s willful negligence. I understand dirty walls can’t be cleaned in a day in any restaurant. but here they continue to use that oil even when they have choice to change it. It’s a crime & they should be arrested
@NishantOpinions Income లేకపోతే tax కట్టమని ఎవరు అంటారు అండీ?
రైతుల ముసుగులో High income చూపించి tax ఎగ్గొట్టే వారి కోసమే income tax పెట్టాలి అనేది.
నిజమైన రైతు ఈ year భారీగా losses వచ్చి next year profit వచ్చింది అనుకున్నా , ఆ losses next 8 years వరకు కూడా deduction చేసుకుని tax కట్టనవసరం లేదు
@iPACposts@Shiva4TDP Vadu Nara Lokesh ane cheppadu. Nandamuri Lokesh ani emi cheppaledhu.
Nuvve brainless logic matladthunnav. Mee mummy side thatha ni “thatha” ani pilavava ra?
@SuriyaMaara Nobody cared when Vaathi or Vaarisu were filmed primarily in Tamil.
Suriya has been treated as Telugu actor for 20+ years now. All of his movies receive good opening and collections in Telugu and close to TN most of times. Yet, treating Telugu audience as “secondary” is hurting