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Other Works By Dr. T.H. Chowdary DEDICATED TO Books: 1. The Tales the Telephones Tell (1981) (Telephone Cheppina Kathalu in Telugu-First personsNarration of Telecom persons while in duty) 2. From America to Andhra (1982) (Plays with telegraph & telephone services as themes) (Telugu) 3. We The Telephone Men in Service (1982) (Delineation of the duties, functions and work of DOT’s employees) 4. Right Number: Cheap Service, Telephones Unlimited (1983) (Play on how telephone services are administered by techno-bureaucrats and ministers) 5. Telephoning Rural Areas of Andhra Pradesh (1987) 6. Are You Listening ? (1990) Late Smt. Tripuraneni Mani Chowdary (The story of his struggles in the DOT to deliver service and not merely administer rules) 7. Issues In Telecom De-Monopolisation In India (1999) 8. P-Telcos In India: Why Did India Get Them So Wrong? (2000) 9. India Under Strain (2002) 10. India! Speak Up !!( 2003) 11. India: Explorations (2004) The memory of my wife, late Smt. Tripuraneni Mani 12. ICTs for Classes and Masses (2004) 13. In True Conscience (2006) Chowdary who inspired and sustained me in all my 14. Alochinchandi (2007)* 15. Yedhechchasi Tadhakuru (2008)* endeavours to deliver service and not merely administer 16. Thamasoma Jyothirgamaya (2008)* rules and to demolish the monopoly in telecom services 17. Adigi Telusukondi (2008)* 18. Testing Times (2008) and bring them within the reach of the poorest of the 19. Telecoms, IT & Society (2009) poor citizens of this great country and transforming the Monographs: 1) Dynasty and Corruption (1997) telecoms into electronic – photonic - wireless infrastruc- 2) Federalism and Coalition Governments in India - Emerging Challenges in Center-State Relations (2005 ) ture for storage and distribution and exchange of 3) India Under Assault (2006) 4) A Country with Minorities Overwhelming Un-unifiable Majority (2006) electronified information in all its forms. 5) The Summer Soldier and Sunshine Patriot (2011) 6) Why Grieve over Babri “Masjid”? How About Somnath, Rama and Thousands of Other Temples ? ( 2014 ) 7) India’s Nation-hood Before and After 1947 ( 2013) 8) Patel, Nehru and Modi (2014) 9) Secularism- Precept and Practice in Post -Independence India (2014) 10) Truth & Reconciliation Commission for India (2015) Journals: 1. Journal of the C.T.M.S / ICTs and Society (since Jan 1992) 2. Bharatiya Pragna (since Jan 1996) 3. “Secularism” Combat (since May 2003) * In Telugu Truth Triumphs Bharat on Freedom Road Dr. T. H. Chowdary A Publication by: Sri Hanuman Mani Education & Culture Trust March, 2017 Published by: Sri Hanuman Mani Education & Culture Trust Author : Dr. Tripuraneni Hanuman Chowdary Printed: First Edition: March 2017 Copies: 500 Price: Rs. 150/- Available from: 1) Sahithya Niketan 3-4-852, C/o Kesava Nilayam, Barkatpura, Hyderabad - 500 027 T: (40) 2756-3236 email : [email protected] 2) Trust office: Plot No: 8, P&T Colony Karkhana Secunderabad-500009 T: (40) 2784-3121 Printed at : Colour Graphics D. No. 3-1-151, Bhagyalaxmi Nilayam, Nimboli Adda, Kachiguda, Hyderabad - 500 027. Mobile: 8686963078 INDEX 21. Peculiarism of Indian “Secularism” 98 22. Regulate Places of Worship 100 Preface i 23. Diabolical “Secularism” 103 Foreword iii 24. Kashmir Problem can be Settled 105 Prologue vii 25. Muslim League (Pre-1947) Strikes Back 109 1. Bangladeshi Muslim Infiltrators 01 26. Verdict on Rama Janmabhoomi 111 2. Terrorism and How to Eliminate it 03 27. Somnath Day 114 3. IIT being Conceived by Jawaharlal Nehru Historic Lies 13 28. Weakening and Destroying our Nationhood 118 4. The Pitiable Plight of Hindus in their only Land 16 29. Urbanisation – An Alternative and a Less Painful Process 124 5. Why don’t many Hindus vote for the BJP ? 20 30. Opium Feed to People 131 6. Not Dialogue, Not Tolerance But Reciprocal Reverence 32 31. Rulership for “Minorities” - Servitude for Hindus 134 7. Challenges of China to India and World 37 32. Disintegrationist Development & Wasting Welfare 139 8. MIM in Hyderabad 42 33. Political Parties Regulatory Authority of India 151 9. Midwifing the Birth of Ninety Pakistans in India 46 34. Sri P V Narasimha Rao, Mauna Muni - Deng Tsiao Ping of India 155 10. Kashmir’s Unceasing Secessionist Movements 51 35. Eliminating the Poor or Poverty? 159 11. Kashmir’s Separatist Movement 53 36. Ill Fares The Land Where “Welfare” Substitutes For Work 162 12. National Integration and Security – Religious Fundamentalism57 37. Trivialisation of Engineering Education 173 13. What the Maoists/ PWG can do to gain the gratitude of the people of Andhra Pradesh (and India) 67 38. Reservation for Muslims 176 14. Welfare Without Wealth & Work 72 39. The Changing Indian Family System: Westernisation & Globalisation or Modernisation ? 186 15. Losing Friends And Appeasing Non-Friends (Enemies) 76 40. Book Review: The Kalam Effect - My Years with the 16. Reservations for Muslims – Jawaharlal Nehru’s Failed Attempt79 President By P.M.Nair, IAS (Retd.) 213 17. Fee Reimbursement by Government of A.P for Students 83 41. Rotten Rulers and Infected Officers In The Governance of Andhra Pradesh 220 18. Congress organizing Muslims (and Christians ) to Disintegrate the Nation 87 42. Moral Corruption is More Injurious And Dangerous Than Every Other Type of Corruption. 226 19. Unpardonable Ingratitude 90 20. Nationalise Inter-State Rivers 95 43. Teachers as Gurus To Ignite Intelligence, Energize Divinity 66. Backwardness as a Badge for Power 325 and Promote Harmony And Peace Among Peoples 230 67. Israel and Gaza 327 44. How not to be Dictated and Ruled by Minorities 245 68. Permanent Poverty for the Poor Prosperity for Politicians 330 45. The Menace of Regional Parties 250 69. Who should be in the TTD and other Temple Trust Boards in 46. Media Must Have Duties, Not Only Rights 254 the Telugu States 333 47. Haj Subsidies 257 70. Separate sub-plan for Minorities 336 48. Is the Jagan Phenomenon Unique and Unprecedented? 259 71. The Savagery of Fundamentalist Islamists 338 49. The First And Essential Steps For Bringing Down Corruption 264 72. All - free Praja Parties in Telugu States 341 50. If This is Not Crisis What Else is? 268 73. The Inimitable Sardar 343 51. Js. Rajinder Sochar Report - Re-hash of the 74. Less known facts about the great Jawaharlal Nehru 347 Muslim Leagues (1938) Pirpur Report 271 75. What Spain, Poland, Russia and African people did to alien 52. Tackling Maoist Insurgency – Tribal (like Muslim) First Conquerors and Domestic Tyrants 351 Programs And Special Administration 278 76. The Pleasures and Privileges of Being Poor 354 53. Feudalisation of Indian Politics 281 77. How To Disintegrate The Hindu Society 356 54. Ushering in Minority Raj 284 78. Castes in Christianity 358 55. Dalit Uplift 286 79. Shuddhi, Ghar Vapasi and Reservations - Are Hindus a 56. Immoral Governments Encourage Criminal Businesses 289 Community like Muslims & Christians? 360 57. Kashmir Film Festival & Ambedkar Students’ Association 293 80. Muslim Clerics Questioning the RSS on Hindu Rashtra 364 58. Son-stroked Politicians 296 81. Mother Teresa’s Motive 370 59. Legacy of Maulana Azad 301 60. Sardar Patel - A Proper Appraisal 306 61. Population, Development, & Employment 311 62. Pamulaparthi Venkata Narasimha Rao The Pradhama Bharatiya Pradhana Manthri 314 63. The Uniqueness in Sri Modi’s Victory 317 64. Certifying but not Qualifying “Education” 319 65. Why did America drop not one but two atom bombs on Japan? 323 Dt: 13//03/2017 This book is a reflection of another dimension of the many splendoured personality of Dr. Hanuman Chowdary, that is, his commitment to the Truth Triumphing: Bharat on Freedom Road heritage and culture of India and his readiness to combat powerful opponents on an ideological front. His success is not surprising because PREFACE he is on the side of truth. N VITTAL* I wish the book and Dr. Hanuman Chowdary continued success. I am very happy that this book, “Truth Triumphing: Bharat on (*IAS, Retd, Former Secretary, Department of Telecommunications Freedom Road”is being released at the right time and by the right people. , Chairman, Most important, it has also been authored by the right person. Telecom Commission, Central Vigilance Commissioner And Padma Vibhushan awardee) Singlehandedly, Dr. Hanuman Chowdary, who has been honoured by rd the Government of India this year with the Padma Shri, has carried out Flat no: 12, 3 floor, “Sreela” more than two decades at his own cost a campaign against the highly No: 22, Gilchrist Avenue, (Off. Harrington Road) biased and highly financed secular intelligentia which controlled the print Chatput, Chennai- 600031 and electronic media as well as the academic institutions and the entire T: (44) 2836-5533 spectrum of government organisations. These intelligentia have M: 9841292698 systematically distorted the history and truth about the heritage of India [email protected] and misinterpreted the constitution to ensure that the benefits of the freedom of the country flow not to the majority of the citizens, but to the so-called “minorities”. Nearly two decades ago, Dr. Hanuman Chowdary launched his journal, Secularism Combat as a challenge to the magazines run by the secular intelligentia. This book contains the collection of 81 articles. Each article brings out the degree of distortion and prejudice displayed by the secular intelligentia. The title of the book, “Truth Triumphing: Bharat on Freedom Road”is the English rendering of our Government’s motto which is taken from the Mundakaupanishad. The Padma Shri conferred on Dr. Hanuman Chowdary this year by the government was for his unique contribution for the development of the communication infrastructure of our country. i ii FOREWORD studies led me to not merely read but study our own classics, Mahabharata, Ramayana and Bhagawata and the Upanishads by If you want to be at peace with yourself, several Bharatiya scholar-statesmen - Loka Manya Tilak, Aurobindo, do not mind to be at war with the world.
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    https://www.propertywala.com/aditya-empress-towers-hyderabad Aditya Empress Towers - Shaikpet, Hyderabad Combining luxury and high quality Aditya Empress Towers by Aditya Constructions at Aziz Bagh Colony, Shaikpet in Hyderabad offers residential project that host 3bhk apartments in various sizes. Project ID: J396232118 Builder: Aditya Constructions Location: Aditya Empress Towers,Aziz Bagh Colony, Shaikpet, Hyderabad (Telangana) Completion Date: Jul, 2020 Status: Started Description Aditya Empress Towers is an iconic project combining luxury and high quality in Aziz Bagh Colony, Shaikpet offers 3 bhk spacious apartment in the size ranges between 1575 to 2380 sqft. The project provides amenities like beautifully designed clubhouse and the swimming pool give it a rich ambience and allows you to pamper yourself. Jubilee Hills area is strategically located to meet the needs of the people who are constantly on the move. It has excellent connectivity to all parts of the city and is close to the international airport. Amenities : Power backup Intercom Vastu Club house Gated community Gym Health facilities Indoor games Landscaped garden Lift Maintenance staff Meditation hall Play area Pucca road Security personnel Swimming pool Incepted in the year 2002, Aditya Construction Company is a reputed name in the real estate market of Hyderabad. It has developed residential projects backed by innovative features and technology. Aditya Construction Company is a recipient of awards; including Luxury Villa Project 2015 for its Villa Grande Luxury Apartment Project 2015 for its Empress Towers organized by Siliconindia Real Estate Awards, to name a few. The company strives to be one of the best property developers by building world class homes that offer value for the money invested by the customers.