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Friday, June 9, 2017

My Marks in UPSC 2016 Mains


Compulsory Language paper (Telugu) : 156

English : 91


GS 1 : 90

GS 2 : 71

GS 3 : 86

GS 4 : 88


Optional Sociology

Paper 1 : 111

Paper 2 : 122

Total  : 718

Friday, March 6, 2015

An Indian Daughter "Every men need to see it"

My Sister, My Mom, My Daughter,My Friend, My Wife, My Lover, My Inspiration is safe....?
I am a Man... Who stands for the esteem of My Sister
I am a Man.... Who respect my existence just by a Women
I am a Man... Who Knew i am nothing with out a Women
I am a Man... Who pledge to equality
I am Man.... Who paid tribute to the bleeding Soul of my Mother India for her Daughter
Jyothi Singh.... An Indian Daughter 
......May her soul rest in peace.....


 

Friday, February 13, 2015

My Review on 'Applied Diplomacy: Through the Prism of Mythology' by Ambassador T P Sreenivasan


How you fell when someone had a wide experience on Diplomacy and world power corridors, who had enjoyed the company of former from Prime ministers of India to top world leaders like US President Barak Obama, UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon and German Chancellor Angela Markel as granted and who bring the laurels in International stage by his accomplishment’s sits next to you with a smile and speaks to you as a philosopher or a friend about his days in pastoral lands to horseshoe table debates in UN Security Council? This is what I experienced when turning the pages of 'Applied Diplomacy: Through the Prism of Mythology' by Ambassador T P Sreenivasan


Ambassador T P Sreenivasan, the roles played by him being in IFS is not less than  Arjuna in battle field of kurukshetra, here the battle is with the words mixed with might and reciprocal favors in diplomatic circles at world forums to secure the nation interests and to reflect the dictums of his masters in South Block.

In this book, he poured the utmost wisdom, knowledge and experience he gain over a period of four decades. Diya S Iyer edited the writings and speeches delivered by Sreenivasan in to seven chapters each one are an epitome of it.


Hunuman: As the mascot of IFS, the first ever diplomat that India sent abroad elaborates upon the current state of Indian Foreign policy. He presented the life of an aspiring young diplomat and challenges there in. He had given insights about it charms of diplomacy, importance of culture, traits of 21st century diplomat, Spouse as Cultural ambassadors and the training that matters.

Vibheeshana: Though he is a brother of Demon king Ravana, who stands for righteousness in the midst of threats and fears, portrays India in its pusillanimous yet positive take on its neighborhood. He remark bully explained the three evolutionary phases of the Indian Foreign policy. He explained the strict reciprocity policy towards Pakistan followed by Chain Insurability as its asset and India’s regional engagements.

Ashwatthama: The power house of Kauravas, who was cursed to live a prolonged life as he erred under the ire of humiliation, warns us about the wrongdoings that unquestioned power can instigate, as in a super power like USA. Dedicated to the romance of India and US as seasonal lovers always had unknown reason for smile and cry reached its zenith with raising China and consequence of nuclear trade. The Nuclear trade occupies more space than it deserved.

Parasurama: who possess the most destructive weapons ever that annihilate life on earth warns about hazards of nuclear weapons urges us ‘Atoms for peace and Global Zero’. He criticized the mad men race for nuclear arsenal though the 9/11 demonstrated that the power to destroy the world many times over provides no guarantee of security. The author who had earlier worked in IAEA as Governor presents a mixed thought about Indian energy security through Nuclear energy attributing the Fukushima disaster.

Kripacharya: The United Nations, who struggled to maintain its relevance in today’s world. As an Insider he presented how the UN works and power politics from General Assembly to UN Security council those are still unknown to the outsiders. Sreenivasan elucidate the bi-standards of P-5 countries in Security Council to reforms and India as a permeant member. He abashed the unpredictability as a hallmark of the Norwegian Nobel committee when it comes to the awarding of the Nobel Peace prize between OPCW and Malala. He pointed the apathy of India in Securing the leading positions in UN agencies which certainly an eye opener to Foreign Ministry and PMO.

He added the spices of Kerala to in his writings in Mahabali. This explains the typical Malayali and his second innings as Commentator, evangelist on Foreign policy, followed by his grand plans for Higher Education 2.0 for Kerala.

Vyasa: The master story teller by himself made an attempt to show his veneration towards his master JS Mehta, passion about writing, and his life as an inspiration to millions of boys and girls who looks for hope to enter in corridors of power to drive a change.

TP Sreenivasan with all love he had on his service IFS made a strong attempt to inspire the youth of this nation to opt for it. His writings are delightful and thought provoking, laced with humor proved him a commendable writer.

Diya S Iyer had made his mentor proud by brining on a whole range of subjects, in a most imaginatively structured compilation with the uncanny link that she established between Indian mythology and Diplomacy.

 Wisdom tree India stands by its name by publishing this book. I am sure this would be one of the finest in there book self. I greatly recommend this book as bible for the next generation diplomats, students on international relations and readers who want to know the unsung heroism of diplomats.

Finally I am thankful to the Naman kapur from Wisdom tree for choosing me to write review on this book. He made this day one will stands special forever.

APPLIED DIPLOMACY — Through the Prism of Mythology: Writings of T.P. Sreenivasan: Edited by Divya S. Iyer; Wisdom Tree, 4779/23, Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Delhi-110002. Rs. 895.

Reviewed by: Gopinath Jyothi

Monday, January 26, 2015

In the context of modern capitalist driven economy, the ideals enshrined in the preamble still relevant? Equality and fraternity possess a challenge. Critically examine

The ideals enshrined in the constitution reflect the ideas and aspirations of our elders while drafting the constitution. The idea of socialist state in 1950 to market driven economy in with the liberalization reforms in 1999 and successive years, shaped with economic future of the country with both up and downs. The concept of state driven economy in Nehruvian times laid an emphasis on vibrant economy with Heavy industrialization and Irrigation as its backbone. The 1950’s era addressed the immediate need of building a nation from foundations. Even the state driven reforms and privatization of resources and opening up of key areas to market investment created a Global economy in India. The Social equality attributed to the success of brings the marginalized classes in to main stream development. The success of ITDA,PMRY, SJGSY, PMSY Food for work, MGNREGA, Direct cash transfer schemes and PM Jan Dhan yojanga, pays a way for gainful employment and assured delivery of Govt resources to the public. This will help to bring social status as well as Economic independence to the poor to stand on their feet. The Directive Principles of state policy though not legally enforced but given a clear direction to the Govt’s to work upon to full fill the ideals in preamble. The capitalist economy allows wider reach of opportunities to the Business and Red tapeism to Red carpet to business provide employment opportunities to the both skilled and unskilled workforce to India helps to ends the Poverty and Fraternity between the societies and classes.  As fraternity well exists between equals the new market avenues provides way for it. The National skill development Mission aims to harness the demographic dividend once harnessed pays a way for class less society and more matured, well educated, performance driven India in all spears this will achieve the Ideals enshrined in the economy with more meaning full way.

Though we had slight disturbances and short comings in the past on our path but they will not deter the spirit of Indians. The Ghar waps, Communal clashes, preaching no family planning to improve hold of Hinduism will always deter in modern educated society which shackles the fundamentalism with Ideal values gained to transformation with education.


The Key attributes enshrined in the constitution will always be relevant in the present context whether it’s a Socialist or Capitalist economy. The economic nature alone  will not dictates the path of Nation.

Monday, November 17, 2014

News item about Age and Number of attempts in Hindu today

Dear All,

Most of the Aspirants had seen the todays Hindu Newspaper about the Age relaxation and number of Attempts. There is no need to worry of it, as this is pending decision from UPA government, some out of mind journalist has made a news item of an age old dusted file. Though these are the 2 A.R.C recommendations, Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG) (It’s a department under the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions which is  headed by the Prime Minister of India) had never issued a circular or G.O on it till now.

The particular document which we are talking about has caused anxiety in the minds of thousands of civil service aspirants. The document talks about lowering the age limit to 26 and number of attempts to 3 for General (unreserved/open) category; 28 years and 5 attempts for OBC and 29 years, 6 attempts for the SC/ST category for civil service aspirants from 2015 exams itself.

If they really want to accept these proposals then it’s not that easy as everyone think. We had seen the compulsory regional language paper and the CSAT English questions issue last year how it had been a scene in Parliament and in the streets of Delhi.

This decision will impact the thousands of Aspirants who are investing there precious years of time just to prepare this coveted exam. As this is a decision of UPA govt. never except that it will be implemented by NDA.

As we are in a Democratic country, we have streets to demonstrate and resolve this issue on our favor no matter what.

So, Keep everything out of your mind and concentrate on your studies.


All the Best!!

Gopinath

Now the Government replied :
The Union government has scrapped down the rumors for possible relaxation of Age and Attempts in Civil services exam

See the link below:
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/govt-says-no-to-upa-s-move-to-lower-upsc-age-limit/article1-1287621.aspx

Saturday, June 7, 2014

My Mail to Governor of AP and TG on IGCARL Pulivendla

To
The Governor of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana

Dear Sir,

This is Gopinath Jyothi working as a Software engineer in TCS-Hyd, hailed from Pulivendula YSR Kadapa dist AP.
I am wrting this mail to draw your attention to the unlawful wastage of public money amount of 386 crores and 600 acres of land in Pulivendula in the name of IGCARL (Indra Gandhi Centre for Advanced Research on Livestock).The YSR govt had established this world class research facility in Pulivendula in 2009.It is attached to Animal Husbandry,Dairy Development &Fisheries Dept.,Govt of AP.

As of now the entire facility is ideal, no activity is carrying out here.I personally visited the centre nothing there.The facility is filled with dust and bushes everywhere.I feeling pity about that in a nation where a person earning 28 rupees per day is not a poor, since 66 years of getting independence still there are people who are struggling not able to have a proper meal in a day.


Who gave the right to this politicians and bureaucrats to waste our tax payers money for there wimps.


The aim behind the establishment of the center is best understood by the facilities provided there.For your reference i am providing the link of official website here.

http://igcarl.ap.nic.in/newsevents.htm  


                                                       See this video how its look like 

But the days change, now the present status of this research center is best seen in this below news item in 10tv.

video look into this link:
IGCARL Construction in Pulivendula with Rs 386 crores |10tv


But still there is inactiveness in the bureaucracy. The district administration is completely inactive in the hands of local politicians Please take proper action in order to fulfill the intention behind its establishment.

If its not possible to maintain this research facility.Please convert this into an extension campus to the Yogi Vemana University in Kadapa.

Your are the only hope of mine and the residents of pulivendula.This is my last attempt of this issue, i tried to draw the assistance of the Union govt also through RTI on it but i failed.


Please look into this with some personal care or else this will go into vain.


With a small and final hope on you,

Gopinath Jyothi
Ph: +91 8143546676.
ASE., TCS HYD


Sunday, May 18, 2014

The New Capital for Residual State of Andhra Pradesh.


In exercise of the powers conferred by section 6 of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, 2014 (6 of 2014), the Central Government hereby constitutes an Expert Committee to study the various
alternatives regarding the new capital for the successor State of Andhra Pradesh and make appropriate recommendations.

2. The composition of the Committee so appointed is as follows:

a) Shri K C Siva rama krishnan, IAS (Retd.), Former Secretary Urban Development, GoI – Chairman
b) Dr. Rathin Roy, Director, National Institute of Public Finance & Policy, New Delhi
c) Shri Aromar Revi, Director, Indian Institute for Human Settlements, Bengaluru
d) Shri. Jagan Shah, Director, National Institute of Urban Affairs, NewDelhi
e) Prof. K T Ravindran, Former Dean School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi

As the committee is going forward for the selection of new site for the capital of AP.The newly elected Chief Minister of AP state Mr.Nara Chandra Babu Naidu have its own ground work to realize the dream of Andhras for there capital.

He is planning a city that can beat even the capital of India New Delhi

His ideas are reflected with the Sejong City being constructed near Seoul.

See how the new city may looks like:



                                            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4y7tpPn6p0



If he realized his dream,certainly not only AP entire India moved into a new age of Urbanization.


links : Committee for New AP capital
The Senjong city

Friday, January 10, 2014

RTI filed to Department of Personnel & Training

Q1.what are the Total number of vacancies in all All india and group A and B services.

Q2.what is the impact of that vacancies in administration.

Q3.what are the steps taken by the union government to fill this gap of requirement of officers in all india and central services.

Q4.What are the steps taken to improve the training facilities of all India and central crevices officers to induct more number of officers as per the vacancies.

Q5.what is the cost incurred by the government to train each officer in all India and Central Group A and Group B services filled trough civil services exam.

Q6.How many officers in all India services likes IAS IPS IFS and Group A and B facing criminal,corruption,disciplinary and CBI cases state wise.

Q7.In how many cases and on whom ( officers ) govt had given permission for prosecution on all india and central services officers and what are the charges facing by them.

Q8.How much amount of property or other monetary amount seized from the officers in All india services like IAS IPS and IFS and Group A and B who are facing allegations in different cases in India and abroad in past 10 years and from whom.

Q9.What are the steps taken to constitute Civil services Board at Central and state level.

Q10.what are the steps taken by the Union govt to protect sincere officers from false allegations,political pressures, etc to do there job freely with out any pressure from outside.

Q11.what are steps taken so far to reform all this matters based of Hota committee and 2nd ARC.




Reply for my above questionnaires:

Total Number of Vacancies in IAS -1440

Annual Expenditure per officer Trainee as per the data of 2013-2014 is as under:

Village Visit                     -7000/-
Trekking                          -7000/-
Bharat Darshan                -25000/-
Adv for place of posting   -20000/-
Total amount per OT        -59000/-

Apart from above Salary Advance of Rs 34,500/- id given to  each Officer trainee during training period.

Polar Vortex....



As of Monday afternoon, the Midwest was battling uncommonly frigid weather that threatened to break some all-time-low temperature records. January is typically cold, but not this cold, with several Midwestern cities such as Chicago gripped by daytime temperatures well below zero.
So what's happening?
A huge mass of arctic air has slipped away from the North Pole, settled over the U.S. and made everything really, really cold, meteorologists told The Times. You may know the phenomenon by a phrase you've seen in headlines lately: the ominous-sounding "polar vortex."
“It’s not really a phrase I like -- it makes it sound a lot worse than what it actually is," said Todd Heitkamp, a warning coordination meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Souix Falls, S.D. "This has happened before." Most recently in the 1990s, he said.
What is a polar vortex? 
Ryan Maue, a Florida-based meteorologist for the private weather service WeatherBELL, described it as a "lobe" of dense, cold air that's normally bound in by a jet stream; this one detached from over the North Pole and brought a whole lot of wind with it.
"The polar vortex isn’t this entity like a hurricane or nor'easter that develops and goes away. It’s a normal feature that’s part of the polar climate," Maue told The Times.
Over the North Pole, Maue explained, cold air typically forms at night  where clear skies allows heat to escape into space.
"Day after day after day, these pools of air form" near the pole, Maue said. “There's always cold air up there, if the Arctic is left to its own devices.”
And, because of a "multitude of factors," Maue said, a mass broke south and headed toward the U.S.
The National Weather Service's Heitkamp likened the effect to a large mass of cold building up over the North Pole and getting "flushed" south.
“The jetstream just shifts enough," Heitkamp said, and a high-pressure front "just moves in over the upper Midwest, and it just sits in place, and it allows the cold air to spread over the entire upper Midwest."
Wind has accompanied the cold: On Monday morning, the National Weather Service forecast wind chills of more than 30 degrees below zero to sweep an area as far west as Montana, as far east as New York and as far south as Missouri.
Why is this all so dangerous?
At those temperatures, Heitkamp warned, exposed flesh can freeze in five minutes, and some vehicles may not start.
"If a person isn’t dressed properly, and they don’t have a winter survival kit in their vehicle, and if they aren’t prepared, they’ll have to deal with the consequences thereafter," Heitkamp said. “We have a lot of vehicles right now that are not starting."
While those kind of precautions may be familiar to upper Midwesterners, they may come as a surprise to Americans used to warmer Januaries.
"It affects people that aren’t used to cold right now. I’m in Florida right now, and they’re issuing a wind chill advisory because it’s going to go below freezing," said Maue, speaking by phone from Tallahassee and calling it a once-in-a-decade event.
When will it be over?
The polar mass is expected to warm slightly as it moves over the East Coast by Monday night, before finally blowing out to sea.
"It’s like flipping the switch and we’re back to more mild conditions for January," Maue said.
Heitkamp added, “We’re just telling people to minimize their time outdoors, pay attention to the forecast, and this too shall pass.”


http://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-polar-vortex-freeze-midwest-20140106,0,4278247.story#ixzz2q0Rj0EGI

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

RTI filed to Prime Ministers Office

Q1.what is the amount spend on Prime minister Man Mohan Singh foreign visits.

Q2.what is the amount spend on Prime ministers stationary expenses.


Q3.who proposed the candidature of Jawaharlal Nehru ,Rajiv Gandhi and Indra Gandhi for Bharat Ratana award. 


Q4.why Bharat Ratana award is reverted back to Nethaji Subhas Chandra Bose.

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Fare Well to GOD


A Dawn in the world ended his presence in the Cricket ...

A Century had sparkled by the centuries he made...

A Creator had creates himself from the morns of his fans dreams...

A Billion hearts rejoice by his play now weeping...He creates the magic he ends it...

Sachin Sachin...only word the world whispers in the heart

The God Of Cricket Sachin Tendulkar ....We Love you We Miss you




Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Rayalaseema Development including Nellore and Prakasham districts.


The development of any state or region is depends on the sustained improvement in the living standards and respectful life of common rural folk.

The Rayalaseema region has been severely drought hitting region not only in the existing Andhra Pradesh state but also in the entire country. The Rayalaseema region completely depends on agriculture and cattle rearing without considerable irrigation facilities and economic back bone. Though the state of Andhra Pradesh had been ruled by the Chief Ministers from this region but the economic muscle of this region is so thin due to lack of any industries except some cement factories due to its rich lime and mica and lime stone deposits.

The region having potential resources for mining with its world largest deposits of Lime stone,Uranium,Mica,Dolomite,Iron ore,kadapa stone and granite have been miserable failed to achieve industrialization due to lack of political support and foresight for its development.

The Union government in its balanced regional development initiative had established considerable number of major industries all around the country except in Rayalaseema region. This can be identified by the zero number of major industries both in public and private sector.

The region completely dried up due to lack of rainfall and irrigation facilities had also dried up due to no significant steps for the construction of dams and canals to give new life to this region. The region once famous for its richness as Rathanala seema now remained as Ralla seema (Area of stones).


As per the  terms of reference of the GoM given below:

  (iv)  look into the special needs of the backward regions and districts of both the States and recommend measures;

We are forwarding our recommendations behalf of our region development:

Irrigation facilities:

The four districts if Rayalaseema region along with Nellore and Prakasam district has been considering as some of the most drought hit regions in the nation.
The annual rainfall in the Rayalaseema region is less below the national average below rainfall. The Ananthapur district had declared as second desert of India because of the desertification process due to lack of rainfall and irrigation facilities. The rainfall in this region is below that of Ladakh.

Any civilization flourishes along the river valleys. This can be acclaimed by Egyptian, Harappa civilizations and they came to an end due to drain of rivers. In order to avoid this calamity in this region and to avoid suicides of farmers and artisans the only way is to develop this region in all aspects mainly in agriculture due to its agrarian in nature.

The GoM looking in to the issues of Polavaram project and declared it as a national project. The water conserved due to inter basin conversion from Godavari to Krishana will be made useful for the conservation of Krishna water. The Dhummu gudam tail pond will add additional capacity of 150 Tmcs to the Krishna basin. Due to lack of sufficient water resources and drought prone we are requesting you to consider this case and allot not less than 350 Tmcs of water both from the Krishna and Godavari water available due to basin conservation as assured water allotment to this region. We are suffering lack of drinking water too. This will add to our resources to develop this region agriculturally and industrially. Any industries can sustain and established if they have well water facilities available.

The lack of any major irrigation facilities has been adding a great disadvantage to this region. The union government has to take initiative to develop this deprived region by providing a special package to this region for irrigation facilities.


Rayalaseema Major and Minor Irrigation Development  Authority:

A statutory origination named Rayalaseema major and minor irrigation development Authority under Ministry of water resources of Govt. Of India will only save this region from mass starvation, human migration and farmers suicides. The Central Water commission will take this matter and develop a detailed plan for the development of this region.

These regions had and have been experiencing mass migration to other areas mainly Hyderabad as daily wage workers in construction and other some hazardous work can be controlled by only through well drainage facilities for agriculture and industrialization.

Dates back to Vijaynagara kingdom this region had extensive tank facilities for irrigation which had further developed some extent by the Britishers. As the time passes these tank facilities had been ignored and diverted its diverted area for other purposes. The govt has to take special emphasis for the development of tanks and conservation rain water in this drought hit region.

The projects pending in this region along with the planned ones has to be considered as projects for national importance for sustained development and backward regions development initiative to add advantage to this region, otherwise this region will become second Thar desert of India.

The Srisailam project constructed on Krishna river had became nerve centre for Samikya Andhra agitation form Rayalaseema region. This project due to geographically located in both Rayalaseema and Telangana region will become place for future water wars between the two states. This has to be carefully examined on the light of regional aspirations and national importance in order to avoid future agitations. The better possible way is to add the entire project built in area to Rayalaseema Region, so that the last riparian sate had an advantage.

Industrial development:

By providing a monetary package will do nothing to the development of this region because of the faction politics and mass corruption in the political leaders in this state. The reserve resources of our PSU's will tap for industrial development of this region, which indirectly help for national development.

Tax free Region:

In order to encourage the private and public investments in this region the Union government has to declare Rayalaseema as tax free region for not less than twenty five years. During the formation of Utarakhand that state had got Union government tax exemptions for ten years. The region with no major industries so far can taste some industrial development at least now. The educated youth who have been migrated for the jobs to cities mainly Hyderabad Chennai and Bangalore can find suitable employment near to their home.

Power sector:

Availability of sufficient quality power attracts the industries to step in.
Providing an impetus to NTPC and State govt has to establish at least two Ultra Mega power project in this region for power generation by utilising the gas resources available in KG-Basin and coal resources available in this and other regions.

The existing RTPS-RAYALASEEMA THERMAL POWER PROJECT with1050MW has to develop with an additional capacity of 950MW.

Manufacturing and Heavy industries:

The then YSR Congress govt had laid a foundation stone for construction of Brahamani steel factory in YSR kadapa district and allocated iron ore mines in Anathapur district. The Brahamani steels had started construction in 11000 acres ol land and stopped it later, it is ready to occupy to construct steel plant.

SAIL has to establish a major steel plant in Jamalamadugu in kadapa district along with one other in Anathapur district as balanced regional industrial development program. The iron ore and Dolomite resources available in the Rayalseema region especially in Kadapa and Anathapur districts can be utilized for this.A large quantities of Iron ore had exported from this area to other nations by illegal mining can be overcome by this steps.

IDPL,BHEL, ECIL,HAL, SAIL and other PSU’s have to be invited to establish units here.

The Andhra Lights Co., Andhra Pradesh cooperative spinning mill on of the biggest in the Asia had closed down in Anathapur district. The both industries should be referring to Board for Industrial and Financial reconstruction (BIFR) to give impetus to these industries for revival

Prodhuttur cooperative Dairyfarm, Chennuru Sugar factory, has to be revived to operate.


Railways and Road network:

Due to land locked region adds geographical disadvantage,but being centre to three major cities in india Hyderabad ,Bangalore,Chennai can be developed as high speed fright and industrial corridor.The proximity to VANPIC and Krishnapatnam port and huge mineral resources deposits available in this region can be utilised for nation building. To realise that extensive rail and road network will be developed in this region.

The Electric & Diesel wagons, Rail way track and allied industries should be establish in this region with establishment to two major steel factories in this region at YSR Kadapa and Anathapur districts will adds an advantage to it.This will significantly decreases the logistics and manufacturing costs of products to this industries.

KADAPA - BANGALORE
OBULAVARI PALLI - KRISHNAPATTAM
YARAGUNTALLA - NADHYALA
BARKAPETA - GIDDALURU
MUDDHUNUR-PULIVENDLA –KADIRI


IT&ITES and electronic hardware industries:

 IT&ITES Electronics hardware Gaming, BPO, Animation and other technology industries has to be encouraged with special emphasis in this region in Kurnool, Tirupati, Kadapa Ananthapur districts and other regions of the state. Information Technology Investment region (ITIR) as sanctioned in Hyderabad has to be sanctioned in  Tirupati-Ananthapur-Mannavaram to this region.The IT &ITES SEZ's sanctioned earlier in this region has to taken up by Union govt to establish Software Technology Development Parks of India to promote IT sector. This will develop employment opportunities in this region and boost its regional economy.

The Govt of Andhra Pradesh had established the Hitex convention center in PPP mode and Hi-tech-City at Madhapur Hyderabad for promotion of IT industry. Similarly a Hitex international convention centre and Hi-tech-city has to establish in Tirupati and Vizag.

PCPIR Industrial Corridor:

Petro-Chemical corridor has to be promoted to leverage more investment along the coastal belt. Bulk Drug and Pharmaceutical industries should be established with priority along the coastal belt of Nellore and Prakasam districts like Vizag-Kakinada PCPIR. Ship building industries in this PCPIR INDUSTRIAL belt will adds an advantage to it with special emphasis from Union govt.

Bangalore-Chennai Industrial corridor:

Due to the proximity to the Bangalore and Chennai cities Ananthapur Chittoor Nellore districts has to be developed an automobile Hi-tech manufacturing hub of India on behalf on Bangalore-Chennai Industrial corridor.

The larger area available in SEZ's like Lepakshi,VANPIC, and others will ease the financial burden to both Union and State governments.

Hyderabad-Bangalore Industrial corridor:

This corridor will emerge as life line for both Telangana and AP. The most backward districts of both the states Mahbubnagar, Kurnool, Ananthapur districts which are becoming synonyms of backwardness, poverty, farm suicides, and migration will see a rapid economic and infrastructure development.The vast stretch of barren land and mineral resources available here helps for establishment of large scale engineering, Agro based, mineral based industries.


The new CM’s of both the states cooperate together to realise this corridor which will change the fate of economy of south India at large.

National Investment and manufacturing zones:

The union government had introduced NIMZ's to promote investment and manufacturing in India. The manufacturing sector has a capacity to provide quant able number of employment opportunities in this most unemployed region.
Chittour district had one such in approved stage but the land procurement hasn't started yet. Three more NIMZ has to be sanctioned in Kurnool Anathapur Nellore district to provide employment opportunities in this region.

Mega food parks:

The union government had sanctioned 30 mega food parks in India during 11th and 12th plan. Two of this Mega food parks has to be develop in this region one in Prakasham district  due to considerable plantation in orchards ,groundnuts ,mangos ,bananas, tomatoes and sea food in Prakasham district etc.

Airways:

An international airport which is still pending in Tirupati has to setup in jet speed on par with RGI-Hyd. The Honourable Prime Minister of India Dr.Man Mohan Singh had already laid a foundation stone for International Airport in Tirupati in 2010 since then there is no progress at all.

           Domestic Airports has to be developed in Kurnool, Kadapa, Ananthapur, Chittoor, Nellore, Ongole, which had earlier sanctioned for development in ambitious central government program to develop domestic airports for aviation industry through Airports Authority of India (AAI).

         The aviation industry will boost investments in this regions easy access to domestic and international destinations help to speedy progress of the other initiative which will take place in this region.

         The readily available 4500 acres of land earlier sanctioned for the construction of dedicated Airport to Bharmani Steel factory is to be declare as National Aviation SEZ for establishing aircraft and allied components manufacturing industry.The union govt has to promote it by itself along with an Aeronautical Engineering college.




Mining & Rayalaseema Mineral Development corporation (RMDC) :

The Rayalaseema is land for extensive mineral resources. The Mangampet mines for  worlds largest lime stone deposits,Mica and Pullerine, Iron ore deposits in Ananthapur district  Thadipathri,Reniguntta  and YSR Kadapa districts( near Pendlimarri),Dolomite helps to develop steel industries.
The kimberlite Ruby diamond Gold mines in the Kadapa Anathapur districts. The world second largest Uranium deposits at Thumallapalli near Pulivendla and Silver in YSR Kadapa district.The asbestos deposits on Pulivendla mandal help to develops electronic wiring industries cement products, crude boiler leggings,thermal insulation coverings etc.Copper, Silver,Limestone in Kurnool districts. The Lead and zinc in Kadapa and many more. The world largest deposits of Barytes of ex portability in Kadapa,Kurnool, Ananthapur districts used for paint paper textile and leather industries.Steatite in all Rayalaseema districts used in cosmetics,ceramics etc. These are very few mentioned among available.
             
                 In order to fully harness these resources Rayalaseema Mineral Development Corporation (RMDC) similar to National mineral development corporation (NMDC) has to establish in Kurnool.

Due to extensive availability of Limestone the CCI-Cement Corporation of India has to establish at least three mega cement production units in Kurnool Anathapur and Kadapa districts along with private players either in PPP MODE or By encouraging private players.

Indian School of Mining (ISM) has to establish in this region due to extensive mineral resources availability and full utilization of manpower.

Indian gemmology research institute in Ananthapur district
National institute of Mining
Indian Metal and Alloys Research Institute
Indian institute of Nuclear science in Pulivendla YSR Kadapa district
Centre for isotopic study
Centre for Nuclear medicine
National Geographical Research Institute
National Geophysical Research Institute

The union government has to take steps to promote industries in this region with special focus due to extensive availability of minerals.





Agriculture and allied activities:

The Rayalaseema region though it is agriculturally deprived which had clearly stated in Justice Sri Krishna committee. The can be overcomes by providing irrigation facilities as a discussed above. The semi-arid region of Rayalaseema region has urgent need of technical and scientific support.
   
       Indian semi-arid and Arid regions Agricultural research Institute

Which will research on crop patterns climatic considerations to develop diseased resistant and low water usage cropping methods and seeds? Bio-Genetic research on plant varieties, synthetic bio-technology on plant varieties. The research institute will focus on these arid districts in India to boost agriculture as a profit business.

       Indian Orchards Research and Development institute

The Rayalaseema region mostly rain fed but the Citrus,Banana,Lemon are extensively grown in this region this can be further developed by promoting the orchards through this institute.

Indian Dry lands Research institute,
Indian ground water development institute
Indian Red sandals conservation institute
National cotton research institute
National sunflower research institute
National Ground nut and Pulses research institute,


Education:

The Telangana region have IIT,ISB, IPE,IICT ,IIIT, NIT ,NIFT ,NID ,NIPER, BITS, ICFAI UoH, Maulana Azad National Urdu university, English and Foreign languages University,Nalsar University of law, and many more. Apart of that there is 435 central government institutions in and around Hyderabad, will explains the level of centralized development of AP only in Hyderabad.

There is an urgent need to transfer this institutions to the other part of the both of the states. Rayalaseema need to get at-least 40 percent of this institutes that will going to establish in residuary state of AP.




For your reference very few of them are:

Universities
·         University of Hyderabad
·         Indian School of Business
·         Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad
·         International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad
·         Jawaharlal Nehru University of Architecture , Hyderabad
·         NALSAR University of Law
·         Acharya N. G. Ranga Agricultural University
·         Andhra Pradesh Open University (Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University)
·         Maulana Azad National Urdu University
·         Potti Sreeramulu Telugu University
·         English and Foreign Languages University
·         Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India (ICFAI)

Centres & Institutes
·         Atomic Minerals Directorate for Exploration and Research
·         Administrative Staff College of India
·         Bharat Dynamics Limited
·         Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology
·         Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics
·         Centre for Economic and Social Studies
·         Central Power Research Institute
·         Central Institute of Tool Design
·         Center for Good Governance
·         Center for Public policy and Research
·         Center for Economic and Social Studies
·         Administrative staff college of India
·         Central Research Institute for Dryland Agriculture
·         Central Institute for Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
·         Directorate of Rice Research
·         DRDO
·         Advanced System Laboratory
·         Advanced Numerical Research & Analysis Group
·         Research Center Imarat
·         Indian Council of Agricultural Research
·         International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics
·         International School of Engineering[1]
·         Institute for Development & Research in Banking Technology (IDRBT)
·         Institute of Public Enterprise
·         Indian Institute of Chemical Technology
·         Indian Immunologicals Limited
·         Institute of Lifesciences
·         Institute of Genetics and Hospital for Genetic Diseases
·         Indian Statistical Institute
·         Institute of Genetics and Hospital for Genetic Diseases
·         Laboratory of the Conservation of Endangered Species (LaCONES)
·         Dr. Marri Channa Reddy Human Resource Development Institute of Andhra Pradesh
·         National Academy of Agricultural Research Management
·         National Geophysical Research Institute
·         National Institute of Nutrition
·         Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Systems
·         Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences
·         Engineering Staff College of India
·         National Institute of Fashion Technology
·         National Academy of Construction
·         National Geophysical Research Institute
·         Center of Plant Molecular Biology
·         National Remote Sensing Agency, India's Satellite Monitoring Station
·         National Centre for Compositional Characterisation of Materials
·         National Institute of Rural Management.
·         National Institute of Telecom finance and Management.
·         Indian Institute of Hospitability Management
·         National Institute of Plant Health Management
·         Nuclear fuel Complex
·         Tata Institute of Social Sciences(TISS) Hyderabad Campus

Laboratories
·         Andhra Pradesh Forensic Science Laboratory
·         Center for Indian Ocean Studies
·         Central Forensic Sciences Laboratory
·         Defence elcetronics & research Laboratory
·         Defence Metallurgical Research Laboratory
·         Defence Research & Development Laboratory

Seema Andhra region has to get rightful share of this higher learning institutes must be established in this region along with IIM AIIMS IISc and central innovation universities. So that most talented fool of human resources can be generated along to attract the investments from the private players. Each district headquarter should become seat of one. For further reference this is the list of the Central and State sponsored institutes in and many more.

Not even a single central university or an institute of national importance had ever established in Rayalaseema region there is a grave need to do justice.
The Rayalaseema region needs an IIT in Kurnool ,AIIMS in Vizag and Tirupati ,NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY in Kadapa and Rayalaseema Central University in Anathapur , Telugu university in Ongole Agricultural University in Chittour, along with this the due to the proximity to Bangalore the second regional extinction Center of IISc should be establish in Ananthapur district for the promotion of higher research education in the nation this will boost the quality in the higher learning institutes in this region.

AIIMS will occupy utmost importance for the development of medical facilities in this region. Due to the absence of super speciality health institutes both in private and government AIIMS will help to dredge the gap.

The super speciality medical seats in MD and MS are only available in Hyderabad so this region will get severe disadvantage. The existing medical colleges in this region have to upgrade to super speciality level in all the departments of medicine.

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER)

India's only launching facility available in Srihari Kota in Nellore district. In order to meet the challenges of future human resources requirement in aeronautic, space technology and scientific research Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) has to establish in the Suluripetta in Nellore district.

Due to the availability of world second largest reserve of uranium in Pulivendla
mandal in kadapa district an extensive research facility on nuclear science has to be establish in this mandal like Indian Institute of Nuclear science.

Engineering Staff college of India at Kadapa and Administrative staff college of India at Tirupati, Central power research institute in Ongole, National institute of Tool design in Kurnool will help to train the talented pool in this residual state.

The secondary education in this region is at minimal quality in order to provide educational to marginal standard and weaker sections the union govt has to establish Adharsh Schools,Kendhriya vidhyalis in this region.

National School of Music:

The indian genesis mingled with fine arts since it's early times.The Thallapakka village near Raychoti in YSR district is a birth place of Padakavitha Pithamahulu Sri Thallapakka Annamaya charulu who composed 32000 kirthanas about Lord Venkata eswra in order to give prominence to this region not only in Indian subcontinent but also world the National School of Music has to establish in this region.

Similarly, National school of Dance has to establish in Kuchipodi village in Krishna district to promote Indian culture and traditional art forms in India.

Animal husbandry:

The animal husbandry had occupied crucial role in the rural economy. The cattle rearing for food and agriculture is undivided in traditional agriculture practices. The government of Andhra Pradesh and Sri Venkataeswra Animal husbandry university had established INDRA GANDHI CENTRE FOR  ADVANCED LIFE STOCK RESEARCH (IGCARL) in Pulivendla in YSR KADAPA district with an outlay of 386 core. The construction work had completed long before with all facilities in international standards. The union government had already sanctioned 77 acre Bio-and Pharma SEZ. But the centre hadn't started its operations so far, leads to wastage of and advanced research facility.

                The union government has to take over this institute for the promotion of animal husbandry, development of medical and vaccination research and production facility in India.

Conservation of rich heritage and archaeological sites in this region:

The Gandikota in Kadapa district had great historical background along with its recent findings of early man habitations. This fort has excellent scenery and beautiful mosque on the biggest and is symbol of Hindu - Muslim brotherhood. this site has to be recommend for UNESCO World heritage sites and union government has to take an initiative to develop this region as tourist attraction.

The Chandra giri Kota and Trimula temple Adoni fort in Kurnool district,one hundred sixty crore(160 core  ) year old Sila thoranum is  Trimula is and Sesachalm forests geological hot spots has to develop as tourist attraction.


Rayalseema Regional Investment and Development Corporation (RRIDC):

In order to oversee the development of the backward region RRIDC has to establish as statutory authority by the Parliament.

The authority has to oversee the development of this regions four districts and Nellore Prakasham districts. The Union and State government has to provide annual budgetary support to this corporation.

The corporation has to develop capital investments in this region for industrial promotion, sustainable development, employment creation, development of recreation facilities,development of industrial parks,SEZ's NIMZ's Mega food parks development of IT electronic hardware parks etc, similar to APIIC in Andhra Pradesh but this corporation has to get financial support from the Union government.

The corporation has to look for the development of micro small and medium industries which are more labour intensive with major focus.The towns in this six districts should have the industrial clusters for the development of MSME Industries.


State Bank of Rayalaseema (SBR) & Rayalaseema Educational Finance Corporation:

A scheduled commercial bank as has to be establish with Kurnool as it's headquarters to provide credit for the development of this region agriculture, employment, industries ,providing loans for the higher education in India and abroad.
A dedicated wing of this bank Raylaseema educational finance corporation has to be incorporated in this region to provide education loans to the students in this region. This will help to provide higher education opportunities to these region poor family students.

Sports facilities:

The government of Andhra Pradesh had established world class sport facilities in Uppal as international cricket stadium and AP SPORTS COMPLEX at Gachibowli in Hyderabad which can capable to accommodate international sports events like Afro-Asian games, National games, International Military games and many more. The Rayalaseema region has to get this facilities in Kurnool and similar sports campus facilities in Andhra region at Vizag.