Andhra Telangana Pre-History
Prior to Andhra Pradesh, we all under Nizam Rule. Before that we were a part of Kakatiya’s Rule. As per British and Nizam’s army agreements, Nizam govt. has handed over Coastal region in 1778, Rayalaseema region in 1798 to British govt. for its army help.Since then Andhra and Rayalaseema were the parts of Madras province. |
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15th Aug, 1947 | India got Independence. |
17th Sept, 1948 | Telangana (Hyderabad State) freed from Nizam, integrated into India. |
1778 onwards | Andhra and Rayalaseema people in Madras Province are treated as secondary citizens and are affronted in many ways. So, in the year 1921 Congress core committee decided for separate Andhra state. |
1953 | Separate Andhra state has formed having Kurnool as capital city. (SriBagh pact for Andhra & Rayalaseema people). From 1953 to 31st October 1956 – it is as Andhra State. |
1953 to 31st Oct, 1956 | Andhra State is a separate state. |
17th Sept, 1948 to 31st Oct, 1956 | Telangana region was a separate state as Hyderabad State. |
1st Nov, 1956 | Andhra & Telangana mingled to form Andhra Pradesh State (as per Linguistic regions) |
19th July 1956 | Andhra & Telangana Gentlemen’s agreement. |
1956 to 1958 | Breach of Gentlemen’s agreement, injustice, criticism. |
1969 |
Aggressive Telangana Agitation took place. Around 400 people were killed in agitations for a separate state of Telangana. |
1985 | G.O. No. 610 release. |
1996 – till date | Different public communities, societies, students, employees, poets, actors carried separate Telangana Agitation. |
2001 | Telangana Rashtra Samithi political party has emerged; Political fight for separate Telangana state began. |
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