Youth in politics
Many politicians say that there is need for the youth to join politics. Do you think the youth should join? Most of them don’t have money, goons or a famous family to back them. When education, a career is the dire need, throwing away precious time hanging around the corridors of power hoping that some day they will become a neta seems ellusive. Probably Rahul Gandhi, or PJR’s son or Jyotiradtiya, suhasini maniratnam’s son (heard he’s nurturing an ambition 2 join politics) have a famous lineage/backing and for them it might be easy. For others all this has one single route. Money 2 gain power and power 2 gain money. Any young man wanting to have a good life and a better country will be dissapointed as winning a poll is not so easy. The formula is always hook or crook!
I have known people, who have degrees in soft ware but have fallen in debts to contest, get into a party. when someone’s ambition in life is to own a bike/car or atleast get a job which enables them to pay their monthly bills, will he ever be able to do all these things if the moment he passes out from a univ, joins a political party?
Ravindra Kondapalli | Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
I think this is a very valid point Sunita Garu.
Frankly speaking, what Sr. NTR did was right.
Like he gave tickets to people who were 35 i.e. folks who became famous in their fields like lawyers, doctors etc. These guys already would have made money, have had a settled family life and have the necessary physical and mental faculties to serve the society.
Rgds
Ravindra
Cine Valley | Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
Youth in politics for what? All those vruddha jambookams cant do the labor work. So, they need youth to the work! he he
Ram | Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
Sunitha,
Throughout world, youth in politics is not the people who are in 20s, they are people who are in late 30 s and early forties. I personally think that is the age where most of the people have balance view of life and more matured having worked hard and with a family. If youth is really interested in politics, they can support in campaign in of whatever party they believe in and i personally do not like to see people in 20s leading my state or country. I want them to achieve something before they join politics or thinking of serving people. That is where Chiru, NTR differ from CBN and YSR. Latter 2 indulged in politics since their early days and more looking for power than to serve people. If you look at the most of decent politicians we have (though very few) in our country, most of them have some kind of successful carrier other than politics in their early life.
pandu | Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
you forget add northeast aaSha kiranam Agatha Sangma youngest MP from Tura who took control from her father PA Sangma.
btw, nee logic maree chetha ga vundi. Youth ni politics loki rammannadi prathi degree aipoindini vachi party teertham teesukomani kaadu. Leadership qualities vundi.. politics play cheyyadam lo siddhahastulani matrame join chesukontam ani meaning anukonta. I never seen a decent young politican with no-background till now.
Thammai | Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
“…need for the youth to join politics”. Adi ideal mata le , manalanti vallaku artham kadu. Lite tesukondi. Avasarama ante? avasarame. Ledu ante ledu. Vadinchukovadaniki, vadinchevallaki rendu correcte. Actual thing emante manamu ye sidelo unnam ani ante.
vikky | Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
dont worry
chiru vastadu
kotha lokam testadu
andaru adi chusi shock avutaru
shock avutune untaru
AP | Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
@vikky,
Anukokunda oka roju cinema lo vadevado kotha lokam theesukosthanu annatu undi.
@COmedy Vikky | Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
@Vikky Kottha lookam choosi Shock avuthamaa yee antha chetthagaa untadhaa yeenti leeeka mee Chiru Brahmi lagaaa Creator aa kottha lookam teevataaniki???
vikky | Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
okka chance .. please okka chance
yuvaratna@gmail.com | Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
What are u talking?
Our YuvaRatna Balayya is coming to politics.
He will guide us and teach us how to shoot someone and escape.
Flowerstar PK is coming to politics.He will teach us how to get away with polygamy charges.
sreeram | Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
Vikky .
great leader .. anti corruption .. kotta loka nirmana saradhi … ani nuvvichhe birudulaki .. okko example icheste nenu ninnu follow ayipotaa ..
please ee okka question answer cheseseyyi ..
maverick | Jul 30, 2008 | Reply
@@AP
keka cheppav bhayya, evado vasthadanta kottha lokam thesthadanta thokkem kadhu
yuvaratna@gmail.com | Jul 31, 2008 | Reply
There is a rumor that Youvaratna will contest against flowerstar.
Guys,Guess who will win?
I don’t who wins,but people will lose for sure.
Cowboy Director | Jul 31, 2008 | Reply
It is very important that youth get involved with politics. At the least one should be educated with the policies and politics and vote right.
Vasu | Jul 31, 2008 | Reply
Tell me onething
How come Balayya and Chiru bcame young politicians they are on 50 aye’
Cut the crap Mottam prapanchammarina Kulala perutho wasting time
We dont need politicians
We can manage with govt officials but they were never allowed to do their jobs properly
Koyi kuch nahi karega
vikky | Jul 31, 2008 | Reply
cowboy - get ready start reading
manchi mata cheppav b*asu
me daddy govt official aaaa
Youth | Jul 31, 2008 | Reply
@ Chiranjeevi
Mana party loo youth ki pedda peeta nata mari leader ni kodaaa youth nee pedithee polaa yabhai paibadina meeru yenduku??
SamaSamaja sthapana intlonee cheeyaleeka poyaaru inka raashtram sangathi mee allu bava cheethilonee undhi mimmalni yeemi adiginaa bavanee kadaa meeru adaga maneedhi?
GANGLEADER | Jul 31, 2008 | Reply
ha ha picchi sannasullara, akkada in-irect ga ‘thammudu’ ni kummuthondhi. ha ha, well played cover drive by editor errr sunitha garu
middle man | Jul 31, 2008 | Reply
@yuvaratna@gmail.com
bale cheppavu anna.
I dont’ think Balakrishna, pawan kalyan are suitable for politics..
chandu | Jul 31, 2008 | Reply
@ middleman,
hmm balakrishna suitable kadu emo politics ki but feekay is a suitable person. annaya ni glipinchandi ani lawyers tho meeting arrange chesadu anta ga, lol, nandini case lo tanani gelipinchina lawyers and co ni pili hi meetinh arrange chesinattunadu.
dsamanth | Jul 31, 2008 | Reply
Ravindra Garu/Sunita Garu,
I dont think giving tickets to lawyers, doctors or other established professionals makes any difference. It did not even when Sr NTR experimented. Just because they have a lot of money, it does not stop them from wanting more. A lot of these successful lawyers and doctors became terribly corrupt once in power. And despite their fancy degrees, never came closer to solving systemic problems than their educationally less well endowed colleagues. Even in Parliament, the Harvard brigades contribution has been very minimal on core issues of importance - apart from of course making pompous speeches.
pandu | Jul 31, 2008 | Reply
dsamanth: well said.
Vasu | Aug 1, 2008 | Reply
Vicky
I dont know what your B* stands for
My dad was an official in Govt,is that going to be a problem for you
I have live in a country where the system run by people working for the govt not politicians
and the above opinion was given in that context
I think you had some bad exps with Govt officials in India