నెహ్రూని గడగడలాడించిన ఆ 58 రోజులు! ఆంధ్ర రాష్ట్రం వెనుక ఉన్న మర్చిపోయిన చేదు నిజాలు!

Описание: Discover the incredible story of Amarajeevi Sri Potti Sriramulu, whose 58-day hunger strike forced the creation of the first linguistic state in India. Learn how "ఒక త్యాగం ఒక రాష్ట్రం" (One Sacrifice, One State) became the foundation of modern Andhra Pradesh.

State Formation Day on November 1 ...Andhra Pradesh Formation Day is celebrated on November 1st because it marks the date in 1956 when the States Reorganisation Act came into effect, merging the Telugu-speaking areas from the former Hyderabad State with the existing Andhra State (formed in 1953) to create the unified, large Telugu-speaking state of Andhra Pradesh, fulfilling the long-held demand for a linguistic state.
Key Events Leading to November 1st, 1956:
Formation of Andhra State (Oct 1, 1953): Telugu-speaking districts were separated from the Madras Presidency to form the first linguistic state in India.
States Reorganisation Act, 1956: This act, implemented on November 1, 1956, reorganized states based on language.
Merger: On this date, Andhra State and the Telugu-speaking parts of Hyderabad State merged to form the larger Andhra Pradesh.

[Main Description] In 1952, the Telugu people were part of the Madras Presidency, but their dream was a separate state. This video dives deep into:

The political tension between Sri Potti Sriramulu and PM Sri Jawaharlal Nehru.

The significance of the Sree Bagh Pact and the role of Kurnool as the first capital.

The final 58 days of the historic hunger strike that shook the nation.

How the map of India was redrawn following Sriramulu's ultimate sacrifice.

[Chapters/Timestamps] 0:00 - Introduction: The Dream of a Telugu State 1:30 - Life in Madras Presidency 3:45 - Who was Sri Potti Sriramulu? 6:10 - The 58-Day Hunger Strike Begins 9:00 - Political Silence & Public Outrage 12:30 - The Birth of Andhra State (1953) 15:00 - Conclusion: The Legacy of Amarajeevi
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