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Warangal As Telangana's Second Capital?
By: Tupaki Desk | 23 Aug 2020 7:40 AM GMT
YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's proposal to have three capitals to ensure alround development of al the regions of the state is finding an echo in neighbouring states. Interestingly, the voices are coming from states like Tamil Nadu and Telangana.
In Tamil Nadu, the demand is going for making Madurai the second capital of the state. The proponents of this idea say that Chennai is getting flooded quite often and things are becoming very difficult to manage. Madurai, which is on a highland is suitable for a second capital, they say. However, there is also a demand that Trichy be made the second capital instead of Madurai. Meanwhile in Telangana, a social media campaign is on to make Warangal the second capital of Telagnana. The Government is also trying to promote this. This will make Warangal a burgeoning city with lot of industrial and administrative activity.
Even KCR is amenable to this idea, say the proponents. The BJP too is backing this idea. Interestingly, the idea mooted by YS Jagan is finding support in several states. Even in AP, the opposition to three capitals is getting increasingly weakened.
In Tamil Nadu, the demand is going for making Madurai the second capital of the state. The proponents of this idea say that Chennai is getting flooded quite often and things are becoming very difficult to manage. Madurai, which is on a highland is suitable for a second capital, they say. However, there is also a demand that Trichy be made the second capital instead of Madurai. Meanwhile in Telangana, a social media campaign is on to make Warangal the second capital of Telagnana. The Government is also trying to promote this. This will make Warangal a burgeoning city with lot of industrial and administrative activity.
Even KCR is amenable to this idea, say the proponents. The BJP too is backing this idea. Interestingly, the idea mooted by YS Jagan is finding support in several states. Even in AP, the opposition to three capitals is getting increasingly weakened.
