Telangana Row
At the end of the day, subdivision of states doesn't solve problems of electricity, water, overpopulation and corruption. It only adds to middle school geography syllabus.
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:) very true. now instead of x states having all these problems we will have x+1 states with same problems
Oh dear - so sad, so true . . . war and strife rob children of their chidhood
LOL
Its silly really. Creating a new state requires a lot of money. And for what? They really believe that a new state would improve their condition?
Same thing is going on in WB. The hills hardly have any industry, don't have any scope for higher education (colleges and universities) and limited medical infrastructure. How would it sustain as an independent state? Their only source of income is tourism and booze.
Booze can be a surprisingly good source of income. Just ask Mr. Mallya.
On a serious note though, you are absolutely right. Efficient administration does not require sub division of states.
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