A.P. and Telangana: life after divorce

May 28, 2015 13:52

While politicians will play games, the people of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana would like the economy to regain momentum. For this, both Chief Ministers should be less obsessed with building their capitals and focus on development, writes Dr Sanjaya Baru. Read

Dr Baru was former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's former media advisor, and was in the eye of the storm for his criticism of Dr Singh in his book, The Accidental Prime Minister. Read his interview to Rediff.com

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