Paper I · 10 History of Telangana & the Statehood Movement · 10.6 Andhra Pradesh and the Telangana statehood movement (1956–2014)

10.6.2 The 1969 agitation, the Mulki rules cases, the Six-Point Formula (1973) and G.O. 610 (1985)

When the job and fund safeguards promised to Telangana in 1956 were not kept, students and employees rose in 1969 for a separate Telangana; the courts, two agitations and the Centre's formulas ended in the Six-Point Formula (1973), Article 371D, the zonal Presidential Order of 1975 and, when that order was also breached, G.O. 610 of 1985.

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Key terms

  • Mulki rules
  • Public Employment (Requirement as to Residence) Act 1957
  • KTPS Paloncha
  • K.R. Amos
  • Telangana Safeguards Day 1968
  • Ravindranath
  • Khammam
  • all-party accord 19 January 1969
  • G.O. 36
  • Lalit Kumar Committee
  • A.V.S. Narasimha Rao case 1969
  • Telangana Praja Samithi
  • Madan Mohan
  • M. Chenna Reddy
  • Eight-Point Formula
  • Wanchoo Committee
  • Bhargava Committee
  • Gun Park
  • 1971 Lok Sabha election
  • P.V. Narasimha Rao
  • Venkata Reddy case 1972
  • Jai Andhra
  • Five-Point Formula
  • Six-Point Formula
  • 32nd Amendment
  • Article 371D
  • Article 371E
  • University of Hyderabad
  • Presidential Order 1975
  • six zones
  • Jai Bharat Reddy Committee
  • Sundaresan
  • G.O. 610
  • Sambamurthy case

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