June 2 ... the day the state of telangana was formed. The aspirations of the people of telangana were fulfilled in 2014 after a long struggle of 40 years. Let us recall at once some of the highlights of the long struggles that took place from the annexation of the hyderabad region by andhra pradesh to the formation of a separate state.

1948: The Nizam-ruled state of hyderabad (now Telangana) merges with india through police action. hyderabad remained a separate state for 8 years from then.

1956: The central government holds talks with the leaders of andhra pradesh and telangana to form a separate state. The central government established the State of andhra pradesh by granting some special protections to the State of hyderabad under the Gentlemen's Agreement.

1969: The people of telangana, who felt that the protections of the Big Man Agreement were not being enforced, were the first to be evicted. 300 people were killed in police firing. Marri Chennareddy founded the telangana Prajasamithi party with the aim of establishing a telangana state.

1973: The then prime minister Indira gandhi proposes the Six Point Formula (Six Point Formula) for reconciliation between the two regions. Andhra and telangana leaders agreed to this. With this, the movements for a separate state in telangana and andhra pradesh stopped.

2001: K. chandrasekhar Rao, a legislator from the telugu Desam party, formed the telangana rashtra samithi party with the aim of forming a telangana state. telangana ideologue professor Jayashankar and other intellectuals supported KCR.

2009: KCR goes on a death hunger strike to form a separate state of Telangana. telangana activists, students and communities have expressed support for his initiation. The movement gained momentum in Telangana. osmania university student srikanth Chari commits suicide. With the initiation of kcr, the situation in telangana became tense. On december 9, the Center announced that it would take steps towards the formation of Telangana.

2010: The central government sets up a Justice srikrishna Committee to look into the feasibility of forming telangana in the data-face of opposition from the Andhra region on the formation of Telangana. The committee visited the two areas and made six types of proposals in its report.

2011, 2012: Srikrishna Committee report fails to satisfy both regions. The telangana Political Unity Action Committee (JAC) was formed under the leadership of professor Kodandaram. Various parties and communities staged protests in the form of Million March, Sagara Haram, chalo assembly, All People's strike and so on.

2013: Congress Working Committee approves formation of telangana state with ten districts with hyderabad as its capital. The Union cabinet approved the telangana Bill in line with the CWC decision.

2014: The telangana Bill was debated in the Assembly. The Legislative assembly approved the resolution introduced by the then chief minister Kiran Kumar reddy opposing the bill. However, the telangana Bill was passed in the rajya sabha and lok sabha with the support of various parties.

On june 2, telangana emerged as a separate state.