Very simple to untie the riddle. Just compare the wealth and the growth of wealth in the community. 70s, 80s, 90s and 21st century. Take a top 200 wealthy kammas list and compare their growth timeline of past two decades. They grew from nothing to a stage of spend a crore rupees a day level. Total assets (tangible and intangible) in dollar terms reaches half a trillion with just about 500 large/medium family groups. The sheer cut throat-nothing to be shared with non-kammas attitude made them isolated. This is also the single reason for a successful Telangana separation movement.Rony wrote:May be this is a OT for this thread, I never understood why so many communities have beef with the Kammas who are not more than 4 or 5 % of AP population.They have issues with the Reddis, Brahmins and even Kapus. They are like the Jews of AP -very few in numbers but extremely intelligent and successful which results in resentment and jealousy and accusations of 'kamma domination' and 'kamma conspiracy'
The losers in business always gang up against the winners. The reasons are spinnable whine fest
