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Hello Mr. Vikrama:

I like your perspective on this issue.

Unlike Mr. KalaB's view, I feel that there is only anti-B political rhetoric in TN and not hatred really. TBs have been a part and parcel of the TN's societal fabric as in any other State in India.

TBs or Bs are a very small community (about 8%) in TN or India to have a "Stand Alone" political stature. However, they can form a voting bloc if they organize themselves well, as the Jewish people do in the US, and command a respectable stature in policy making, IMO.

I have a question for you: From your experience and estimation,

How many TBs are really poor in TN? By poor, I mean a family of 4-5 with one earner making Rs. 4500 per month or less.

My estimation is about 15% of the total TBs (who make up about 8% of the TN population).

Thanks.

<blockquote data-quote="Yamaka" data-source="post: 87975" data-attributes="member: 20582">Hello Mr. Vikrama:I like your perspective on this issue.&nbsp; Unlike Mr. KalaB&#039;s view, I feel that there is only anti-B political rhetoric in TN and not hatred really. TBs have been a part and parcel of the TN&#039;s societal fabric as in any other State in India.&nbsp; TBs or Bs are a very small community (about 8%) in TN or India to have a &quot;Stand Alone&quot; political stature.&nbsp; However, they can form a voting bloc if they organize themselves well, as the Jewish people do in the US, and command a respectable stature in policy making, IMO.I have a question for you: From your experience and estimation,How many TBs are really poor in TN?&nbsp; By poor, I mean a family of 4-5 with one earner making Rs. 4500 per month or less.My estimation is about 15% of the total TBs (who make up about 8% of the TN population).Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yamaka, post: 87975, member: 20582"] Hello Mr. Vikrama: I like your perspective on this issue. Unlike Mr. KalaB's view, I feel that there is only anti-B political rhetoric in TN and not hatred really. TBs have been a part and parcel of the TN's societal fabric as in any other State in India. TBs or Bs are a very small community (about 8%) in TN or India to have a "Stand Alone" political stature. However, they can form a voting bloc if they organize themselves well, as the Jewish people do in the US, and command a respectable stature in policy making, IMO. I have a question for you: From your experience and estimation, How many TBs are really poor in TN? By poor, I mean a family of 4-5 with one earner making Rs. 4500 per month or less. My estimation is about 15% of the total TBs (who make up about 8% of the TN population). Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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