Economic underdevelopment and marginalization of farmers
Cultural identity and linguistic rights
Political representation and self-governance
All of the above
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The correct answer is: d) All of the above
The struggle for separate statehood in Telangana had a strong dimension of economic underdevelopment and marginalization of farmers, cultural identity and linguistic rights, and political representation and self-governance.
- Economic underdevelopment and marginalization of farmers: The Telangana region is one of the most backward regions in India, with high levels of poverty and unemployment. The region is also home to a large number of farmers, who have been marginalized and exploited by the state government.
- Cultural identity and linguistic rights: The people of Telangana have a distinct cultural identity and linguistic heritage. They have been fighting for the recognition of their culture and language, and for the right to self-determination.
- Political representation and self-governance: The people of Telangana have been demanding greater political representation and self-governance. They have been fighting against the dominance of the Andhra Pradesh government, and for the right to have their own state government.
The struggle for separate statehood in Telangana is a long and complex one. It is a struggle for economic development, social justice, and political empowerment. It is a struggle for the right to self-determination.