A handle dedicated to Telugus & Telugu Heritage beyond Andhra, Telangana. From Kandy to Ganges, from the Ghats to the Eastern sea.
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Do you know what exactly lottery is....
Madras reorganized to Telugu, Tamil lands
Hyderbad reorganized to Telugu, Marathi Kannada lands
Bombay reorganized to Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada lands.
But Mysore state was never REORGANIZED.
Telugu, Tamil lands never given
This is reality!
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“Chennai never done ethinic Attacks like Mumbai, Bengaluru or Delhi”
A Tamilian saying this? Nice joke.
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Kotia's ground reality !
People raise slogans "Go Back, Odisha!”
At least the people are standing firm, unlike AP's selfish politicians...
Yesterday , AP Police and Kotia villagers removed Odisha's dominance barricades amid a confrontation in Neruduvalasa..
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4 major Railway routes Chennai - Mumbai, Chennai- Kolkata, Chennai-Delhi, Mumbai - Bangalore pass through Andhra Pradesh.
Any route towards Chennai will have to pass through Andhra Pradesh.
Both Chennai, Bangalore are close to Andhra Pradesh border.
Chennai is closer to Tirupati, Nellore, Chittor than it is to Kanyakumari. Bangalore is closer to Anantapur than it is to Mangalore, Karwar or Hubbali.
Any major Railway project or Highway Project will have to consider Andhra Pradesh.
You can bang your heads non stop crying South Bihar, Golties but that is the hard fact.
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How do you connect the Men, Money and Materials required for Chennai in South without the courtesy of both AP and TG for using and transiting their respective rail-space, road-space and land-space resources?
The Grand Trunk line from Delhi to Chennai, the East Coast line from Howrah to Chennai, the line from Mumbai/Pune to Chennai - all these lines pass through AP and TG and in fact utilize more infrastructure of AP and TG than TN.
AP and TG should indeed be complemented for allowing all such road and rail seamless movements from the rest of the country to Chennai and TN. In the absence of such graceful attitude of both AP and TG, Chennai and TN economics can get badly hurt.
One is free to choose to divert all such traffic to run on alternative non AP and TG routes.
In fact, AP and TG need to utilize the infrastructure within their states more for their advantage to run more inter-state and intra-state traffic and improve their economies.
TG and AP should hereafter give serious consideration about utilising river waters within their states and completely avoid any irritants with states that do not fall under the river basins of rivers flowing through AP and TG.
The Telugu Heritage Collective retweeted
Genius wants to drill through 600 Kms of eastern ghats and nallamalla forests with no population centers just to stoke his ego
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ಅಪ್ಪಯ್ಯ ಅಕ್ಕಡ ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ ಪಟಮೇ ಏಸಿಂಡೇದಿ.. ಕೋಟಿ ಮಂದಿ ತೆಲುಗೋಳ್ಳು ಕೂಡಾ ಉಂಡಾರು, ಕರ್ನಾಟಕಲಾ.. ನುಡಿ ತೆಲುಗು.. ನೇಲ ಕರ್ಣಾಟ! ಕರ್ಣಾಟ ತೆಲುಗು..
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Fact check of the 4 points:
1. Gajapatis (Suryavamsa dynasty) ruled the Kalinga region after the Eastern Gangas, who first used the Gajapati title. They are medieval rulers of Kalinga, not the ancient Kalinga people.
2. Accurate: the main empire lasted c. 1434–1541 (~107 years).
3. Historically distinct: Utkala often northern, Kalinga more southern/coastal. Terms overlapped and later merged into Odisha identity.
4. Incomplete. Kalinga spanned southern Odisha + northern coastal Andhra (early capitals like Mukhalingam in AP). Not solely North Andhra.
Shared history; both regions claim the legacy.
The Telugu Heritage Collective retweeted
Same goes to the telugus of CBpur, ballary, Bengaluru, kolar & many regions.
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It was big mistake to add undivided kolar in Karnataka, today telugus are spreading all over Karnataka saying they are also kannadigas
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97 % of Mantralayam is telugu, you could find kannada only in temple premises and devotees , whole of United anantapur district has only 3%kannada, that's not the case of telugu in kolar,Chikkaballapur, bangalore,hosur,challakere,pavagada,ballari city,raichur etc
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Two Telugu men who saved India during crisis.
When PV Narasimha Rao became PM in 1991, India faced severe Balance of Payments crisis, foreign exchange reserves could barely cover two weeks of imports.
It was during this time PVNR took bold steps, in liberalization, slashing import tariffs, encouraging exports. When he left office in 1996, India was far more stable.
The other was former RBI Governor YV Reddy, whose conservative approach, ensured Indian banking survived the 2008 sub prime crisis, that wrecked the banking sector in US and West.
He prevented Indian banks from investing heavily in complex derivatives, subprime assets, due to which they escaped the fate of major US banks.
Also ensured stricter norms for lending, discouraged excessive credit growth.
These two men, did not make a big show of whatever they done, did their job quitely, no PR, no hype, no chest thumping. Just a solid grounded approach, rooted in what they believed was the best for India.
True leadership is what these men displayed in a hour of crisis. India should be forever grateful to these two men.
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In line with what I said earlier !
40% of TN has Telugu ancestry. It’s all about time.
Tamilnadu Telugus should start using Surname and declare their Mother Tongue without fear and fight for re opening Telugu Schools which were forcibly shut down.
Jai Telugu Talli !
#Andhra #Telangana #Tamilnadu #Telugu #Tamil #TFI #OG #Culture
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Mass shooting foiled at Aurora Venkateswara Swamy Temple in Aurora, Illinois - One of the oldest Hindu temples in the USA.
The mass shooter - 19-year-old Alexandros Paporakis was just Jammed rifle away from killing worshippers.
arrested.
A Neo-Nazi with white surrealist views held a manifesto and plotted mass shooting targeting Indian worshippers. He drive from Palatine with a modified AR-style rifle, fortunately the weapon jammed. Having returned home he searched online for a fix to unjam the rifle as well sent a Vedio to colleague for a fix . The colleague called the police.
The current - would have been tragedy - follows an attack on a Hindu temple in Ohio two weeks earlier.
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Will Tamil Nadu allow Telugu to be taught in schools? Being generous is good.. but one sided love is fatal.
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According to the 1881 Mysore State Census, the Mysore Kingdom had a 15% Telugu speaking population.
For your reference, below is a map of the Mysore Kingdom as it stood in 1881. The majority of those 15% Telugus lived in the areas to the right of the green line on the map, in the eastern Mysore districts, which today correspond to Bengaluru, Kolar, Chikkaballapura, Koratagere and Pavagada.
Also, Mysore was the only state that was not reorganized linguistically in 1956. Instead, the entire Mysore State was merged with Kannada speaking districts from the former Hyderabad and Bombay States, giving rise to the modern state of Karnataka, which had a 66% Kannada speaking population at the time.
If you ask me, I would add about 5% to 10% to the 1881 census figures, bringing the estimate to around 20–25%. That additional 5% to 10% would account for Telugu origin people who had fully assimilated into Kannada society, especially from the districts located to the left of the line on the map.
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Navanetham Naidoo Addresses the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) as a Terrorist Organisation. ✊
Navanetham Naidoo Addresses the Role of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in the Sri Lankan Tamil Genocide.
As UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (2008–2014), Navi Pillay condemned the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) as a murderous organization and accused them of committing serious violations of international humanitarian law during the final stages of the Sri Lankan civil war.
• Targeting and Use of Civilians: Pillay stated that the LTTE grossly disregarded civilian safety by purposefully preventing civilians from leaving the conflict zone, using them as human shields, and engaging in forced military conscription.
• Attacks on Fleeing Civilians: She highlighted credible reports that the LTTE fired on fleeing civilians and used suicide bombers to attack checkpoints as internally displaced persons (IDPs) tried to escape.
• Classification of the Group: During her 2013 fact-finding visit to Sri Lanka, Pillay explicitly referred to the LTTE as a "murderous organisation".
UN Human Rights Chief Navi Pillay stated in 2009 that the LTTE’s campaign of violence had terrorized Sri Lankans across ethnic communities. She highlighted allegations of forced conscription, using civilians as human shields, and attacks on fleeing civilians.
🔗 ohchr.org/en/statements-and-…
