Factor Communications, on how regional language marketing has become India’s most powerful growth lever, unlocking ...

Telangana government has extended the time period for implementation of Telugu as the compulsory subject for students of ...

Guntur: President of Mauritius Dharam Gokhool on Sunday said Telugu is not merely a language but a living civilisation with deep spiritual legacy. Addressing the Third World Telugu Conference here in ...

AP Board SSC 1st Language (TELUGU) Model Paper 2026: Andhra Pradesh Education Board has released the model papers for almost all subjects in Class 10th. Students can download the AP Board SSC 1st ...

The Indian Cultural Centre (ICC) Telugu Literature Club, in association with the Telugu community, celebrated Telugu Language Day. The event highlighted the rich literary heritage and cultural ...

Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam is a special day that celebrates the beauty and pride of the Telugu language. Every year, Telugu-speaking people across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and the world mark this day ...

Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam is celebrated every year on August 29, marking the birth anniversary of Gidugu Venkata Ramamurthy. He was a great scholar who championed the use of vyavaharika Telugu ...

Nellore:The birth anniversary of Gidugu Ramamurthy Pantulu, revered as the father of colloquial Telugu, would be marked this year by a Telugu Language Festival. The Seva Sahiti Cultural Organisation, ...

Guntur: The Andhra Saraswatha Parishath has announced an International Short Film Competition focused on the development of the Telugu language. Speaking to the media, Parishath president Dr Gajjal ...

Pawan Kalyan, Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and Jana Sena Party chief, has once again championed the role of Hindi in fostering national unity and boosting economic prosperity, particularly for ...

A book on the antiquity of the Telugu language, authored by E. Sivanagireddy, a noted archaeologist and CEO of Pleach India Foundation, was launched at the 24th TANA (Telugu Association of North ...

A Bengaluru man, believed to be of Telugu origin, has sparked a heated debate after he shared a post on X defending the city's multilingual fabric and calling out what he described as "language hate" ...