
Exploring the rich tapestry of Indian #Telugu (తెలుగు) history, land, culture & arts. 📜
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"'Telugu binds us all"
#Telugu
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😡😡 ఈరోజు కోటియా , నేరేడువలసలో ఒడిషాకి చెందినవారు మన రాష్ట్ర పోలీసులపై అడ్డుకుని దాడులు చేస్తున్నా, కనీసం ఇప్పటివరకు ఆంధ్ర ప్రభుత్వం స్పందించకపోవడం బాధాకరం.
ఒడిశా వారు ఇంత దారుణంగా ఏపీ పోలీసులపై, ఏపీ అధికారులపై దాడులు చేస్తున్నా ఎందుకీ మౌనం? 😡
@Anitha_TDP
@naralokesh
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Tamil Nadu is yet to release ₹338.48 crore towards infrastructure, operations and maintenance costs related to the Telugu Ganga Project for the 10 years.
🚨 Andhra Pradesh to release 10 TMC of Krishna water through the Telugu Ganga project to meet Chennai's water needs.
#AndhraPradesh #TamilNadu #Water
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The Gingee Venkataramana Temple ruins in present day Tamil Nadu date to the 16th century. It was built by Muthyala Nayaka of the Gingee Nayakas, a #Telugu Nayaka clan. Dedicated to #Venkateswara swamy, it is a remarkable example of #Nayaka era temple architecture in South India.
Top 10 Private healthcare giants in #India. 🇮🇳
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Madurai Nayaks, a #Telugu Nayaka dynasty, ruled most of present-day Tamil Nadu from their capital at Madurai for over 200 years. Nearly 80–90% of the magnificent #MeenakshiTemple complex seen today was built & expanded under their rule & patronage in the 16th–17th centuries.🛕
Blaming films for today's incident comes frm the exact same logic as claiming a woman's clothes invite harassment. Ppl have access to internet & social media with uncensored content 24/7, right at their fingertips. ASPD & other mental health issues shape such psychotic behavior.
Man Attacks Andhra Students With Chainsaw In Classroom, 2 Girls Injured ndtv.com/india-news/class-10…
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DYK?💡
#LaxmanRekha is absent in Valmiki’s #Ramayana & 16th cent. Ramcharitmanas. It first appeared in the 13th cent. 'Ranganatha Ramayanamu', the earliest #Telugu retelling off the epic, written by Gona Budda Reddy. It eventually became a defining element of the epic.
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🚨 In 1957, Nagasamy Naidu was running a small paan shop in Dindigul, Tamil Nadu, when his family’s biryani recipe laid the foundation for a restaurant business named ‘Dindugul Thalappakatti’.
Nearly seven decades later, Dindigul Thalappakatti has grown into a restaurant chain with over 100 outlets and created a Rs 1,000 crore business.
DYK?💡
#LaxmanRekha is absent in Valmiki’s #Ramayana & 16th cent. Ramcharitmanas. It first appeared in the 13th cent. 'Ranganatha Ramayanamu', the earliest #Telugu retelling off the epic, written by Gona Budda Reddy. It eventually became a defining element of the epic.
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Replying to @ViduraUvacha
It is not Telegu. It is TELUGU. Between, Telugu film industry made much better movies on Ramayana 50 years back than what Bollywood seems to have made today
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Andhra Pradesh officials have reinstalled Telugu-language signboards in the disputed Kotia panchayat area within 24 hours of their reported removal by a Biju Janata Dal (BJD) delegation.
🚨 Despite Odisha’s boycott call, 20 nominations have been filed for five MPTC seats in the disputed Kotia region of Andhra Pradesh.
TDP filed 11 nominations, YSRCP filed 9 and CPI filed 1.
Tensions erupted at Pattuchennuru, where BJD activists reportedly confronted YSRCP campaigners, raising “Go Back Andhra” slogans while standing in Andhra Pradesh.
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Why isn’t this one of India’s most talked-about coastal landscapes?
This is Gangavaram Beach, near Visakhapatnam.
Not the conventional image of a tropical beach. No rows of swaying coconut palms or picture-postcard scenery.
Instead, towering rocky cliffs & a rugged, almost prehistoric beauty.
Frankly, I find this kind of raw beauty even more compelling. It’s the sort of place that invites you not just to relax, but to reflect.
And there’s an interesting irony here…
The world’s technology giants are arriving in Vizag to build hyperscale data centres & AI infrastructure.
But judging by these photographs, nature got into the hyperscaling business here millions of years ago!
Vizag is clearly on its way to becoming a major technology hub. But I suspect it also has the potential to become one of India’s most sought-after coastal leisure destinations.
Clearly, there's more than one kind of spectacular growth story unfolding in Vizag…
#SundayWanderer
(Pics courtesy @IndiaAesthetica The colours may have been enhanced a bit, but I suspect the landscape itself will not disappoint)



































