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Talent: Telugu Poetry సంక్రాంతి

January 15, 2016UncategorizedCulture, Festivals, Poetry, Talent, Teluguadmin

The following Poem was composed by budding Twitter Kavi, K.Chandrasekhar

On the 3rd day of Sankaranthi, we bring you yet another Kanuma Kanuka. This time, it is the gift of poetry as we continue our Spotlight on Andhra Cultural …

Announcement: Tamizh Cultural Portal

January 15, 2016UncategorizedACP, Announcements, Indiaadmin

As Sankaranthi winds down, here’s the surprise announcement we mentioned in our greeting. Many of you following us on twitter probably already saw, but one of the sharpest minds (and wits) in the dharma blogosphere has just launched our first …

Happy Sankaranthi (2016)

January 14, 2016UncategorizedACP, Greetingsadmin

From all of us at ACP, Sankaranthi Subhakankshalu!

Hope you all had a happy Bhogi, will have a happier Sankaranthi, and especially this year, an even happier Kanuma. Here is our Post from 2 years ago on the festival, and …

New Year’s Resolutions from an Andhra Bidda (2016)

January 3, 2016UncategorizedACP, Andhra, Culture, Society, Telangana, TeluguN.R.I.pathi

Dear Telugu Thalli (and Bharat Mata),

Another year has come and gone. 2015 was one which featured a number of highs and a number of lows.

First, and perhaps foremost, for once we saw the native voice, your voice, breakthrough …

Dance: Perini Thandava

December 16, 2015UncategorizedArt, Dance, Dharma, High Culture, History, TelanganaN.R.I.pathi

While many of our classical temples and artforms have been preserved throughout the ages, many more have been lost to the ravages of time and the pages of history. And yet, through the steadfast and stubborn dedication of our cultural …

Composers of Andhra – An Historical Perspective Part II

December 12, 2015UncategorizedAndhra, High Culture, Music, Talent, Teluguadmin

The following Post is part of a Series composed by Ashok Madhav garu, vaggeyakara.

Continuing our Series from last week, this week Part II features Carnatic Composers of Andhra since 1900.

Munuganti Venkata Rao Pantulu (1902-1964), from Kakinada, was …

Andhra Pradesh’s Fibre Optic Grid: Internet for Rural Households

December 8, 2015UncategorizedAndhra, Business, Development, Politicsadmin

The following Post was composed by Anil Prongs. You can follow him here on Twitter.

Internet- the network of networks brought a transformational change to our world. It made communication easier, transformed businesses, and changed how governments function. The …