Two of the greatest patriots that the Telugus produced were scions of the Musunuri family: Prola and Krishna Nayak. While there is a popular but utterly inaccurate view that there were no popular revolutions in Medieval India, the Musunuri …
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New Year’s Resolutions from an Andhra Bidda (2015)
Dear Telugu Thalli (and Bharat Mata)
I would say “Happy New Year” to you, but as with last year, there’s not much to be happy about.
Your beloved state of Andhra Pradesh was finally bifurcated. Drunk with power, one …
[Reprint Post] Family Relations – Where Children Stand
Classical Indic Literature I: Literary Theory
At long last, we touch on Literature proper here at the Andhra Cultural Portal.
The importance and impact of this aspect of Indian Civilization and Andhra Culture cannot be minimized. After all, the stories, heroes & heroines, great romances, beautiful …
[Reprint Post] Family Relations – Changing Equations for Elders
Warangal: The City, its Art & its Architecture
After Amaravati, the second capital of the Telugus was Warangal (also referred to by its Sanskrit name, Ekasila). Literally meaning “One Stone” (Oru gallu), the great capital of the Kakatiyas long stood truly as a “single …
