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Why cant Telugu be common man language

June 9, 2011
WE have to learn from this NEWS for teaching TELUGU,and implement,

The first course will be on how to write simple sentences, but I could teach
much more advanced courses. Then we could have a steady stream of students
reading the philosophy, culture of India in the original form.


What do you think of the quality of local students?


It’s very discouraging. At the JNU, we used to get 180,000 applicants for a
mere 30 seats in our MCA (Masters in Computer Applications) program. We used
to get the best brains in the country; they were ahead of their teachers. It
was a real pleasure to teach them.


Are people in India taking interest in Sanskrit?


I believe so. Jewish scholars have helped revive Hebrew, which was almost
dying, so why not Sanskrit in which we have all our original texts? Our
tutor is a little lamp for Sanskrit and its aim is to provide a leisurely
introduction to the language.


Telugu Aksharam na Pranam

June 9, 2011
అక్షరం నా ప్రాణం
అక్షరం నా ఆహారం
అక్షరం నా ఆహార్యం
అక్షరం నా అణువణువున నిండిన
తీయని మకరందం
అక్షరం నా చక్షువులకు
ఆనందం కలిగించే సుందర స్వప్నం
అక్షరం నా మస్తిష్కాన్ని
మథించే ఆలోచనా పథం
అక్షరం నన్ను ఆదుకునే
జగన్నాథ రథం
అక్షరం నాకు శక్తినిచ్చే
పాశుపతాస్త్రం!

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TRILINGA desham,Telaingulu

June 7, 2011
“తలైంగు” జాతి వారి భాష కాబట్టి తెలుంగు అని కొందరి అభిప్రాయం. “తలైంగు” అంటే తల స్థానాన్ని ఆక్రమించినవారు అనగా నాయకులు అని అర్థం.

“తెలుంగు” అంటే తెల్లగా, స్పష్టంగా ఉండే భాష అని మరో భావన ఉంది. “తెన్ను” అంటే దారి కాబట్టి తెనుంగు అంటే దారిలో ఉండే వారి భాష; దారి అంటే ఆర్యులు దక్షిణాపథం అని వ్యవహరించే ప్రాంతం.

“తెన్” నుంచి తెనుగు వచ్చిందని కొందరి అభిప్రాయం. “తెన్” అంటే దక్షిణ దిక్కు. దక్షిణ ప్రాంతానికి చెందిన భాష కాబట్టి “తెనుగు” అయ్యిందని ఎక్కువమంది అంగీకరిస్తున్నారు.

ఐతే “త్రినగ” నుంచి తెనుగు ఏర్పడిందని మరికొందరంటారు. శ్రీకాళహస్తి, శ్రీశైలం, మహేంద్రగిరి అనే మూదు కొండలు గల ప్రదేశంగా “త్రినగ” శబ్దం ఏర్పడిందంటారు.

మరికొందరు మన ప్రాంతనికి పూర్వం త్రిలింగ దేశం అనే పేరుండేదనీ, శ్రీశైలం, శ్రీకాళహస్తి, దక్షారామం అనే మూడు పుణ్య క్షేత్రాల్లో గల మూడు శివ లింగాల ఆధారంగా త్రిలింగ-తి అలింగ-తెలింగ, తెలుగు అయ్యిందని చెబుతారు. 


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Forgotten Poets Kumara-sambhavamu by Nanne Choda-deva

June 5, 2011

Naturally Nannaya was not the first finished poet in Andhra speech. But until recently no earlier 
poems seem to have been generally known to exist. In 1909, however, M. Rfima-krishria Kavi has published 
as no. 2 of the ” Forgotten Poets ” Series a Kumara-sambhavamu purporting to be by Nanne Choda-deva 
Tehkanaditya, son of Choda-balli, king of Oravfiru (Trichinopoly) ; and the editor on his English title-page 
gives the year of his death as A.D. 940, while in his preface he states that he fell in battle against the 
Western Chalukyas in Saka 940.

Official Languages Act 1963

June 5, 2011
South Indian languages comprise one of the five Dravidian languages of Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and Tulu. Besides, these languages also serve as official languages for the concerning states and its governmental purposes. The approximated population of South India comes to a count of 233 million. The largest linguistic groups in South India encompass the  Telugus, Tamils, Kannadigas, Malayalis, Tuluvas, Kodavas and Konkanis, which, quite manifestly mirrors the diversification and overlapping of language cultures and customs. According to the 2001 Census, Telugu possessed the third largest base of native speakers in India (74 million), after Hindi and Bengali. Telugu as such, was awarded the status of classical language in 2008. Tamil was granted the status of classical language by the Government of India in 2002 and had approximately 60 million native speakers. Kannada possessed 38 million, whereas Malayalam had 33 million native speakers respectively. Each of these south Indian languages is enlisted as an official language of India, as per the Official Languages Act (1963).

Garland to my TELUGU mother POEM

June 5, 2011

Telugu is a south-east Dravidian language spoken mainly in the state of Andhra Pradesh on India`s east coast: it became the state`s official language in the mid-1960s with around 70 million speakers. It is the most predominant of South India`s four major Dravidian languages. Its literary history dates back to the 11th century AD when the poet Nannaya produced a translation of parts of the Mahabharata. While Sanskrit has played a major role in Telugu literature over the centuries, there is an increasing tendency for written works to reflect the more colloquial variety of modern standard Telugu.

great family of Dravidiau languages

June 5, 2011

the great family of Dravidiau languages, the mother-tougues of some fifty-seven 
millions of men, covering the whole of Southern India and Northern Ceylon, northwards appearing in smaller scattered areas, and lastly represented after an interval of hundreds of Hues on the west by the isolated Hrahui of Baluchistan, numerically the most important is the Andhra or Telugu, spoken by about twenty millions.

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