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Articles: TP Features | | AMdhrapradES` asam&agraM | |
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| Dear KVS Suresh garu,
Well said, two Telugu speaking states Telangana and Andhra will make us stronger. Rural Telangana people speak pure or achcha Telugu like the people Ramesh discribed in Tamilnadu, karnataka and Orissa. We must discourage those who use indiscriminatley Sanskrit and English words. We must encourage our writers and journalists to develop discipline to use 70% theta telugu words. We should go one step further and implement two language fomula, Telugu and English and make Hindi optional for a year. Every High school Telugu graduate must know how to read, write and have a good knowledge of Telugu literature(not Grandikam) and telugu history.
Jai Telangana!
Jai Andhra!
Posted by: Mr. M kakulavaram At: 4, Nov 2006 10:50:21 AM IST
Great article Ramesh garu!
I was in Tamil Nadu for 3 years and I could see 100% truth in whatever you are saying. You meet anybody in Chennai aged more than 60, they know Telugu. In Coimbatore, there are tons and tons of Telugus - their Telugu is totally different and tough for us to understand, but they speak only Telugu at home. The pity is people in Hyderabad are forgetting Telugu now.
I strongly believe Telugu will get its golden days back again along with the economic development of Andhra Pradesh. If you notice, AP is the most developing state in South. If we get Telangana, we will have two Telugu states and there will be much faster growth and appreciation for Telugu.
Posted by: Mr Suresh KVS At: 3, Nov 2006 7:30:08 AM IST
Manchi vishayalu deenilo unnayi prati Telugu vaaru thappakachadavaali. ee vyasam telugu vaari methani swabhavaanni(smoothness) ni kooda teliyachestundi. writer done a good job
Posted by: Mr. raj suman At: 1, Nov 2006 5:18:56 PM IST
Very informative and thought provoking.Good one mate.I apologize telugu lo comments raayananduku.
Posted by: Mr. rahul rahul At: 1, Nov 2006 9:55:00 AM IST
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