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http://youtu.be/vVniOarbXPk

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calling gargicau

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cheseddaam. ready nenu.

 

 

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cheseddaam. ready nenu.

 

meedi native ekkada e district TN lo??

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meedi native ekkada e district TN lo??

 

madras. heart of madras lo putta. not bloody suburbs :)

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cheseddaam. ready nenu.

 

Ni FB lo post cheyyi ...TN lo unna telugu vallanu unite cheyyi

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Ni FB lo post cheyyi ...TN lo unna telugu vallanu unite cheyyi

 

inthaki enduku poraduthunnaranta?

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TN, KN, MH, Orrisa, Andaman Nicobar lo unna telugu vallu TDP ki vote veyyandi Next elections lo..TDP will fight for your interests

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TN, KN, MH, Orrisa, Andaman Nicobar lo unna telugu vallu TDP ki vote veyyandi Next elections lo..TDP will fight for your interests

 

no. memoppukomu.

 

maa thaatha (karunanidhi) mammalni baane chooskuntunnadu.

 

amma ni thosesi, thaathani theeskosthaam.

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inthaki enduku poraduthunnaranta?

 

2 crores unna TN lo Telugu language ki Telugu people ki recognition ledu...Watch video then u will come to know..I think you are a global person,..you dont care about this .do you?

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no. memoppukomu.

 

maa thaatha (karunanidhi) mammalni baane chooskuntunnadu.

 

amma ni thosesi, thaathani theeskosthaam.

 

miru mararu  chi  chi  sambar batch #/{- #/{-
 

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2 crores unna TN lo Telugu language ki Telugu people ki recognition ledu...Watch video then u will come to know..I think your global person,..you dont care about this .do you?

 

what kind of recognition?

 

I care very much. but state govt language based stats edhi release cheyyaledhe.

 

are telugus suffering in TN?

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Telugu Speaking People in TN are Not Aliens'

By Express News Service - CHENNAI

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  Dignitaries at the Tamizhaga Telungar Mepperum Vizha on Sunday | D SampathKumar

Judge of Supreme Court Jasti Chelameshwar urged the Telugu-speaking communities in Tamil Nadu to stay united. He was addressing a jam-packed audience at the Nehru Stadium on Sunday at the Tamizhaga Telungar Mupperum Vizh.

“Be proud to have been born in the Telugu speaking community. Take pride in it and don’t feel inferior. The Tamil-Telugu connection goes back to several centuries to the Krishnadevaraya period. So realise that Telugu speaking people in Tamil Nadu are not aliens, but very much part of this land,” he said to a crowd, who roared in pride, expressing their unity.

The objective of the All Indian Telugu Foundation was achieved when thousands of people came forward, keeping aside their differences, to show their unity.

More than 25,000 people attended the event, which focused on uniting various Telugu speaking communities. According to the Association, nearly 25 per cent of the people in Tamil Nadu are Telugu speaking.

It is the first time an event of such scale happened in Tamil Nadu, as heads of Telugu Communities here thought that unless they all unite, it would be difficult to fight for their rights.  “There are issues and legitimate rights that we have to demand from the Tamil Nadu Government. This would be possible only if we are united,” said C M K Reddy, chairman of All Indian Telugu Association.

The event also felicitated various members of Telugu Community and families like Thirumala Naicker, Kattabomman family, Pitti Thyagaraja family, Aadhiyandhara Community and freedom fighters.

Justice Jasti Chelameshwar and Governor Rosaiah appreciated the efforts by the Association to bring in Telugu speaking people together. Rosaiah said this event was more special and  happier than the Ugadi festival.

There were many eminent Telugu speaking guests like singer S Pte Balasubramanian, Nalli Kuppusamy Chetty, Kutty Padmini, A Kanakaraj, chairman of Jaya group, Prathap C Reddy, chairman of Appollo Group of Hospitals, who also graced the occasion.

 

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what kind of recognition?

 

I care very much. but state govt language based stats edhi release cheyyaledhe.

 

are telugus suffering in TN?

 

actual ga telugu population 40% unte TN lo mi Karunanidhi thatha jayamma vatnini 7% ani cheptunnaru.  .Second class people ga treat chestunanru anta, jobs ivvatledu anta

 

http://youtu.be/n8YV5ksY6CQ

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Telugu Speaking People in TN are Not Aliens'

By Express News Service - CHENNAI

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  Dignitaries at the Tamizhaga Telungar Mepperum Vizha on Sunday | D SampathKumar

Judge of Supreme Court Jasti Chelameshwar urged the Telugu-speaking communities in Tamil Nadu to stay united. He was addressing a jam-packed audience at the Nehru Stadium on Sunday at the Tamizhaga Telungar Mupperum Vizh.

“Be proud to have been born in the Telugu speaking community. Take pride in it and don’t feel inferior. The Tamil-Telugu connection goes back to several centuries to the Krishnadevaraya period. So realise that Telugu speaking people in Tamil Nadu are not aliens, but very much part of this land,” he said to a crowd, who roared in pride, expressing their unity.

The objective of the All Indian Telugu Foundation was achieved when thousands of people came forward, keeping aside their differences, to show their unity.

More than 25,000 people attended the event, which focused on uniting various Telugu speaking communities. According to the Association, nearly 25 per cent of the people in Tamil Nadu are Telugu speaking.

It is the first time an event of such scale happened in Tamil Nadu, as heads of Telugu Communities here thought that unless they all unite, it would be difficult to fight for their rights.  “There are issues and legitimate rights that we have to demand from the Tamil Nadu Government. This would be possible only if we are united,” said C M K Reddy, chairman of All Indian Telugu Association.

The event also felicitated various members of Telugu Community and families like Thirumala Naicker, Kattabomman family, Pitti Thyagaraja family, Aadhiyandhara Community and freedom fighters.

Justice Jasti Chelameshwar and Governor Rosaiah appreciated the efforts by the Association to bring in Telugu speaking people together. Rosaiah said this event was more special and  happier than the Ugadi festival.

There were many eminent Telugu speaking guests like singer S Pte Balasubramanian, Nalli Kuppusamy Chetty, Kutty Padmini, A Kanakaraj, chairman of Jaya group, Prathap C Reddy, chairman of Appollo Group of Hospitals, who also graced the occasion.

 

 

awesome.

 

but still unclear on what those 'rights' are.

 

nevertheless, when TN becomes a separate country, it's important to have a Telugu front and I support it whole heartedly.