Telugu Thalli International

In a world where cultural heritage is often overshadowed by globalization, Telugu Thalli International is a beacon of hope for the Telugu Diaspora. This dedicated Virtual movement works tirelessly to preserve and propagate the rich Telugu language and culture, especially within the diaspora. It's mission is to create a vibrant Telugu-speaking community, where the language and culture thrive. Replacing English with Telugu within the community, focusing on developing children.

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Prerana is an online Telugu School to preserve the language and culture within the Diaspora

Prerana was established on 25 November 2019 by Pravindra Adari from South Africa

Contact +27 79 872 5154

pravin.adari@icloud.com

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