Telugu Akademi
The combined state of Andhra Legislative Assembly passed a resolution on 20-9-1955 favouring Telugu as medium of instruction of the State. The then Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly constituted a Committee in 1957 under the Chairmanship of the then Speaker Sri A. Kaleswara Rao to prepare a glossary of legislative, legal and administrative terminology. The Government appointed a Special Officer in 1959 to examine the problem of introducing Telugu as Official Language of the State at Taluk level in the first instance. Subsequently, Official Language Act (Act 6 of 1966) came into force declaring Telugu as the Official Language of the State.
Our Objectives
- To Promote Telugu Language.
To promote the spread of the Telugu language and to develop it and secure its enrichment and modernisation - To Coordinate with Government.
To coordinate with the Government in the easy switch over to Telugu as official language for the purpose of Administration - To Coordinate with Universities.
To coordinate with the Universities in the easy switch over to Telugu as medium of instruction at all stages of Higher Education
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