Welcome to TeluguDiaspora.com

Telugu Diaspora consists of overseas Telugus, who generally identify with the language they speak, Telugu. The present Telugu Diaspora communities have their origins mainly from the state of Andhra Pradesh (India) and other parts of India.

Over two million in its strength, the Telugu Diaspora  is continuing to emerge its presence across the continents. This site offers a universal platform for the Telugu Diaspora and its motherland to document information on:

• History of Telugu Diaspora (origins, destinations, population figures etc)
• Telugu associations, Foundations, Literary organizations and people associated
• Telugu culture and Identity in countries with considerable number of Telugus
• Networks and Linkages between the Telugus overseas and Andhra Pradesh (political, business and socio-cultural)
• Helping the old Telugu Diaspora members to trace their roots
• Making the site a resourceful platform for information on Telugu Diaspora

Whats New @ TeluguDiaspora.com

• 6th America Sahiti Sadassu - A Report by Mr. Vanguri Chitten Raju
• A Report on Kuchipudi Sammelanam, 2008
• Spectacular celebrations of Annamacharya’s sixth birth Centenary in Great Britain
• TAMA's Silver Jubilee Report
• Elegance in Entertainment- Ganeshotsav
• Keeping the cultural flag high- Ragasudha in Great Britain
• First World Telugu Literary Convention
• The Five Generations of Telugus in Malaysia- Adari Appanna Naidu
• Culture & Dance in the Indian Diaspora-Ragasudha in Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan
• Ugadi at Telugu Association of London
• Flyer for TAMA Merit Scholarships 2006
• TAMA Merit Scholarships
• Telugu Association of London's Inaugural Function- B.Rama Naidu
• TAMA Scholarships to Students in AP- T.L.S.Bhaskar
• My Experiences in Dubai- Rajpal Rao
• Telugu Association of Metro Atlanta- T.L.S.Bhaskar & Bala Indurti
• Bhadrachalam:Combining Religion and Industry in Small Town India- Vasu Reddy
• Capturing the Essence of India- Vasu Reddy
• Saving a Child's Heart- Vasu Reddy
• Thoughts from Scotland- Dr. David Lingiah
• Dreaming in Color- Dr. Prakasam Tata
• Andhra Day in Mauritius (Courtesy: L'Express Newspaper, Mauritius)
• Reflections on my Arangetram- Anusha Kambhampaty
• Popular Performance and Social Change in Indian Society. Report on a Research Project- Simon Charsley
• Telugu Diaspora and Pratham- Sai Padma B
• Telugus in South Korea- Sateesh T V S
• Telugu Association of Greater Chicago: Past and Present
• Some Thoughts on Mauritian Telugu Identity- R. Sokappadu
• Konni "TelugudanaalathO" Naa Anubhaavalu ( Includes Images and Video file)
• The Telugu Language Teaching in Mauritius
• A Note on Mauritian Telugus
• Telugu School in New Jersey
• Introducing Vanguri Foundation of America Inc
• Amerikalo Telugu Sahityam
• Teaching Telugu to Freshman Students at a U. S. University
• A Blue Print for Teaching Telugu to Young Children in the US
• Migration and Transnational Telugu Diaspora: A Historical Appreciation of Overseas Telugus
• Three Generations of Telugus in Malaysia
• Telugu Teaching in Texas, USA
• Telugu in Malaysia
• Overseas Telugus and Need for Documentation
• pAtikELLanATi pravAsAMdhrulu (The Telugus Twenty Five Years Ago)
• Naa Bhaavanalo Telugu Diaspora 
• Telugus in South Africa - Abstracts of three articles by Dr. Varijakshi Prabhakaran
• An article on Pravasandhrulu in France: identity and integration by Anuradha
• Silicon Valley lo Andhra
• Telugu Bhakti pages
• Thulika: A Literary Quarterly devoted to publishing English translations of Telugu  fiction