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What constitutes Telugu Diaspora?

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

E mail us for a copy of the paper titled An Introduction on Emigration of Telugus: A Working Paper (Jan 2007)

At a glance: Patterns of Telugu Emigration

Time- period

Category of emigrant

Destination

Pre-colonial

Religious/Trade

West Asia, South East Asia and African

Colonial

Indenture

Mauritius, South Africa and Fiji

Kangani

 

Malaya and Ceylon

Maistry

 

Burma

Post-Independence

Professional

USA, UK, Europe and Australia

Professional/Labour

 

West Asia/Gulf

Family reunion

 

Places of destination


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