Telugu is spoken by 75 million people worldwide, but it has become increasingly rare among second- and third-generation Indian Americans. “For them, it’s a foreign language even though it’s ...

Telugu is spoken by 75 million people worldwide, but it has become increasingly rare among second- and third-generation Indian Americans. “For them, it’s a foreign language even though it’s ...

Set in the 1920s and spoken in the Telugu language, the movie — known for its over-the-top action scenes, like out-running tigers and kick-flipping over motorcycles — chronicles the unlikely ...

In response to being called the "coolest politician in India right now," Andhra's IT Minister Nara Lokesh said it is not him, ...

Telugu cinema star Ram Charan, soon to be seen in S.S. Rajamouli’s blockbuster “RRR,” is serving as the face of the Disney Plus Hotstar Telugu-language programming launch.

Guntur: The Andhra Saraswatha Parishath has announced an International Short Film Competition focused on the development of ...

Krishna, a major star in the 1980s Telugu language film industry, has died. He was 79. Indian media reported that he was taken to hospital in Hyderabad on Monday with severe cardiac problems that ...

Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam was celebrated here on Saturday on the occasion of 153rd birth anniversary of conversational Telugu language reformist Gidugu Ramamurthy Pantulu.

Rana Daggubati was part of the first wave of Telugu-language cinema to sweep the globe, starring in S.S. Rajamouli’s two Baahubali movies.

Telugu Language Day is celebrated on 29 August every year to commemorate the birth anniversary of Gidugu Venkata Ramamurthy, a Telugu poet, freedom fighter, and social reformer.

Hyderabad: Telugu is not the third most spoken language in India anymore; it has been replaced by Marathi, according to new census data figures. There are 8.1 crore Telugu speakers and 8.3 crore ...

August 29 marks Telugu Language Day, with leaders including PM Narendra Modi recognizing its global influence. The day, established in 1966, celebrates Telugu's cultural and linguistic richness.