F-TAM Celebrates Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam in Thane

The Federation of Telugu Associations of Maharashtra (F-TAM) celebrated Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam at the F-TAM Center in Thane on Sunday, August 30.

The event was marked by cultural performances and a call to preserve and promote the Telugu language for future generations.

Under the leadership of Jaganbabu Ganji, Ashok Kante, and Subhash Macha, participants addressed the gathering in Telugu, appealing to people to promote the language alongside Marathi, Hindi, and English.

The speakers also thanked the Maharashtra Government for establishing the Maharashtra State Telugu Sahitya Academy, an initiative that followed efforts and sustained follow-up by team members of F-TAM.

Participants resolved to promote the richness and sweetness of Telugu and preserve the language for future generations. Several individuals, including Kiranmayee, Haritha, Usha, Padmaja, Kalyani, Koteshwara Rao, Anasuya, Bala, Jakkani Gangadhar, Pushpalatha, Rampelli Narayana, Ramakrishna, and Ram Mohan, took part in the celebrations.

Several children also participated and presented cultural performances to mark the occasion, showcasing the importance of preserving the Telugu language and culture.

The celebration of Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam is a significant event for the Telugu community in Maharashtra, highlighting the need to promote and preserve the language.

The establishment of the Maharashtra State Telugu Sahitya Academy is a notable achievement, demonstrating the government's commitment to supporting the Telugu language and culture.

The event organized by F-TAM serves as a reminder of the importance of linguistic diversity and the need to preserve and promote regional languages.

In conclusion, the celebration of Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam in Thane is a significant step towards promoting and preserving the Telugu language and culture, and its impact will be felt by the Telugu community in Maharashtra for years to come.