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Famous Kamma Social Reformers
TripuraneniRamaswamyChowdary :
The Kaviraju (As he is popularly known in Andhra Predesh), a fearless freedom fighter, a great native poet and an uncompromising rationalist, was born in a farmer's family in village Angaluru, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh, on the 15th January, 1987.His entirefamily comprised of literati and in his childhood,he wanted to learn Sanskrit, but was put off by the traditional pundits.ShriRamaswamy's zeal and quest led him to the study of sanskrit andto a very thorough understanding and critical study and analysis of the Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas and Itihasas. He concluded that the decadence of Hindu society was due to misinterpretation of our great Indian texts and that there is no sanction for the caste system or for untouchability and that it is the vested and self-interest of the privileged section of the societythat has been keeping millions in ignorance,illiteracy, superstitious beliefs and degraded status. He took to intensive and extensive propagation of reform through his poetry, dramas,lengthy dissertations and extensive discourses.
He used his considerable literary talents to write beautifully in
Telugu to lead people torational thought.His works on.Bhagwad
Gita,SootaPurana, SambukavadhaKhooni, RanaPratap and
KurukshetraSangramam stirred the masses to rational thought and
action.Hesaw that social reform and awakening of themasses were
inextricably linked up with the freedom movement.His songs and Satakas
inspired people to participate in Gandhiji's Satyagraha Movements. He
demystified the marriage rituals by writing in Telugu VivahaVidhi and
conducting the marriages in a simple, meaningful way and also preserving
the solemnity and dignity that our ancients had built intothe Hindu
marriage.The Kaviraju (As he is popularly known in Andhra Predesh), a fearless freedom fighter, a great native poet and an uncompromising rationalist, was born in a farmer's family in village Angaluru, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh, on the 15th January, 1987.His entirefamily comprised of literati and in his childhood,he wanted to learn Sanskrit, but was put off by the traditional pundits.ShriRamaswamy's zeal and quest led him to the study of sanskrit andto a very thorough understanding and critical study and analysis of the Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas and Itihasas. He concluded that the decadence of Hindu society was due to misinterpretation of our great Indian texts and that there is no sanction for the caste system or for untouchability and that it is the vested and self-interest of the privileged section of the societythat has been keeping millions in ignorance,illiteracy, superstitious beliefs and degraded status. He took to intensive and extensive propagation of reform through his poetry, dramas,lengthy dissertations and extensive discourses.
He studied in London and Dublin tobecome a Bar-at-law but gave up is lucrativepractice to propagate social reform throughhis iterary talents. As Chairman of Tenali Municipality, he put andend to all irrational and traditional practices and rituals like animal sacrifices and superstitious observances, unmindful of popularity, but upholding his beliefs and rational thought He died in 1943.
The Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi paid attribute to him for his patriotic, reformist andliterary contributions and the Government of Andhra Pradesh installed his statue as one of the Telugu greats, on the picturesque Tank Bound in Hyderabad.
The Department of Posts issued a commemorative stamp on KavirajuTripuraneniRamaswamyChowdary in the series 'India's struggle for freedom'.
DuggiralaBalaramaKrishnayya :
He was born in the year 1905 in the village Angaluru, Krishna district. He studied Talugu, Sanskrit, and Hindi literature. He was well versed in Bengali, Gujarati and Urdu. He studied for 3 years at Hindi Vidyapeeth, Allahabad, was arrested at Allahabad in 1921 for participating Black Flag Demonstration against the visit of Prince of Wales. He was detained from 10-09-42 to 9-12-44 in Vellore and Tanjaore jails during the "Quit India movement". He encouraged widow marriages, and worked for the removal of untouchability. The Andhra Mahasabha under the president ship of Sri.S.RadhaKrishnana conferred the title "BouddhaVangmaya Brahma" on him in 1927 for his illustrious work on "Buddism". He worked in the Kisan Movement. He was member AICC for 5 years, was member Loksabha.
He was born in the year 1905 in the village Angaluru, Krishna district. He studied Talugu, Sanskrit, and Hindi literature. He was well versed in Bengali, Gujarati and Urdu. He studied for 3 years at Hindi Vidyapeeth, Allahabad, was arrested at Allahabad in 1921 for participating Black Flag Demonstration against the visit of Prince of Wales. He was detained from 10-09-42 to 9-12-44 in Vellore and Tanjaore jails during the "Quit India movement". He encouraged widow marriages, and worked for the removal of untouchability. The Andhra Mahasabha under the president ship of Sri.S.RadhaKrishnana conferred the title "BouddhaVangmaya Brahma" on him in 1927 for his illustrious work on "Buddism". He worked in the Kisan Movement. He was member AICC for 5 years, was member Loksabha.
Raja VasireddiDurgaSadasiveswaraPrasad :
He was born on April 11, 1899 at Jayanthipuram, Nandigamataluq, Krishna district. His father VenkatadriNAidu was a Landlord (Zamindar). He was well conversant with Telugu, Hindi and Sanskrit. He joined the Congress party in 1921, and started a Kahdi Production center at Jayanthipuram during the "Non co-operation Movement". He offered individual Satyagraha and was sentenced on 5-12-1940 to three months S.I and a fine of Rs.750/- in default of which was to undergo further 3 months S.I. He was sent to the Vellore and Tiruchirapalli jails for incarceration. He also associated with Quit India Movement, and gave shelter to a number of refugees from the erstwhile Hyderabad state during 1947-48 "Join Indian Union Movement". He was President NandigamaTaluk Board. also served as member and President of Krishna District Board., member, legislative Assembly, Composite Madras State 1937. He did research in Buddhist literature, and translated "Dharmpatha" works in to Telugu.
He was born on April 11, 1899 at Jayanthipuram, Nandigamataluq, Krishna district. His father VenkatadriNAidu was a Landlord (Zamindar). He was well conversant with Telugu, Hindi and Sanskrit. He joined the Congress party in 1921, and started a Kahdi Production center at Jayanthipuram during the "Non co-operation Movement". He offered individual Satyagraha and was sentenced on 5-12-1940 to three months S.I and a fine of Rs.750/- in default of which was to undergo further 3 months S.I. He was sent to the Vellore and Tiruchirapalli jails for incarceration. He also associated with Quit India Movement, and gave shelter to a number of refugees from the erstwhile Hyderabad state during 1947-48 "Join Indian Union Movement". He was President NandigamaTaluk Board. also served as member and President of Krishna District Board., member, legislative Assembly, Composite Madras State 1937. He did research in Buddhist literature, and translated "Dharmpatha" works in to Telugu.
GottipatiBrahmayya :
He was born on 3rd December 1898 at Ghantasala. He was a Matriculate. He was populatly known as "RytuPedda". He organised library movement and adult education movement in 1917. Hw was President of DCC during 1922-23. He was also President of Bandar Taluq Board during 1927-28. He was founder of Khadi producers and consumers Society at Ghantasala Village. He was one of the pioneers of ZamindariRytu Movement in Andhra Pradesh. He prominently participated in the boycott of the Simon Commission. He was sentenced on 15-03-30 to one year and six months R.I for participating in the black flag demonstration against Governor’s visit to Machilipatnam. He took part in the Civil Disobedience Movement and was sentenced on 15-01-1932 to undergo R.I for 2 years and also to pay a fine of Rs.1000/-. He was responsible for temple entry of Harijans in Ghantasala in 1933. He was President of 16th Andhra Political Conference held at Nandhyal in 1937. He was General Secretary of Andhra Provincial Congress Committee during 1939-40. He was detained from 28-8-42 under D.I.R in the Vellore and Tanjavur jails during the Quit India Movement. He was President of APCC from 1962-64. He was also Chairman of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council from July 1964 to June 1968. He died in the year 1984.
He was born on 3rd December 1898 at Ghantasala. He was a Matriculate. He was populatly known as "RytuPedda". He organised library movement and adult education movement in 1917. Hw was President of DCC during 1922-23. He was also President of Bandar Taluq Board during 1927-28. He was founder of Khadi producers and consumers Society at Ghantasala Village. He was one of the pioneers of ZamindariRytu Movement in Andhra Pradesh. He prominently participated in the boycott of the Simon Commission. He was sentenced on 15-03-30 to one year and six months R.I for participating in the black flag demonstration against Governor’s visit to Machilipatnam. He took part in the Civil Disobedience Movement and was sentenced on 15-01-1932 to undergo R.I for 2 years and also to pay a fine of Rs.1000/-. He was responsible for temple entry of Harijans in Ghantasala in 1933. He was President of 16th Andhra Political Conference held at Nandhyal in 1937. He was General Secretary of Andhra Provincial Congress Committee during 1939-40. He was detained from 28-8-42 under D.I.R in the Vellore and Tanjavur jails during the Quit India Movement. He was President of APCC from 1962-64. He was also Chairman of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council from July 1964 to June 1968. He died in the year 1984.
Anne Anjayya :
He was born in the year 1905 at Mudunur. He joined the Non-Co-operation Movement in 1920 and worked as volunteer. He was sentenced to 6 months R.I and a fine of Rs.1000/- during the 1930 Salt Satyagraha Movement for leading a batch of volunteers. He served the cause of Harijanupliftment as treasurer and President of the Krishna district HarijanSevakSangham from 1934-36. He established "VayojanaVignanaPathalsala" in 1940 and trainedvolunteers for the 1942 Quit India Movement. He went underground during the 1941 movemnt and organised anti-war activities including publication of anto-government buletin named "Ready". He was the president of the Andhra Branch of the Forward Block started by Subash Chandra Bose. He ran the "Congress" the underground paper to propagate the Quit India Movement for which he was arrested and detained from 14-12-1942 to 4-9-45 in the Vellore and Amaravati jails. He died on June 22, 1975.
He was born in the year 1905 at Mudunur. He joined the Non-Co-operation Movement in 1920 and worked as volunteer. He was sentenced to 6 months R.I and a fine of Rs.1000/- during the 1930 Salt Satyagraha Movement for leading a batch of volunteers. He served the cause of Harijanupliftment as treasurer and President of the Krishna district HarijanSevakSangham from 1934-36. He established "VayojanaVignanaPathalsala" in 1940 and trainedvolunteers for the 1942 Quit India Movement. He went underground during the 1941 movemnt and organised anti-war activities including publication of anto-government buletin named "Ready". He was the president of the Andhra Branch of the Forward Block started by Subash Chandra Bose. He ran the "Congress" the underground paper to propagate the Quit India Movement for which he was arrested and detained from 14-12-1942 to 4-9-45 in the Vellore and Amaravati jails. He died on June 22, 1975.
KalluriChandramouli :
He was born in November 1898 at Moparru. He was educated in Scotland, 1924 and obtained B.Sc degree. He joined the Congress organisation in 1926 and took part in the Salt Satyagraha movement and was sentenced on June 1930 to one year R.I. He was intemed in the Bellary and Vellore central jails also suffered one year R.I in 1932 in Rajahmundry, Vellore, Madhurai central joils. He was detained from 3-9-42 to 1-7-43 in the Vellore central jail and was transfered on 2-7-43 to the penitentiary jail, Madras for treatment.
He was a member, Legislative Assembly Composite Madras State from
1937 to 1946. He was the President, District Board Guntur and also
member, A.I.C.C. He was minister for Religoius Endowments in the Gopala
Reddy Cabinet in Andhra Pradesh State till 1956 and also Minister for
co-operation and Endowments in the Sanjeeva Reddy Cabinet in 1960. He
was Chairman TTD Trust Board 1962-63. He was born in November 1898 at Moparru. He was educated in Scotland, 1924 and obtained B.Sc degree. He joined the Congress organisation in 1926 and took part in the Salt Satyagraha movement and was sentenced on June 1930 to one year R.I. He was intemed in the Bellary and Vellore central jails also suffered one year R.I in 1932 in Rajahmundry, Vellore, Madhurai central joils. He was detained from 3-9-42 to 1-7-43 in the Vellore central jail and was transfered on 2-7-43 to the penitentiary jail, Madras for treatment.
N.G.Ranga :
He was born Nov, 7 at Nidubrolu, Guntur District. He abtained his B.Litt. from Oxford University London in 1926. He is popularly called as "Father of the Indian Kissan Movement". He is the first farmers leader in India who focused the attention of the country on kissan problems and land tenancy laws. He started his political career as a congressvolunteer in 1917. He joined as professor of economics and political science in the Pachiappacollege, Madras in 1927. He resigned his professorship and joined in the National Movemnet in 1930. He organisedZamindariRyots campaign in Venkatagiri, Nellore district. He was member, AICC during 1931-51. He courted imprisonment for one year from 25-11-1931 in the Rajahmundry and Vellore jails. He was member Central Legislative Assembly, 1934-46. He was President of All India Kissan Congress in 1936 and was it's general Secretary in 1938. He defied internment order in 1940 and lead the kisaan agitation in the Mandasa Estate of Srikakulam District and sentenced to one year jail. He went underground fallowing the Quit India Resolution.
He was APCC President during 1946-51. He was member of Provisional
Parliament during 1947-51. He was Founder President of All India Weavers
Congress from 1947 till his death. He was Founder President of
KrishikarLok Party 1951-53. He was Vice-President of National
Co-Operative Congress 1952-60. He founded Land Mortgage Banks and
Co-Operative Marketing Societies. He was member, Rajyasabha 1952-57. Was
member of Loksabha 1957-70. He was General Secretary fo Congress
Parliamentary Party 1958-59. He was President of All India Swatantra
Party 1959-69. He was one of the founders on INTUC. He rejoined the
Congress party in 1971. He represented India at several International
Conferences on Agriculture, Labor and Parliamentary affairs. Author of
several works among them being the "Credo of World Peasantry", "Kissan
Speaks", "Revolutionary Peasants", "Bapu Blesses", "Fight fro Freedom"
and also a book entitled " Memories of Bharathi Devi". He was an MP till
1991. He died in 1995. He was born Nov, 7 at Nidubrolu, Guntur District. He abtained his B.Litt. from Oxford University London in 1926. He is popularly called as "Father of the Indian Kissan Movement". He is the first farmers leader in India who focused the attention of the country on kissan problems and land tenancy laws. He started his political career as a congressvolunteer in 1917. He joined as professor of economics and political science in the Pachiappacollege, Madras in 1927. He resigned his professorship and joined in the National Movemnet in 1930. He organisedZamindariRyots campaign in Venkatagiri, Nellore district. He was member, AICC during 1931-51. He courted imprisonment for one year from 25-11-1931 in the Rajahmundry and Vellore jails. He was member Central Legislative Assembly, 1934-46. He was President of All India Kissan Congress in 1936 and was it's general Secretary in 1938. He defied internment order in 1940 and lead the kisaan agitation in the Mandasa Estate of Srikakulam District and sentenced to one year jail. He went underground fallowing the Quit India Resolution.
AvulaSambasivaRao :
Born in the early 1900s into a prosperous family in a remote village in South India, he was the apple of his mother's eye. He lost his father when he was still a toddler, but his mother brought him up just like a man would. His mother instilled in him the moral values and principles that make him so unique. He went to the local village school till high school but then went on to study law in one of the most prestigious law schools in South India. His determination and integrity are just a couple of his many outstanding qualities. He was completely different from everyone else. In those days when going to college was considered a privilege, he had no airs about it whatsoever. He was always his simple self, in typical South Indian attire. With the death in July of Justice AvulaSambasivaRao at the age of 86, the Indian Humanist movement lost one of its great leaders. As Chief Justice of the Andhra Pradesh High Court, Ombudsman for Andhra Pradesh state, and Vice Chancellor of Andhra University, Justice SambasivaRao was the finest example of non-religious morality, rectitude, and discipline.
After practicing for many years as a successful lawyer, he went on to
become a judge and then the Chief Justice of the High Court of Andhra
Pradesh, a state in South India. He has since held numerous prestigious
positions and has made a difference in many lives. He has always
provided his employees with the best treatment and has provided raises
to them as well. Hundreds of employees in the High Court of Andhra
Pradesh still idolize him for this. Born in the early 1900s into a prosperous family in a remote village in South India, he was the apple of his mother's eye. He lost his father when he was still a toddler, but his mother brought him up just like a man would. His mother instilled in him the moral values and principles that make him so unique. He went to the local village school till high school but then went on to study law in one of the most prestigious law schools in South India. His determination and integrity are just a couple of his many outstanding qualities. He was completely different from everyone else. In those days when going to college was considered a privilege, he had no airs about it whatsoever. He was always his simple self, in typical South Indian attire. With the death in July of Justice AvulaSambasivaRao at the age of 86, the Indian Humanist movement lost one of its great leaders. As Chief Justice of the Andhra Pradesh High Court, Ombudsman for Andhra Pradesh state, and Vice Chancellor of Andhra University, Justice SambasivaRao was the finest example of non-religious morality, rectitude, and discipline.
NarisettiInnaiah:
InnaiahNarisetti (31 Oct 1937) is a writer and humanist from India. A longtime journalist and translator, he currently serves as the chair of the Indian branch of the Center for Inquiry, a secular non-profit organization "dedicated to promoting and defending science, reason, and free inquiry in all aspects of human interest."
Narisetti was born in PathaReddiPalem village in ChebroluPanchayat,
TenaliTaluq, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh, India. He went to Roman
Catholic school at the village and later in Chebrolu, and then to Surya
DevaraNarasaiah High School in Chebrolu, where he graduated in 1952.
From 1953 to 1958 he went to college at Andhra Christian College, Guntur
1953-58, then from 1958 to 1960 at Andhra University, Waltair, to study
philosophy. He received his MA in philosophy from Osmania University in
1964.InnaiahNarisetti (31 Oct 1937) is a writer and humanist from India. A longtime journalist and translator, he currently serves as the chair of the Indian branch of the Center for Inquiry, a secular non-profit organization "dedicated to promoting and defending science, reason, and free inquiry in all aspects of human interest."
He was the personal assistant of N. G. Ranga (Professor of Economics at Pachaiyappa's College, Madras, Chennai) from 1959 to 1961; in college, he was friends with AvulaGopalakrishna Murthy, the humanist leader in Andhra.
He contributed articles (writing in Telugu) to the Radical Humanist weekly, the Sameeksha monthly, the Vidyarthi educational monthly, and a number of English magazines, such as the Radical Humanist weekly and monthly, the Indian Rationalist monthly, The Secularist bimonthly, and Freedom First.. He also contributed to American publications, by writing articles for the Encyclopedia of Unbelief (edited by Gorden Stein) and the New Encyclopedia of Unbelief (edited by Thomas W. Flynn); and to American Atheist Magazine (published by American Atheist), the Center for Inquiry magazine Free Inquiry.
He is married to VenigallaKomala. She retired from Ambedkar Open University, Hyderabad, and translated M.N. Roy's Memoirs of Cat. His son, NarisettiRaju, is managing editor of the Washington Post,Raju also was editor of Wall Street Journal Europe and managing editor of the Wall Street Journal in New York.
Dr.NagabhairavaJayaprakash Narayan:
Dr. Jayaprakash Narayan, widely known as JP, is a noted Indian politician, social reformer, TV commentator and columnist. He is the President of LokSatta Party and currently a Member of the Legislative Assembly from Kukatpally constituency in Andhra Pradesh.[1] He is also a former Indian public administrator. He is well known for his role in bringing electoral reforms and for his columns on democracy in leading Indian daily newspapers.
NagabhairavaJayaprakash Narayan was born on Jan 14th, 1956 in
Godavarru Village near Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh.[citation needed] He
was raised in Maharashtra in his early years. He joined Andhra Loyola
College in 1969 for his intermediate education. He obtained his medical
degree from Guntur Medical College.Dr. Jayaprakash Narayan, widely known as JP, is a noted Indian politician, social reformer, TV commentator and columnist. He is the President of LokSatta Party and currently a Member of the Legislative Assembly from Kukatpally constituency in Andhra Pradesh.[1] He is also a former Indian public administrator. He is well known for his role in bringing electoral reforms and for his columns on democracy in leading Indian daily newspapers.
Jayaprakash Narayan, a physician, joined public administration after making it to I.A.S. in 1980 standing all India second. He worked on agriculture, irrigation, technology and youth rehabilitation projects in various capacities in various districts of Andhra Pradesh. He had an eventful 16-year-long career in the government. Some of his achievements include:
Rehabilitation of 8000 youth from displaced families of the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant.
Designed the reconstruction of drainage and irrigation network in Krishna, Prakasham and Godavari deltas. He successfully mobilized the farmers on a large scale to take up irrigation schemes to bring more than two lakh acres under irrigation.
Strengthened the credit cooperatives by making them independent of government control.
Served as a Secretary to both the Governor and The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Dr. NT Ramarao.
Dr. JP’s experience in government convinced him that the faulty governance process is the biggest hurdle in India’s path of progress. He resigned from the I.A.S in 1996, as he wanted to work on grass roots for good governance. Jayaprakash Narayan, an optimistic individual, talks about the efficacy of reforms in the governance, Economy of Andhra Pradesh among several other issues on various platforms in educational and political institutes. He emphasizes that democracy is for the people, of the people and by the people.
He started the LokSatta party in 2006 with clean politics and good governance and improvement of India as the main agenda. While launching the political party, he stated that this party aimed to enrich the political scenario in India with its true spirit and felt that it would be considered as an alternative to any other political party, since it aimed to create a true and faithful political picture in India without involving illegitimate money, liquor and caste in elections.
Famous Kamma Writers
1) Tripuraneni Ramaswamy Chowdary
The Kaviraju (As he is popularly known in Andhra Pradesh), a fearless freedom fighter, a great native poet and an uncompromising rationalist, was born in a farmer's family in village Angaluru, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh, on the 15th January, 1887.His entire family comprised of literati and in his childhood, he wanted to learn Sanskrit, but was put off by the traditional pundits. Shri Ramaswamy's zeal and quest led him to the study of Sanskrit and to a very thorough understanding and critical study and analysis of the Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas and Itihasas. He concluded that the decadence of Hindu society was due to misinterpretation of our great Indian texts and that there is no sanction for the caste system or for untouchability and that it is the vested and self interest of the privileged section of the society that has been keeping millions in ignorance, illiteracy, superstitious beliefs and degraded status. He took to intensive and extensive propagation of reform through his poetry, dramas, lengthy dissertations and extensive discourses.
The Kaviraju (As he is popularly known in Andhra Pradesh), a fearless freedom fighter, a great native poet and an uncompromising rationalist, was born in a farmer's family in village Angaluru, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh, on the 15th January, 1887.His entire family comprised of literati and in his childhood, he wanted to learn Sanskrit, but was put off by the traditional pundits. Shri Ramaswamy's zeal and quest led him to the study of Sanskrit and to a very thorough understanding and critical study and analysis of the Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas and Itihasas. He concluded that the decadence of Hindu society was due to misinterpretation of our great Indian texts and that there is no sanction for the caste system or for untouchability and that it is the vested and self interest of the privileged section of the society that has been keeping millions in ignorance, illiteracy, superstitious beliefs and degraded status. He took to intensive and extensive propagation of reform through his poetry, dramas, lengthy dissertations and extensive discourses.
2) Tummala Seetharam Murthy Chowdary
He was awarded the title of 'Abhinava Tikkana'. Right from his boyhood days he wrote many literary works. He stands at the top of literary style writers. He is a great patroit and also a nationalist to the core. He participated in freedom struggle and underwent imprisonment. He has enormous craze for Telugu life styles. He earned a distinguished place in the Modern Telugu Literature. He is one of the very few modern poetry writers. He was honoured with many titles. Some of his famous writings were 'Rastraganam' and 'Bapuji Atmakatha. He received Sahitya Academy award for his poetry 'Mahatma Katha' in 1969.
He was awarded the title of 'Abhinava Tikkana'. Right from his boyhood days he wrote many literary works. He stands at the top of literary style writers. He is a great patroit and also a nationalist to the core. He participated in freedom struggle and underwent imprisonment. He has enormous craze for Telugu life styles. He earned a distinguished place in the Modern Telugu Literature. He is one of the very few modern poetry writers. He was honoured with many titles. Some of his famous writings were 'Rastraganam' and 'Bapuji Atmakatha. He received Sahitya Academy award for his poetry 'Mahatma Katha' in 1969.
3) Yetukuri Venkata Narasaiah
He hailed from Palnadu area of Guntur district. He was awarded the title "Kavibrahma". His writings reflect the literary style of Palnad region. He was born in agrocultural family. With a short life span of about 38 years he wrote many works such as 'Heroic History of Palnad', 'Kshetra Lakshmi', ' Rudramadevi', Maguva Manchala', 'Veera Bharatam' and 'Triveni'.
He hailed from Palnadu area of Guntur district. He was awarded the title "Kavibrahma". His writings reflect the literary style of Palnad region. He was born in agrocultural family. With a short life span of about 38 years he wrote many works such as 'Heroic History of Palnad', 'Kshetra Lakshmi', ' Rudramadevi', Maguva Manchala', 'Veera Bharatam' and 'Triveni'.
4) Tripuraneni Gopi Chand
Tripuraneni Gopichand (1910-1962): Born in Angaluru, Krishna District, Telugu novelist, short story writer, editor, essayist, playwright and film director, Gopichand's writings are ramarkable for an interplay of values, ideas and 'isms' -- materialism, rationalism, existentialism, realism and humanism. He is celebrated for his second novel Asamardhuni Javayatra (The Incompetent's Life Journey).This is the first psychological novel in Telugu literature.
Novels :Pandita Parameswara Sastry Veelunama,Cheekati
Gadulu,Yamapasam,Premopahatula,Asamarthuni JeevaYatra (first Telugu
Psychoanalysis Novel),Parivartana, Pandita
Parameswara,Sidhilalayam,Gadiya Padani Talupulu, Tatvavetalu,Postu
Chaiyani Uttarulu,Maku Unnayi Sogatalu. He received Sahitya Academy
award for his novel 'Panditha Paramshwara Sastry Veelunama' in 1963.Tripuraneni Gopichand (1910-1962): Born in Angaluru, Krishna District, Telugu novelist, short story writer, editor, essayist, playwright and film director, Gopichand's writings are ramarkable for an interplay of values, ideas and 'isms' -- materialism, rationalism, existentialism, realism and humanism. He is celebrated for his second novel Asamardhuni Javayatra (The Incompetent's Life Journey).This is the first psychological novel in Telugu literature.
5) Moturi Satyanarayana
He was born in Septemebr 1902 at Dondapadu. He was educated in the National College Machilipatnam. He acquired proficiency in Hindi. He joined the freedom struggle during the Non-Coperation Movemnet , 1921 and dedicated himself to the constructive work, mainly propagation of Hindi. He was the Editor of "Hindi Pracharak" 1926-36, "Hindi Prachar Samachar" 1938-61 and Dakshina Bharat 1947-61. He organised many Institutions all over India such as "Dakshina Bharata Hindi Prachara Sabha", Madras 1926-61. He was Founder Secretary of "Telugu Basha Samithi" Madras and Hyderabad. He served as Member drafting committee of Indian Constitution (Languages)., Member, Central Advisory Board of Education, Govt. Of India. Member Madras University Senate 1952-53. Member, Central Official Languages Commision 1954-56. He was the Chief Editor of Encyclopedia on Social Sciences in hindi published by the Hindi Vikas Samithi, Madras. He was awarded "Padma Sree" in 1958 and "Padma Bhushan" in 1961.
He was born in Septemebr 1902 at Dondapadu. He was educated in the National College Machilipatnam. He acquired proficiency in Hindi. He joined the freedom struggle during the Non-Coperation Movemnet , 1921 and dedicated himself to the constructive work, mainly propagation of Hindi. He was the Editor of "Hindi Pracharak" 1926-36, "Hindi Prachar Samachar" 1938-61 and Dakshina Bharat 1947-61. He organised many Institutions all over India such as "Dakshina Bharata Hindi Prachara Sabha", Madras 1926-61. He was Founder Secretary of "Telugu Basha Samithi" Madras and Hyderabad. He served as Member drafting committee of Indian Constitution (Languages)., Member, Central Advisory Board of Education, Govt. Of India. Member Madras University Senate 1952-53. Member, Central Official Languages Commision 1954-56. He was the Chief Editor of Encyclopedia on Social Sciences in hindi published by the Hindi Vikas Samithi, Madras. He was awarded "Padma Sree" in 1958 and "Padma Bhushan" in 1961.
6) Narla Venkateswara Rao
V.R.Narla was born on 1-12-1908. at Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh. He was a famous author of many works. He came under the influence of "Brahma Samaj", while a student, he attended the Congress sessionat Madras in 1927. He used to contribute articles to journals even at young age. The book "Neti Russia" (Russia Today) in Telugu written by him was banned by the Governament. He was arrested on a fabricated charge and was sentenced to 7 months R.I. He associated him self with a terrorist group during 1930-32. As a journalist he was associated with the Journals Justice, Swarajya, Janavani, Prajamata etc., He was the editor of 'Andhra Prabha' during 1942 - 59 and 'Andhra Jyothi' during 1960 - 77. He was member of Rajya Sabha during the period 1958-70. He was member of Text Book Policy Committee of Andhra Pradesh Government, Sahitya Academy, New Delhi, A.P Sahitya Academy, Sangeetha Nataka Kala Academy, Kendra Lalita Kala Academy. Kendra Lalita Kala Academy award winner. His english publications are 'Gods, Goblins and Men', 'Traditional Indian Culture' and other essays, Vemana through western eyes', 'Truth about the Gita', 'Man and his World'. He was Humanist and a Nationalsit. He received Sahitya Academy award for his play 'Seeta Josyam' in 1981.
V.R.Narla was born on 1-12-1908. at Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh. He was a famous author of many works. He came under the influence of "Brahma Samaj", while a student, he attended the Congress sessionat Madras in 1927. He used to contribute articles to journals even at young age. The book "Neti Russia" (Russia Today) in Telugu written by him was banned by the Governament. He was arrested on a fabricated charge and was sentenced to 7 months R.I. He associated him self with a terrorist group during 1930-32. As a journalist he was associated with the Journals Justice, Swarajya, Janavani, Prajamata etc., He was the editor of 'Andhra Prabha' during 1942 - 59 and 'Andhra Jyothi' during 1960 - 77. He was member of Rajya Sabha during the period 1958-70. He was member of Text Book Policy Committee of Andhra Pradesh Government, Sahitya Academy, New Delhi, A.P Sahitya Academy, Sangeetha Nataka Kala Academy, Kendra Lalita Kala Academy. Kendra Lalita Kala Academy award winner. His english publications are 'Gods, Goblins and Men', 'Traditional Indian Culture' and other essays, Vemana through western eyes', 'Truth about the Gita', 'Man and his World'. He was Humanist and a Nationalsit. He received Sahitya Academy award for his play 'Seeta Josyam' in 1981.
7) Thumati Donappa
He was Mecca of researchers, Linguist and former Vice Chancellor, Telugu University. Noted authority on the Semantics and Philology of Telugu language. Famous Literary works - Balala Shabdaratnakaram, Telugu Mandalika Shabdakosam, Vaikrapada Swarupa Nirupanamu, Andhrula Asalukadha and Harikadha Sarwaswamu.
He was Mecca of researchers, Linguist and former Vice Chancellor, Telugu University. Noted authority on the Semantics and Philology of Telugu language. Famous Literary works - Balala Shabdaratnakaram, Telugu Mandalika Shabdakosam, Vaikrapada Swarupa Nirupanamu, Andhrula Asalukadha and Harikadha Sarwaswamu.
8) Nagabhairava Koteswara Rao
N.Koteswara Rao, a Telugu poet, was born in the year 1931 in a small village of Prakasam District in Andhra Pradesh. After a long and successful career, he retired as lecturer of Telugu language and literature. Dr. Rao began writing poetry in traditional Telugu kavya form. Five of his works are in that form. His inclination to this form did not stop him from using other forms such as free verse. He also wrote plays and novels. Two of his poetical works have been prescribed in textbooks. His works are characterized by altruism and universal love, but he shows special concern for the downtrodden. Dr. Rao's play Kavanavijayam, which depicted the development of 20th century Telugu poetry, ran more than 300 performances. His poetical work Kanneetigadha captured the deadly cyclone that devastated parts of Andhra Pradesh in 1969.
N.Koteswara Rao, a Telugu poet, was born in the year 1931 in a small village of Prakasam District in Andhra Pradesh. After a long and successful career, he retired as lecturer of Telugu language and literature. Dr. Rao began writing poetry in traditional Telugu kavya form. Five of his works are in that form. His inclination to this form did not stop him from using other forms such as free verse. He also wrote plays and novels. Two of his poetical works have been prescribed in textbooks. His works are characterized by altruism and universal love, but he shows special concern for the downtrodden. Dr. Rao's play Kavanavijayam, which depicted the development of 20th century Telugu poetry, ran more than 300 performances. His poetical work Kanneetigadha captured the deadly cyclone that devastated parts of Andhra Pradesh in 1969.
9) Vasireddy Seethadevi
Vasireddy Seethadevi (1933): Seetahdevi is an acclaimed writer in Telugu. She has published around 40 novels and 10 short story collections. Mattimanishi (Son of Mother Earth) is one of her best novels. The novel is a landmark in modern Telugu fiction.
Vasireddy Seethadevi (1933): Seetahdevi is an acclaimed writer in Telugu. She has published around 40 novels and 10 short story collections. Mattimanishi (Son of Mother Earth) is one of her best novels. The novel is a landmark in modern Telugu fiction.
10) Suryadevara Sanjeev Dev
He is a poet, art critic, painter, photographer all packed in one man, simple and sweet. With his aesthetic appreciation he has filled a literary lacuna in Telugu Sahitya. He celebrates life as a festival and invites 'Rasagnas' to the feast. He is the spearhead of cultural Rennaissance in Andhra. His style is his mind. He is a free thinker with out being a philosopher. There are elements of drama, fiction and fantasy in his Musings, Diaries, Travelogues, Essays and letters. His vast sweep of scholoarship is stunning. 'Biosymphony', 'Grey and Green', 'Blue Blooms', 'Dust and Mist' are his collection of poems. 'Roopa Roopalu and 'Rasa Rekhalu' are his collection of essays. 'Smrithi Bimbalu' is his autobiography. 'Tejorekhalu' is his musings. Andhra University honoured him with D.Litt degree in the year 1982.
He is a poet, art critic, painter, photographer all packed in one man, simple and sweet. With his aesthetic appreciation he has filled a literary lacuna in Telugu Sahitya. He celebrates life as a festival and invites 'Rasagnas' to the feast. He is the spearhead of cultural Rennaissance in Andhra. His style is his mind. He is a free thinker with out being a philosopher. There are elements of drama, fiction and fantasy in his Musings, Diaries, Travelogues, Essays and letters. His vast sweep of scholoarship is stunning. 'Biosymphony', 'Grey and Green', 'Blue Blooms', 'Dust and Mist' are his collection of poems. 'Roopa Roopalu and 'Rasa Rekhalu' are his collection of essays. 'Smrithi Bimbalu' is his autobiography. 'Tejorekhalu' is his musings. Andhra University honoured him with D.Litt degree in the year 1982.
11) Vaddera Chandidas (Cherukuri Brahmeswara Rao)
C.B.Rao (Chandidas) was Professor of Philosophy, S. V. University and a Novelist. His "Anu kshanikam", a remarkable experiment in Telugu literature. Even for those acquainted with his "Hima jwAla" that appeared as a serial in Andhra Jyothi in early '70's, this work can be a shocker. It is the story of a large number of students at Osmania University during the period of Emergency, writtenalmost like a diary, and it is the most authentic of such works either in Telugu or English. Chandidas is the most blatant violator of political correctness since Chalam. "Anu kshaNikam" too, like its predecessor"Hima jwala" has been highly controversial in its frankness, closeness to reality, and power of expression. Chandidas won Kendra Sahitya Academy Award.
C.B.Rao (Chandidas) was Professor of Philosophy, S. V. University and a Novelist. His "Anu kshanikam", a remarkable experiment in Telugu literature. Even for those acquainted with his "Hima jwAla" that appeared as a serial in Andhra Jyothi in early '70's, this work can be a shocker. It is the story of a large number of students at Osmania University during the period of Emergency, writtenalmost like a diary, and it is the most authentic of such works either in Telugu or English. Chandidas is the most blatant violator of political correctness since Chalam. "Anu kshaNikam" too, like its predecessor"Hima jwala" has been highly controversial in its frankness, closeness to reality, and power of expression. Chandidas won Kendra Sahitya Academy Award.
12) Chekuri Rama Rao
Chekuri Rama Rao was born on October, 1 1934 in illindalapadu village near Madhira, Khammam District. Is currently Prof Emeritus,and UGC-fellow.He is a renowned Literary Critic.Given below are a few passages from his views expressed on the state of Telugu Classical Literature: "The utter neglect of one's own ancient culture, and more glaringly, of one's own classical literature, is rampant amongst the Telugu-speaking people." "Speak to any of the recent breed of 'modern' poets- they are incapable of appreciating the nuances of a poem, its rhythm, its rhyme and alliteration. They cannot diferenciate between meters in a poem -geeta-padyam or kanda-padyam. Of course, it is not a crime, if one is unaware of such literary nuances or intricacies. However , to think that there is no need for learning those nuances and technicalities is certainly , gross rudeness and a case of bad-judgement." "The radicals and progressives have failed to recognise that it is possible to keep alive classical literature , while opposing the decadent values they stood for, by appreciating that the belief-systems espoused by the classical literature are not absolute truths but mere fantasy- creations of the human mind." "Imperialism - Colonialism are the opiates that have drowned our belief-systems.They would not spare any culture or values. Let us hence salvage what ever good is left of our ancient culture." "Classical literature is the priceless gift of our forefathers.That wealth can be put to good use even in this day and time to serve us.Discarding Classical literature as being of no use to us reflects our own worthlessness and utter incapacity and incapability to make use of it. " Some of his well known works are "A Gramatical Sketch of Telugu", "Rendu padula paina", "Cheratalu", "Telugulo velugulu" etc.. He received Sahitya Academy award for his essays 'Smrti Kinankam' in 2002.
Chekuri Rama Rao was born on October, 1 1934 in illindalapadu village near Madhira, Khammam District. Is currently Prof Emeritus,and UGC-fellow.He is a renowned Literary Critic.Given below are a few passages from his views expressed on the state of Telugu Classical Literature: "The utter neglect of one's own ancient culture, and more glaringly, of one's own classical literature, is rampant amongst the Telugu-speaking people." "Speak to any of the recent breed of 'modern' poets- they are incapable of appreciating the nuances of a poem, its rhythm, its rhyme and alliteration. They cannot diferenciate between meters in a poem -geeta-padyam or kanda-padyam. Of course, it is not a crime, if one is unaware of such literary nuances or intricacies. However , to think that there is no need for learning those nuances and technicalities is certainly , gross rudeness and a case of bad-judgement." "The radicals and progressives have failed to recognise that it is possible to keep alive classical literature , while opposing the decadent values they stood for, by appreciating that the belief-systems espoused by the classical literature are not absolute truths but mere fantasy- creations of the human mind." "Imperialism - Colonialism are the opiates that have drowned our belief-systems.They would not spare any culture or values. Let us hence salvage what ever good is left of our ancient culture." "Classical literature is the priceless gift of our forefathers.That wealth can be put to good use even in this day and time to serve us.Discarding Classical literature as being of no use to us reflects our own worthlessness and utter incapacity and incapability to make use of it. " Some of his well known works are "A Gramatical Sketch of Telugu", "Rendu padula paina", "Cheratalu", "Telugulo velugulu" etc.. He received Sahitya Academy award for his essays 'Smrti Kinankam' in 2002.
13) Dr. Ravuri Bharadwaja
Kalaprapurna Dr.Ravuri Bharadwaja was born on July,5 1927 in Moguluru village, under Nizam rule. Ravuri Bharadwaja is a well-known freedom fighter and peoples poet. He is one of the poet on smruti sahityam. He received D.Litt from Nagarjuna University and JNTU. He received "Kalaprapurna" Title from "Andhra University". He received Andhra Pradesh Sahitya Academy Award for his poetry "Vijaya Vilasam" in 1968. aslo he wrote "Vasundhara", "Anyadha Saranam Nasti", "Kathasagaram", Pakudurallu", "Kadambari", "Jeevana Samaram" etc..He received Sahitya Academy award for his skethes 'Jeevana Samaram' in 1983.
Kalaprapurna Dr.Ravuri Bharadwaja was born on July,5 1927 in Moguluru village, under Nizam rule. Ravuri Bharadwaja is a well-known freedom fighter and peoples poet. He is one of the poet on smruti sahityam. He received D.Litt from Nagarjuna University and JNTU. He received "Kalaprapurna" Title from "Andhra University". He received Andhra Pradesh Sahitya Academy Award for his poetry "Vijaya Vilasam" in 1968. aslo he wrote "Vasundhara", "Anyadha Saranam Nasti", "Kathasagaram", Pakudurallu", "Kadambari", "Jeevana Samaram" etc..He received Sahitya Academy award for his skethes 'Jeevana Samaram' in 1983.
14) Aluri Venkata Subba Rao (Chakrapani)
Aluri Chakrapani was born near Tenali, Guntur District. He is from an agricultural family and has unmatched creativity. He studied in Tenali and had to go to Vellore, Tamil Nadu for medical treatment. He stayed there for a few months and learnt Bengali in that time. Initially, he started translating novels from Bengali to Telugu. With his creative mind, he started writing short stories/novels. At this time, he was approached by Nagi Reddy to be a partner and make movies. Together, they made movies like Patala Bhairavi, Maya Bazar, Gundamma Katha, Missamma , Shavukaru, and Appu Chesi Pappu Kudu that are still popular with Telugu speaking people. They came up with the idea of a story book for kids and the result is Chandamama. He started the monthly publication of Yuva magazine in Hyderabad especially for Telugu loving folks.
Aluri Chakrapani was born near Tenali, Guntur District. He is from an agricultural family and has unmatched creativity. He studied in Tenali and had to go to Vellore, Tamil Nadu for medical treatment. He stayed there for a few months and learnt Bengali in that time. Initially, he started translating novels from Bengali to Telugu. With his creative mind, he started writing short stories/novels. At this time, he was approached by Nagi Reddy to be a partner and make movies. Together, they made movies like Patala Bhairavi, Maya Bazar, Gundamma Katha, Missamma , Shavukaru, and Appu Chesi Pappu Kudu that are still popular with Telugu speaking people. They came up with the idea of a story book for kids and the result is Chandamama. He started the monthly publication of Yuva magazine in Hyderabad especially for Telugu loving folks.
15) Aluri Bairagi Chowdary
Aluri Bairagi was a Hindi scholor and an author of short stories and poems. Aluri Bairagi Chowdary (1925-78) was a radical humanist, and was influenced by T.S. Eliot. His Nuti lo Gontukalu deserves notice as it focuses on economic inequalities leading to frustrations and hunger like tiger’s paw knocks at and scratches the starved human hearts. Alluri Bairagi got the prestigious "SAHITYA ACADEMY"award in the year 1984 for his book 'Aagama Geeti' .This book is a collection of his poems.
Aluri Bairagi was a Hindi scholor and an author of short stories and poems. Aluri Bairagi Chowdary (1925-78) was a radical humanist, and was influenced by T.S. Eliot. His Nuti lo Gontukalu deserves notice as it focuses on economic inequalities leading to frustrations and hunger like tiger’s paw knocks at and scratches the starved human hearts. Alluri Bairagi got the prestigious "SAHITYA ACADEMY"award in the year 1984 for his book 'Aagama Geeti' .This book is a collection of his poems.
16) Kotha Sachidanandamurthy
A recipient of the 'Padma Vibhushan', Murthy authored over 50 books on philosophy, including the magnum opus 'Reason and Rationality in the Adyatha Vedanta'. Murthy, who hailed from Sangam Jagarlamudi in Guntur district, was a former vice-president of the University Grants Commission and also an ex-vice-chancellor of the Sri Venkateswara University, in Tirupati. In recognition of his erudition and eminence, Acharya Nagarjuna University started the Kotha Sachidananda Murthy Centre for Studies in Afro-Asian Philosophy.
A recipient of the 'Padma Vibhushan', Murthy authored over 50 books on philosophy, including the magnum opus 'Reason and Rationality in the Adyatha Vedanta'. Murthy, who hailed from Sangam Jagarlamudi in Guntur district, was a former vice-president of the University Grants Commission and also an ex-vice-chancellor of the Sri Venkateswara University, in Tirupati. In recognition of his erudition and eminence, Acharya Nagarjuna University started the Kotha Sachidananda Murthy Centre for Studies in Afro-Asian Philosophy.
17) Dr.Paruchuri Rajaram
Rajaram was born on 13th March, 1940, at Tenali to Sri P. Sitaramaiah and Smt Sivaravamma. He did his MBBS at Rangaraya Medical College, Kakinada, and graduated in 1965. He chose dermatology for his post- graduation, completing his diploma in dermatology from Guntur Medical College in 1972. Dr. Rajaram was a unique character. However, he was not just a noble and compassionate practitioner of medicine, he was also a prolific writer/ novelist and an excellent orator, He was a man with sense and sensibility. His emotions were well expressed in his novels Veellu Manushule, Mabbu Vidichina Vennela, Punaravrutham, Japamala , Sigmund Freud - Jeevitham-Krushi , and many more. Both as a doctor and as a writer he was admired by all who knew him.
Rajaram was born on 13th March, 1940, at Tenali to Sri P. Sitaramaiah and Smt Sivaravamma. He did his MBBS at Rangaraya Medical College, Kakinada, and graduated in 1965. He chose dermatology for his post- graduation, completing his diploma in dermatology from Guntur Medical College in 1972. Dr. Rajaram was a unique character. However, he was not just a noble and compassionate practitioner of medicine, he was also a prolific writer/ novelist and an excellent orator, He was a man with sense and sensibility. His emotions were well expressed in his novels Veellu Manushule, Mabbu Vidichina Vennela, Punaravrutham, Japamala , Sigmund Freud - Jeevitham-Krushi , and many more. Both as a doctor and as a writer he was admired by all who knew him.
18) Velaga Venkatappayya
One man who made a difference to library science in the state of Andhra Pradesh is Dr. Velaga Venkatappayya. Dr. Velaga Venkatappayya is considered as Father of Library Science in Andhra Pradesh, as he is the first to prepare syllabus for the Library Science Instruction in the state. He was the first Principal for the School of Library Science in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
One man who made a difference to library science in the state of Andhra Pradesh is Dr. Velaga Venkatappayya. Dr. Velaga Venkatappayya is considered as Father of Library Science in Andhra Pradesh, as he is the first to prepare syllabus for the Library Science Instruction in the state. He was the first Principal for the School of Library Science in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
19) Yarlagadda Lakshmi Prasad
Born in a lower middle class family in Gudivada he rose to the heights that only a few could dream. After his post-graduation in Hindi he went on to complete his Ph.Ds in Hindi and Telugu from Andhra University. He worked for a brief period as Hindi lecturer in K.V.R. College, Nandigama, and head of the Hindi Department, Andhra Loyola College, before joining as Hindi lecturer in Andhra University, where he continues to serve till date in addition to being the honorary Chairman of Jan Shikshan Samasthan. Mr. Lakshmi Prasad has written over 32 books in Telugu and Hindi and over 100 articles in various newspapers. A recipient of ' Padmasri' and 'Central Sahitya Akademi award', Mr. Lakshmi Prasad says that the appreciation he got from people like Amitabh Bachchan and P.V. Narasimha Rao is much more than the awards. He was a close associate to late Chief Minister N.T.Rama Rao and was elected to Rajaya Sabha from Andhra Pradesh. He received Sahitya Academy for his novel 'Droupadi' in 2010.
Born in a lower middle class family in Gudivada he rose to the heights that only a few could dream. After his post-graduation in Hindi he went on to complete his Ph.Ds in Hindi and Telugu from Andhra University. He worked for a brief period as Hindi lecturer in K.V.R. College, Nandigama, and head of the Hindi Department, Andhra Loyola College, before joining as Hindi lecturer in Andhra University, where he continues to serve till date in addition to being the honorary Chairman of Jan Shikshan Samasthan. Mr. Lakshmi Prasad has written over 32 books in Telugu and Hindi and over 100 articles in various newspapers. A recipient of ' Padmasri' and 'Central Sahitya Akademi award', Mr. Lakshmi Prasad says that the appreciation he got from people like Amitabh Bachchan and P.V. Narasimha Rao is much more than the awards. He was a close associate to late Chief Minister N.T.Rama Rao and was elected to Rajaya Sabha from Andhra Pradesh. He received Sahitya Academy for his novel 'Droupadi' in 2010.
20) Vasundhara Ratakonda
Vasundhara Ratakonda is a short story writer in Telugu and her stories have been published in several volumes, including Vasundhara Devi Katahlu published in 2004. They have also appeared in various anthologies. Some have been translated into other Indian languages – Hindi, Oriya, and Kannada. English translations have appeared in multiple publications including: Women Writing in India Today – Volume 2 (New York: Feminist Press), The Literary Endeavor, A.P.Times, Literary Supplement, Thulika.net (web quarterly, July,2004), cerebration.org (web quarterly, sponsored by Drew University, NJ; Issue II, 2005 and Issue III, 2005).
Vasundhara Ratakonda is a short story writer in Telugu and her stories have been published in several volumes, including Vasundhara Devi Katahlu published in 2004. They have also appeared in various anthologies. Some have been translated into other Indian languages – Hindi, Oriya, and Kannada. English translations have appeared in multiple publications including: Women Writing in India Today – Volume 2 (New York: Feminist Press), The Literary Endeavor, A.P.Times, Literary Supplement, Thulika.net (web quarterly, July,2004), cerebration.org (web quarterly, sponsored by Drew University, NJ; Issue II, 2005 and Issue III, 2005).
This short story was originally published in Telugu (a regional language in India) by the author Vasundhara Ratakonda. It was first published in BHARATHI, a prestigious literary monthly and later anthologized in a collection NEEDALU (Shadows) and later in VASUNDHARA DEVI KATHALU (2004). Several of Ratakonda’s stories have been translated into other Indian languages and anthologized. She is now engaged in translating her stories and her short novel from Telugu to English and “Scars” is her own translation.
Vasundhara Ratakonda has been the recipient of several awards including the A.P.State Sahitya Academy Award for short- stories, Gangadharam Award for short-story collection, and the Pratibha puraskar (Best woman Writer in Telugu, 1992).
21) Namini Subrahmanyam Naidu
Namini Subrahmanyam Naidu is a Telugu Short-story writer from Chittoor district of Andhra pradesh, India. He is currently living in Tirupati along with his family. He is famous for his collection of short stories Pachanaku sakshiga, Sinabba kathalu, Munikannadi sedyam, Pala podugu written in Rayalaseema Dialect. These stories appeared in Andhrajyothi. He also wrote a book on Mathematics in simple Telugu suitable for children.
Namini Subrahmanyam Naidu is a Telugu Short-story writer from Chittoor district of Andhra pradesh, India. He is currently living in Tirupati along with his family. He is famous for his collection of short stories Pachanaku sakshiga, Sinabba kathalu, Munikannadi sedyam, Pala podugu written in Rayalaseema Dialect. These stories appeared in Andhrajyothi. He also wrote a book on Mathematics in simple Telugu suitable for children.
22) Lalitha Kumari (Olga)
Olga is a well known Telugu writer. She was born in Guntur, one of the big towns and educational centers in the state of Andhra Pradesh. Her stories, novels, and poetry reflect well-articulated feminist positions without compromising either the quality of literary form or failing to represent the ‘reality' of the characters. In her poetry, metaphor not only facilitates form but also celebrates the ‘ideas' depicted. Through her works Olga created a constituency of readers among both men and women. Chalam and Kodavatiganti Kutumbarao (forerunners of feminism in Telugu literature) influenced her, but she discovered a distinct style in whatever she wrote and a place for herself in Telugu literary world. The literary context of her characters is never a product of circumstance but a consequence of the hard choices they make.
Olga is a well known Telugu writer. She was born in Guntur, one of the big towns and educational centers in the state of Andhra Pradesh. Her stories, novels, and poetry reflect well-articulated feminist positions without compromising either the quality of literary form or failing to represent the ‘reality' of the characters. In her poetry, metaphor not only facilitates form but also celebrates the ‘ideas' depicted. Through her works Olga created a constituency of readers among both men and women. Chalam and Kodavatiganti Kutumbarao (forerunners of feminism in Telugu literature) influenced her, but she discovered a distinct style in whatever she wrote and a place for herself in Telugu literary world. The literary context of her characters is never a product of circumstance but a consequence of the hard choices they make.
Some other well known writers
Chirumamilla Subrahmanya Kavi, Kotha Bhavaiah Chaudary, Paladugu Seshachala Varma, Arikapudi Ramesh Chaudary, Panditha Gopadev, Duggirala Raghava Chandrayya (Satsastry), Kondaveeti Venkata Kavi, Chalasani Prasada Rao, Paritala Omkar, Gudipoodi Srihari, Kosaraju Raghavaiah Chaudary, Narla Chiranjeevi, Korrapati Gangadhara Rao, Suryadevara Ramamohana Rao, Arekapudi Kousalya Devi, Vasireddy Kasiratnam.
Chirumamilla Subrahmanya Kavi, Kotha Bhavaiah Chaudary, Paladugu Seshachala Varma, Arikapudi Ramesh Chaudary, Panditha Gopadev, Duggirala Raghava Chandrayya (Satsastry), Kondaveeti Venkata Kavi, Chalasani Prasada Rao, Paritala Omkar, Gudipoodi Srihari, Kosaraju Raghavaiah Chaudary, Narla Chiranjeevi, Korrapati Gangadhara Rao, Suryadevara Ramamohana Rao, Arekapudi Kousalya Devi, Vasireddy Kasiratnam.
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Raman SubbaRao, born 29 January 1932, is a former cricketer who played for England, Cambridge University, Surrey and Northamptonshire.
SubbaRao was born in Streatham and educated at Whitgift School and
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shared a record sixth wicket stand of 376 with Albert Lightfoot.Raman SubbaRao, born 29 January 1932, is a former cricketer who played for England, Cambridge University, Surrey and Northamptonshire.
SubbaRao played in 13 Test matches for England, opening the batting regularly from 1959 to 1961. He scored centuries in his first Test against the Australians in 1961 and in his last match against them at The Oval. He was a Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1961.
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Currently, he is ranked fifth in the nation and second in the Southern division.
ChaithraKatamneni:
ChaithraKatamneni won the North Texas PGA (NTPGA) Tour Championship for 2010. This 2-day golf tournament was held at Stonebridge Country Club in McKinney, Texas. Chaithra scored 76 and 73 to win by 6 strokes under her nearest competitor. After 7 months of competition in various tournaments during 2010, the top players from East, West and North Texas had to qualify and then be invited to play in this prestigious tournament. Chaithra is 13 years old and is the youngest winner to have won the 15-18 year old girls division in this championship’s history.
ChaithraKatamneni won the North Texas PGA (NTPGA) Tour Championship for 2010. This 2-day golf tournament was held at Stonebridge Country Club in McKinney, Texas. Chaithra scored 76 and 73 to win by 6 strokes under her nearest competitor. After 7 months of competition in various tournaments during 2010, the top players from East, West and North Texas had to qualify and then be invited to play in this prestigious tournament. Chaithra is 13 years old and is the youngest winner to have won the 15-18 year old girls division in this championship’s history.
SakethMyneni :
SakethMyneni closed out his 2010 campaign with a final singles ranking of No. 22 nationally. He collected 21 singles wins on the season, including 11 consecutive before bowing out in the Round of 32 of the 2010 NCAA Men's Singles Championships.SakethMyneni has been awarded a postgraduate scholarship by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Myneni is one of six Southeastern Conference student-athletes to earn an NCAA postgraduate scholarship for spring sports and the only one in the league from men's tennis. He is also the 15th Crimson Tide student-athlete to earn the award in the past 10 years.
SakethMyneni closed out his 2010 campaign with a final singles ranking of No. 22 nationally. He collected 21 singles wins on the season, including 11 consecutive before bowing out in the Round of 32 of the 2010 NCAA Men's Singles Championships.SakethMyneni has been awarded a postgraduate scholarship by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Myneni is one of six Southeastern Conference student-athletes to earn an NCAA postgraduate scholarship for spring sports and the only one in the league from men's tennis. He is also the 15th Crimson Tide student-athlete to earn the award in the past 10 years.
AnjuliCherukuri:
AnjuliCherukuri has been named to the ESPN Magazine‘ Academic All-America Team for Women’s Cross Country and Track and Field 2008’. Voting for the team is conducted by members of the College Sports Information Directors of America. She is a resident of Salisbury, Center, N.Y. and a graduate of New Hartford Central High School.
She holds the Rochester records in the pole vault both indoors and
outdoors. She finished second in the New York State Collegiate Track
Conference championships in the pole vault in both the indoor and
outdoor competitions. She finished third in the pole vault at the indoor
ECAC championships. She was second in the New York State javelin throw
as a senior and eighth at the ECAC javelin throw.AnjuliCherukuri has been named to the ESPN Magazine‘ Academic All-America Team for Women’s Cross Country and Track and Field 2008’. Voting for the team is conducted by members of the College Sports Information Directors of America. She is a resident of Salisbury, Center, N.Y. and a graduate of New Hartford Central High School.
FAMOUS KAMMA SPORTS PERSONS
Abroad
Raman SubbaRao (Panguluri.R.SubbaRao) :
Raman SubbaRao, born 29 January 1932, is a former cricketer who played for England, Cambridge University, Surrey and Northamptonshire.
Raman SubbaRao, born 29 January 1932, is a former cricketer who played for England, Cambridge University, Surrey and Northamptonshire.
SubbaRao was born in Streatham and educated at Whitgift School and
Cambridge. He was a left-handed batsman and occasional leg-spin and
googly bowler, SubbaRao was a member of the powerful Cambridge side of
the early 1950s and played a few games for Surrey before joining
Northamptonshire. Taking over as captain in 1958, he led the side for
four seasons and achieved considerable success as a batsman, scoring the
county's highest ever innings, 260 not out, in 1955 and then bettering
it with 300 against Surrey, the Champions, at The Oval in 1958, when he
shared a record sixth wicket stand of 376 with Albert Lightfoot.
SubbaRao played in 13 Test matches for England, opening the batting
regularly from 1959 to 1961. He scored centuries in his first Test
against the Australians in 1961 and in his last match against them at
The Oval. He was a Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1961.
At the end of the 1961 season he retired rather abruptly from
first-class cricket to go into business. In later years, he was Chairman
of Surrey (1974-1978) and an influential figure at Lord's. He also
served as Chairman of the TCCB. There is a conference room named after
him in Whitgift School, which he attended.
AnudeepKodali :
AnudeepKodali of Cary won the United States Tennis Association boys' 12s National Open Championship 2010. Kodali, 12, also was awarded the Howard Head Sportsmanship Award.
AnudeepKodali of Cary won the United States Tennis Association boys' 12s National Open Championship 2010. Kodali, 12, also was awarded the Howard Head Sportsmanship Award.
This is his second national title win this year. He previously won
the USTA boys' 12s National Championship held at Cooper Creek Tennis
center in Columbus, Ga., in February.
Currently, he is ranked fifth in the nation and second in the Southern division.
ChaithraKatamneni:
ChaithraKatamneni won the North Texas PGA (NTPGA) Tour Championship for 2010. This 2-day golf tournament was held at Stonebridge Country Club in McKinney, Texas. Chaithra scored 76 and 73 to win by 6 strokes under her nearest competitor. After 7 months of competition in various tournaments during 2010, the top players from East, West and North Texas had to qualify and then be invited to play in this prestigious tournament. Chaithra is 13 years old and is the youngest winner to have won the 15-18 year old girls division in this championship’s history.
ChaithraKatamneni won the North Texas PGA (NTPGA) Tour Championship for 2010. This 2-day golf tournament was held at Stonebridge Country Club in McKinney, Texas. Chaithra scored 76 and 73 to win by 6 strokes under her nearest competitor. After 7 months of competition in various tournaments during 2010, the top players from East, West and North Texas had to qualify and then be invited to play in this prestigious tournament. Chaithra is 13 years old and is the youngest winner to have won the 15-18 year old girls division in this championship’s history.
SakethMyneni :
SakethMyneni closed out his 2010 campaign with a final singles ranking of No. 22 nationally. He collected 21 singles wins on the season, including 11 consecutive before bowing out in the Round of 32 of the 2010 NCAA Men's Singles Championships.SakethMyneni has been awarded a postgraduate scholarship by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Myneni is one of six Southeastern Conference student-athletes to earn an NCAA postgraduate scholarship for spring sports and the only one in the league from men's tennis. He is also the 15th Crimson Tide student-athlete to earn the award in the past 10 years.
SakethMyneni closed out his 2010 campaign with a final singles ranking of No. 22 nationally. He collected 21 singles wins on the season, including 11 consecutive before bowing out in the Round of 32 of the 2010 NCAA Men's Singles Championships.SakethMyneni has been awarded a postgraduate scholarship by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Myneni is one of six Southeastern Conference student-athletes to earn an NCAA postgraduate scholarship for spring sports and the only one in the league from men's tennis. He is also the 15th Crimson Tide student-athlete to earn the award in the past 10 years.
AnjuliCherukuri:
AnjuliCherukuri has been named to the ESPN Magazine‘ Academic All-America Team for Women’s Cross Country and Track and Field 2008’. Voting for the team is conducted by members of the College Sports Information Directors of America. She is a resident of Salisbury, Center, N.Y. and a graduate of New Hartford Central High School.
AnjuliCherukuri has been named to the ESPN Magazine‘ Academic All-America Team for Women’s Cross Country and Track and Field 2008’. Voting for the team is conducted by members of the College Sports Information Directors of America. She is a resident of Salisbury, Center, N.Y. and a graduate of New Hartford Central High School.
She holds the Rochester records in the pole vault both indoors and
outdoors. She finished second in the New York State Collegiate Track
Conference championships in the pole vault in both the indoor and
outdoor competitions. She finished third in the pole vault at the indoor
ECAC championships. She was second in the New York State javelin throw
as a senior and eighth at the ECAC javelin throw.
FAMOUS KAMMA SPORTS PERSONS
International
KoneruHumpi:
KoneruHumpi was born in Gudivada, Krishna District on 31-3-1987. She is the famous chess player and Chess Grand Master in India and won many International Chess titles. Her January 2010 FIDE Elo rating is 2614, placing her number two in the world for women (behind JuditPolgár). In 2007 she surpassed the rating of 2577 set by Susan Polgar to become the second-highest ranked female player in history. She became the second female player ever, after JuditPolgár, to exceed the 2600 Elo mark.
In 2001 she won the World Junior Girls Chess Championship. In 2006
she participated in the Women's World Chess Championship, but was
eliminated in the second round.] In the Women's World Chess Championship
2008 she made it to the semi-finals, but was beaten by HouYifan. In
2009 she tied for 1st-4th with Alexander Areshchenko, MageshPanchanathan
and EvgenijMiroshnichenko in the Mumbai Mayor Cup.KoneruHumpi was born in Gudivada, Krishna District on 31-3-1987. She is the famous chess player and Chess Grand Master in India and won many International Chess titles. Her January 2010 FIDE Elo rating is 2614, placing her number two in the world for women (behind JuditPolgár). In 2007 she surpassed the rating of 2577 set by Susan Polgar to become the second-highest ranked female player in history. She became the second female player ever, after JuditPolgár, to exceed the 2600 Elo mark.
Humpi became the youngest Woman International Grandmaster in Asia at 12 years. Humpi is the only girl to win against National Boys under-12 Title in 1999. Humpy is the only Woman Grand Master and also the Youngest in India. She won 'Arjuna' award in 2003 and 'Padma Shri' award in 2007.
PullelaGopiChand :
PullelaGopi Chand was born on 16-11-1973 in Nagalla, Guntur district. He won senior National Championship 5 times. He won All England Badminton Championship in the year 2001.To commemorate his excellent achievements as a badminton player at both national and international level, the Government of India awarded him the Arjuna Award in the year 1999. Further in 2001, he was bestowed upon the highest Indian honor in the field of sports, the Rajiv Gandhi KhelRatna Award. After he won The All England Badminton championship, the Government of Andhra Pradesh rewarded him with a cash prize and a plot in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad as a token of appreciation. In the year 2005, he was conferred the Padma Shri Award. He received the Dronacharya Award on 29 August 2009 for his contribution to Indian badminton as a coach.
PullelaGopi Chand was born on 16-11-1973 in Nagalla, Guntur district. He won senior National Championship 5 times. He won All England Badminton Championship in the year 2001.To commemorate his excellent achievements as a badminton player at both national and international level, the Government of India awarded him the Arjuna Award in the year 1999. Further in 2001, he was bestowed upon the highest Indian honor in the field of sports, the Rajiv Gandhi KhelRatna Award. After he won The All England Badminton championship, the Government of Andhra Pradesh rewarded him with a cash prize and a plot in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad as a token of appreciation. In the year 2005, he was conferred the Padma Shri Award. He received the Dronacharya Award on 29 August 2009 for his contribution to Indian badminton as a coach.
JwalaGutta:
JwalaGuttais a left-handed Indian badminton player of mixed Chinese and Indian (She was born to Telugu father and Chinese mother).descent who has won the National Badminton Championships thirteen times until 2010. She is one of the best women's doubles badminton players produced by India in recent times, partnering with ShrutiKurien.
In the year 2006 she won the Sri Lanka International Satellite
tournament while in the year 2007 she won the Cyprus Badminton
International tournament. The same year, she also won at the Pakistan
International Challenge tournament and the Indian International
Challenge tournament. Apart from these achievements, Jwala won the Nepal
International Series tournament 2008 and Yonex Dutch Open Grand Prix
2008 in the Women’s Doubles category. She won a Gold medal in Women
Doubles in Commonwealth Games 2010.JwalaGuttais a left-handed Indian badminton player of mixed Chinese and Indian (She was born to Telugu father and Chinese mother).descent who has won the National Badminton Championships thirteen times until 2010. She is one of the best women's doubles badminton players produced by India in recent times, partnering with ShrutiKurien.
In the Mixed Doubles category too, Jwala has shown her excellence as she has grabbed the titles in the Jakarta Satellite tournament and Welsh International tournament in the year 2005, Sri Lanka International Satellite tournament, Cyprus Badminton International tournament and Indian International Challenge tournament in the year 2007, and Nepal International Series tournament, Bitburger Open Grand Prix tournament and KLRC Bulgaria Open Grand Prix tournament in the year 2008. But the latest achievement in December 2009 where she and her mixed doubles partner Diju reached the World Super Series masters final in Malaysia, where they went down to world championship bronze medalists Christinna Pedersen and Joaquim Nielsen 21-14, 21-18.
PentalaHarikrishna :
PentalaHarikrishna is an Indian chess grandmaster. He was born 10th of May 1986 in VinjanamPadu, District Prakasam, Andhra Pradesh.
In 1996 he became world champion in the category U10 at Menorca. In
2000 his ELO-Rating moved up higher to more than 2500 and he was called
to become a member of the Indian National Team to participate at the
Chess Olympiad in Istanbul.PentalaHarikrishna is an Indian chess grandmaster. He was born 10th of May 1986 in VinjanamPadu, District Prakasam, Andhra Pradesh.
In 2001, just aged 15, he received the title of a grandmaster and became the youngest grandmaster of India ever in history. His FIDE Rating is 2659 (December 2008) and he is ranked as number 62 in the world. In India he is the third best player after ViswanathanAnand and K. Sasikiran.
NarainKarthikeyan:
Kakarla Kumar Ram NarainKarthikeyan ; (Grandson of PSG Naidu , Founder of PSG Group of Industries Coimbatore) is the first Formula One motor racing driver from India. He has previously competed in Formula One, A1GP, and the Le Mans Series. He made his Formula One debut in 2005 with the Jordan team, and was a WilliamsF1 test driver in 2006 and 2007. Like several other former F1 drivers, Karthikeyan moved to stock car racing and drove the #60 Safe Auto Insurance Company Toyota Tundra for Wyler Racing in the 2010 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. In January 2011, however, he has signed to drive for the Hispania Racing team in the 2011 Formula One season.
Karthikeyan was born in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. Karthikeyan did his
schooling at Stanes Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School, Coimbatore.
Karthikeyan's interest in motorsport began at an early age, as his
father was a former Indian national rally champion winning South India
Rally seven times. He is also related to the late S.Karivardhan, India's
most famous racing driver until Karthikeyan came along. With the
ambition of becoming India's first Formula One driver, Karthikeyan
finished on the podium in his first ever race, at Sriperumbudur in a
Formula Maruti (a.k.a.FISSME). He then went onto the Elf Winfield Racing
School in France, showing his talent by becoming a semi-finalist in the
Pilote Elf Competition for Formula Renault cars in 1992.Kakarla Kumar Ram NarainKarthikeyan ; (Grandson of PSG Naidu , Founder of PSG Group of Industries Coimbatore) is the first Formula One motor racing driver from India. He has previously competed in Formula One, A1GP, and the Le Mans Series. He made his Formula One debut in 2005 with the Jordan team, and was a WilliamsF1 test driver in 2006 and 2007. Like several other former F1 drivers, Karthikeyan moved to stock car racing and drove the #60 Safe Auto Insurance Company Toyota Tundra for Wyler Racing in the 2010 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. In January 2011, however, he has signed to drive for the Hispania Racing team in the 2011 Formula One season.
DronavalliHarika :
Harika was born on 11-Jan-1991 in Vijayawada. She is the youngest girl to played in the National 'A' Championship when she was 10 years and nine months and also the youngest to play in the World cup at the age of 11 years 9 months in 2002. She is the youngest Women’s Grand Master in Asia and also she won many National and Asian chess titles.
She won the silver medal in the Women's category at the Commonwealth
Chess Championship 2003 in Mumbai. She has won three World Youth Chess
Championship titles: in 2004, she won the Girls under 14 in Heraklio,
Greece, and in 2006, she won the Girls under 18 in Batumi, Georgia.Harika was born on 11-Jan-1991 in Vijayawada. She is the youngest girl to played in the National 'A' Championship when she was 10 years and nine months and also the youngest to play in the World cup at the age of 11 years 9 months in 2002. She is the youngest Women’s Grand Master in Asia and also she won many National and Asian chess titles.
In 2008, she took the Girl's title at the World Junior Chess Championship at Gaziantep, Turkey, winning with a point to spare.She was awarded the Arjuna Award in 2007.She won Bronze medal in 2010 Asian Games in Woman's individual rapid event.She reached quarterfinal stage of Women's World Chess Championship 2010.
KamineniEswaraRao :
He Was born in BatlapenamarruKrishna District. He won the Senior National Body Building Champion ship in 1954 in 90 Kgs. category, and also won the "Strongest man of India" title. He won as many as 25 National awards in Body Building. He was the first Weight lifter who won the Silver Medal for India in the first Asian games in 1951, and he also won "Mr. Universe" title in London. He won the 'Arjuna Award' in 1963.
He Was born in BatlapenamarruKrishna District. He won the Senior National Body Building Champion ship in 1954 in 90 Kgs. category, and also won the "Strongest man of India" title. He won as many as 25 National awards in Body Building. He was the first Weight lifter who won the Silver Medal for India in the first Asian games in 1951, and he also won "Mr. Universe" title in London. He won the 'Arjuna Award' in 1963.
AchantaSharath Kamal:
AchantaSharath Kamal (born 12 July 1982) is a professional table tennis player from Tamil Nadu, India. He won the men's singles gold in the 16th Commonwealth table tennis championship held at Kuala Lumpur in 2004. He is a recipient of the Arjuna award for the year 2004. He lives in Chennai and is employed with the Indian Oil Corporation as an officer. He visits Spain frequently and used to play for a club there called San Sebastian de los Reyes till 2009.
He won the US Open Table Tennis Men's championships held at Grand
Rapids, Michigan in July 2010. He won the title defeating the defending
champion Thomas Keinath of Slovakia in an epic battle with a final score
of 4-3. He also won the won 2010 Egypt open table tennis championship
beating Li Ching of Hong Kong, thus becoming first Indian to win singles
title on the ITTF Pro Tour.AchantaSharath Kamal (born 12 July 1982) is a professional table tennis player from Tamil Nadu, India. He won the men's singles gold in the 16th Commonwealth table tennis championship held at Kuala Lumpur in 2004. He is a recipient of the Arjuna award for the year 2004. He lives in Chennai and is employed with the Indian Oil Corporation as an officer. He visits Spain frequently and used to play for a club there called San Sebastian de los Reyes till 2009.
He also won the gold medal at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, beating crowd favorite Australian William Henzell in the final, apart from helping the Indian team clinch gold in the table tennis team event against Singapore. He teamed up with SubhajitSahato win the Men's Doubles gold at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi.
He represented India in the 2004 Olympics in Athens and has been the India No. 1 for four years now. He also has represented the country in the 2006 Asian Games at Qatar.
In the year 2007 he was the First Indian to win the Pyongyong Invitational Tournament held at Pyongyong, North Korea. This was the 21st edition of the tournament which was held in August 2007.His best performance on the world circuit came up in the Japan Pro Tour holds in June 2007 where he beat World No.19, Lee Jung Woo (South Korea). After this victory he reached his career best ranking of World No. 73 and in January 2011 his ranking is 40. Incidentally, Sharath was the only Indian Men's Table Tennis player to be selected for the Beijing Olympics.
GogineniRohit :
GogineniRohit won under-14 category Silver in World chess championship in Greece. He won the gold medal in the World Youth (under-16) Chess Olympiad in Kuala Lumpur
FAMOUS KAMMA SPORTS PERSONS
In 1946 won 1st place in XII Olympic games of India held in Bangalore in heavy weight class. He has represented India in International competitions held in Burma in 1947.
He won Gold medal in Indian Olympic Games held at Delhi in 1952. He has lifted 780 pounds in the Heavyweight category. In 1954 Indian Olympics he has won Gold medal and established three Records.
He won Bronze medal in 1951 Asian Games held in New Delhi in Weightlifting. Dandamudi was a Indian weightlifting champion for 13 years from 1945 to 58. Dandamudi won Mr.Asia title in 1948 at Calcutta in Asian body building competition. He was the 1st president of Andhra Olympic Association. He has been the captain of Andhra Olympic team.He was the Founder of Andhra Olympic Association and Several other Sports Associations in Andhra Pradesh.
He has represented India thrice in the Olympic games held in London (1948) and Melbourne (1956) and represented India in the Heavyweight category of Weightlifting. He has got 16th rank in final standings in London Olympics and 9th rank in Melbourne Olympics . He has also Participated in Finland Olympics in 1952.
Dandamudi was conferred with various titles as AndhraBhima, AndhraHercules , Indian Tarzan and The Giant of India. Dandamudi feats attracted people all over the country. He used to break iron chains tied to his body by taking a deep breath and flexing his muscles.
He died on 6 August 1981. An Indoor Stadium was named after him as DandamudiRajagopalRao Indoor Stadium in his memory at Vijayawada near Krishna District.
In India, he won four championships for Team MRF, including an Asia Zone Championship in Honda Civic then switched to Team JK, who themselves reappeared into the rallying scene after a seven-year gap, just to sponsor Naren and won another two championships. Yet Naren won the 2005 crown for JK in a rally tyre pulled out of their old stock.
He won the National Championships in the years 2006, 2005, 2003, 2002, 2000, 1999 and Runner-up in 2001 and 2004 which was mainly due APRC Commitments. In 2005 the Italian team and Fiat/Lanciatuning specialist Abarth offered a drive for Naren. But he could not raise the required sponsorship at that time and opted for APRC.
National
DandamudiRajagopalaRao:
DandamudiRajagopalaRao (b: 16 October, 1916 - d: 6 August, 1981) was renowned sports person of India.
He was born in Gandigunta village in Krishna district in a family of
farmers. Impressed by the performance of KodiRammurthy Naidu, he took up
the line of Weight Lifting. He was trained by SistlaSomayajulu in
Weight lifting for some time.Later He traveled with KolliRangadasu and
gave many performances in different Indian states.DandamudiRajagopalaRao (b: 16 October, 1916 - d: 6 August, 1981) was renowned sports person of India.
In 1946 won 1st place in XII Olympic games of India held in Bangalore in heavy weight class. He has represented India in International competitions held in Burma in 1947.
He won Gold medal in Indian Olympic Games held at Delhi in 1952. He has lifted 780 pounds in the Heavyweight category. In 1954 Indian Olympics he has won Gold medal and established three Records.
He won Bronze medal in 1951 Asian Games held in New Delhi in Weightlifting. Dandamudi was a Indian weightlifting champion for 13 years from 1945 to 58. Dandamudi won Mr.Asia title in 1948 at Calcutta in Asian body building competition. He was the 1st president of Andhra Olympic Association. He has been the captain of Andhra Olympic team.He was the Founder of Andhra Olympic Association and Several other Sports Associations in Andhra Pradesh.
He has represented India thrice in the Olympic games held in London (1948) and Melbourne (1956) and represented India in the Heavyweight category of Weightlifting. He has got 16th rank in final standings in London Olympics and 9th rank in Melbourne Olympics . He has also Participated in Finland Olympics in 1952.
Dandamudi was conferred with various titles as AndhraBhima, AndhraHercules , Indian Tarzan and The Giant of India. Dandamudi feats attracted people all over the country. He used to break iron chains tied to his body by taking a deep breath and flexing his muscles.
He died on 6 August 1981. An Indoor Stadium was named after him as DandamudiRajagopalRao Indoor Stadium in his memory at Vijayawada near Krishna District.
SusheelNarla :
(DOB : 7-Dec-1976) He was the National Champion in Tennis in 1996, he won the title at the age of 19 yrs only. He was the youngest player who won " IndianMen’s National Singles Title in Tennis". He was the first player from Andhra Pradesh who played for India in Davis Cup Tennis (1992).
(DOB : 7-Dec-1976) He was the National Champion in Tennis in 1996, he won the title at the age of 19 yrs only. He was the youngest player who won " IndianMen’s National Singles Title in Tennis". He was the first player from Andhra Pradesh who played for India in Davis Cup Tennis (1992).
M.S.K.Prasad :
(DOB : 24-April-1975) M.S.K.Prasad was born in Guntur. He is the Wicket Keeper of AP Cricket Team. He was the Captain of Andhra Ranji Cricket team for 5 years, and he had played for Indian cricket team in 6 tests (15 catches) and 17 ODIs (13 catches and 8 stumpings) in 1998 and 1999 seasons and also scored many runs in domestic cricket.
(DOB : 24-April-1975) M.S.K.Prasad was born in Guntur. He is the Wicket Keeper of AP Cricket Team. He was the Captain of Andhra Ranji Cricket team for 5 years, and he had played for Indian cricket team in 6 tests (15 catches) and 17 ODIs (13 catches and 8 stumpings) in 1998 and 1999 seasons and also scored many runs in domestic cricket.
NeelimaChowdary :
NeelimaChowdary was the former National Badminton Champion. She won Junior Girls doubles National in 1996 and Women’s Doubles in 2002.
NeelimaChowdary was the former National Badminton Champion. She won Junior Girls doubles National in 1996 and Women’s Doubles in 2002.
MovvaShyamsundarRao :
He was a member of Indian Vollyball team played in 1974 Asian Games. He won 'Arjuna' Award in 1974 and ' Dronacharya' Award in 1995. He was the coach for Indian Vollyball team in the Jr.World Champ.
He was a member of Indian Vollyball team played in 1974 Asian Games. He won 'Arjuna' Award in 1974 and ' Dronacharya' Award in 1995. He was the coach for Indian Vollyball team in the Jr.World Champ.
ArikapudiRamanaRao :
He was a member of Indian Vollyball team played in 1974 Asian Games. He won 'Arjuna' Award in 1977 and 'Dronacharya' Award in 1990. He also served as the National Coach for Indian Vollyball team.
He was a member of Indian Vollyball team played in 1974 Asian Games. He won 'Arjuna' Award in 1977 and 'Dronacharya' Award in 1990. He also served as the National Coach for Indian Vollyball team.
NekkantiVenkataRao :
NekkantiVenkataRao was the Former player of AndharaRanji Cricket Team. He was the Member of BCCI from South Zone and Ex 'Vice President' of the Indian Cricket Board (BCCI).
NekkantiVenkataRao was the Former player of AndharaRanji Cricket Team. He was the Member of BCCI from South Zone and Ex 'Vice President' of the Indian Cricket Board (BCCI).
V.ChamundeswaraNath :
He was the Former Andhra Ranji Cricket Captain and also he is the Chairman of BCCI junior selection committee and Andhra Ranji selection committee.
He was the Former Andhra Ranji Cricket Captain and also he is the Chairman of BCCI junior selection committee and Andhra Ranji selection committee.
Ravi Kanakamedala :
Ravi Kanakamedala, has been appointed as physiotherapist of Indian Hockey team. Nevertheless, Ravi resigned as the physiotherapist of the Tasmanian state hockey team. Ravi who has had a career graph that spans multiple countries. Ravi was born in Tenali (Andhra Pradesh). He obtained his Bachelor's degree in physiotherapy from the MGR Institute of Medical Research in Chennai. In 1999, Ravi left for his Masters at Auckland, where his link with hockey was first established. Ravi trained under the Kiwi hockey team's renowned physiotherapist, Wayne Hing. Ravi eventually became a New Zealand citizen.
Ravi Kanakamedala, has been appointed as physiotherapist of Indian Hockey team. Nevertheless, Ravi resigned as the physiotherapist of the Tasmanian state hockey team. Ravi who has had a career graph that spans multiple countries. Ravi was born in Tenali (Andhra Pradesh). He obtained his Bachelor's degree in physiotherapy from the MGR Institute of Medical Research in Chennai. In 1999, Ravi left for his Masters at Auckland, where his link with hockey was first established. Ravi trained under the Kiwi hockey team's renowned physiotherapist, Wayne Hing. Ravi eventually became a New Zealand citizen.
NarenKumar :
V. R. Naren Kumar is a seven-time INRC Rally Champion and Two time runner-up from Coimbatore, India.
Kumar started his career in Team MRF, operated by another Rally
driver N. Leelakrishnan. He briefly appeared (with a promising drive) in
a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 7 for the Asia-Pacific Rally
Championship, until bogged down with sponsorship. Currently driving
(re-appeared after 4 years) in the Asia Pacific Rally Championship as a
privateer (Team Rally India), he is again set to attack the WRC
championship (in Groun N Category) driving a factory supported works
Subaru Impreza World Rally Car for Team Sidvin India (supported by Four
time WRC Rally Champion TommiMakinen.V. R. Naren Kumar is a seven-time INRC Rally Champion and Two time runner-up from Coimbatore, India.
In India, he won four championships for Team MRF, including an Asia Zone Championship in Honda Civic then switched to Team JK, who themselves reappeared into the rallying scene after a seven-year gap, just to sponsor Naren and won another two championships. Yet Naren won the 2005 crown for JK in a rally tyre pulled out of their old stock.
He won the National Championships in the years 2006, 2005, 2003, 2002, 2000, 1999 and Runner-up in 2001 and 2004 which was mainly due APRC Commitments. In 2005 the Italian team and Fiat/Lanciatuning specialist Abarth offered a drive for Naren. But he could not raise the required sponsorship at that time and opted for APRC.
N. LeelaKrishnan :
7 time National Rally Championship winner, up to 1600 CC (Formula -3) for Team MRF
7 time National Rally Championship winner, up to 1600 CC (Formula -3) for Team MRF
VinayKamineni :
Ranked number one in India in U14 (2004)...Top 10 in India in U18 (2008).Top rank of #289 in ITF juniors (2008) while reaching finals of ITF Grade 5 tournament in Eygpt (Aug. 2008) and winning doubles in ITF Grade Three tournament in Malaysia (Oct. 2008).
Ranked number one in India in U14 (2004)...Top 10 in India in U18 (2008).Top rank of #289 in ITF juniors (2008) while reaching finals of ITF Grade 5 tournament in Eygpt (Aug. 2008) and winning doubles in ITF Grade Three tournament in Malaysia (Oct. 2008).
Cherukuri Lenin (Gold medalist, Asian Archery Championship):
Cherukuri Lenin won an Asian Gold medal in the Asian Archery Championship in New Delhi- 2006. Incidentally, he was the only archer from the State to don the Indian colours and help the country win its first gold in the Olympic round by defeating Chinese archers.
Cherukuri Lenin won an Asian Gold medal in the Asian Archery Championship in New Delhi- 2006. Incidentally, he was the only archer from the State to don the Indian colours and help the country win its first gold in the Olympic round by defeating Chinese archers.
Karnati Harsh :
KarnatiHarsha created flutter at Singapore by winning the `Asian under-9 Schools chess championship' 2006by garnering 7.5 points out of the maximum nine points. "He had six wins and three draws in the tournament in which 60-odd players from Asia-Pacific countries, such as South Korea, Australia, China, Singapore and Malaysia
KarnatiHarsha created flutter at Singapore by winning the `Asian under-9 Schools chess championship' 2006by garnering 7.5 points out of the maximum nine points. "He had six wins and three draws in the tournament in which 60-odd players from Asia-Pacific countries, such as South Korea, Australia, China, Singapore and Malaysia
YalamanchiliSandeep :
YalamanchiliSandeep won silver medal in under-14 Asian youth chess championship, New Delhi - 2006. Incidentally, Sandeep won both individual championship and team gold in the Asian Youth under-12 championship held at Singapore in 2004.
YalamanchiliSandeep won silver medal in under-14 Asian youth chess championship, New Delhi - 2006. Incidentally, Sandeep won both individual championship and team gold in the Asian Youth under-12 championship held at Singapore in 2004.
MandavaDivija :
DivijaMandava of Andhra Pradesh won both the girls' under-16 and 14 titles in the Junior National tennis super series at Kolkatta in 2006.MandavaDivija won the girls singles title in an ITF tennis tournament in Sri Lanka in 2008.
DivijaMandava of Andhra Pradesh won both the girls' under-16 and 14 titles in the Junior National tennis super series at Kolkatta in 2006.MandavaDivija won the girls singles title in an ITF tennis tournament in Sri Lanka in 2008.
Pinnamaneni Lakshmi Sahiti :
Pinnamaneni Lakshmi Sahiti is winner of the National Sub-Junior Championship, 2005. She also won Asian under-10 girls Championship. In 2006 she won under-16 Asian Youth Chess Championship which concluded in Kyrgyzstan.
Pinnamaneni Lakshmi Sahiti is winner of the National Sub-Junior Championship, 2005. She also won Asian under-10 girls Championship. In 2006 she won under-16 Asian Youth Chess Championship which concluded in Kyrgyzstan.
GuttikondaPradeep :
GuttikondaPradeep born on October 27, 1983 is former Captain of Indian Volley Team. He is a member of the team that came runner's up in the U-19 world youth championship. He is one of the best blockers the Indian team has produced.
The six-foot five-inch tall blocker was adjudged the best player in
the Rashid international tournament held in Dubai last year, the best
all-rounder in 2008 for Dubai Club, which he represents in the Emirates
and the best blocker in the Test series against Pakistan in 2007.GuttikondaPradeep born on October 27, 1983 is former Captain of Indian Volley Team. He is a member of the team that came runner's up in the U-19 world youth championship. He is one of the best blockers the Indian team has produced.
Singarao :
SingaRao, The former Captain, Indian Vollyball team. He represented India in many International Vollyball events.
SingaRao, The former Captain, Indian Vollyball team. He represented India in many International Vollyball events.
KogantiSwetha :
Former captain of the Indian Women's Kabaddi team, KogantiSwetha, who was instrumental in winning the Gold medal at the First Asian Women's Kabaddi meet in Hyderabad.
Former captain of the Indian Women's Kabaddi team, KogantiSwetha, who was instrumental in winning the Gold medal at the First Asian Women's Kabaddi meet in Hyderabad.
NidhiSurapaneni :
Top seed NidhiSurapaneni of AP won the U-14 girls’ singles at the AITA junior tennis championship series 2011. The girls' doubles under 14 title also went to NidhiSurapaneni of Andhra Pradesh and Shreya Das of West Bengal.
Top seed NidhiSurapaneni of AP won the U-14 girls’ singles at the AITA junior tennis championship series 2011. The girls' doubles under 14 title also went to NidhiSurapaneni of Andhra Pradesh and Shreya Das of West Bengal.
PaladuguSaiTeja :
SaitejaPaladugu won the Asian under-14 title in the Riffa Views Cup 2007, Bahrain “Asian 14/U Series” Tournament. He along with RiyotoThachi (Japan) defeated Khurran (Pakistan) and Teen (Vietnam) by 7-6, 6-4 in the final.
PaladuguSaiTeja bagged a double, winning the singles and doubles titles in the Asian under-14 tennis championship.SaitejaPaladugu won the Asian under-14 title in the Riffa Views Cup 2007, Bahrain “Asian 14/U Series” Tournament. He along with RiyotoThachi (Japan) defeated Khurran (Pakistan) and Teen (Vietnam) by 7-6, 6-4 in the final.
Kommineni Krishna Mohan :
Kommineni Krishna Mohan clocked a national record of 14.00 seconds in the 110 meters hurdles in the 48th National inter-State athletics championships 2009.
Running into a headwind measuring one metre per second, Krishnamohan,
a 26-year-old Havildar from Artillery, cruised through to the record
that bettered Naunidh Singh’s mark of 14.05s set in Hyderabad in 2005.Kommineni Krishna Mohan clocked a national record of 14.00 seconds in the 110 meters hurdles in the 48th National inter-State athletics championships 2009.
Notable Kamma Lawyers
Sir.Edpuganti Raghavendra Rao
Was a famous Lawyer in Madhya Pradesh (Bilaspur). He was the first Indian origin Governor of Central Province from May 1936 to September 1936. The Civil Defence Department came into being on 24 October 1941 when Dr. E. Raghavendra Rao - the first Civil Defence Member of the Governor General 's Executive Council.
Was a famous Lawyer in Madhya Pradesh (Bilaspur). He was the first Indian origin Governor of Central Province from May 1936 to September 1936. The Civil Defence Department came into being on 24 October 1941 when Dr. E. Raghavendra Rao - the first Civil Defence Member of the Governor General 's Executive Council.
Justice.Ramineni Kousalendra Rao
Was born on 1910 in Bilaspur. Their family migrated from Vuyyuru, Krishna Distrrict, A.P. He had started Practice in Nagapur High Court in 1935 and appointed as Advocate General in 1946. Appointed as High Court Judge in 1949, in the very young age of 39 years. He was the First Kamma High Court Judge. Justice R. Kaushalendra Rao was also the Member first finance commision after India got Independence.
Was born on 1910 in Bilaspur. Their family migrated from Vuyyuru, Krishna Distrrict, A.P. He had started Practice in Nagapur High Court in 1935 and appointed as Advocate General in 1946. Appointed as High Court Judge in 1949, in the very young age of 39 years. He was the First Kamma High Court Judge. Justice R. Kaushalendra Rao was also the Member first finance commision after India got Independence.
Bollini Munuswamy Naidu
Was born on 1885 in the village Velamjeri, Chittor District. He did his Law Course in Madras and was practice in Madras and Chittor courts. He was elected as Chittor District Board President in 1930. And joined in Justice Party, he was elected for Combined Madras state Assembly and was Chief Minister for the State from 1930 to 1934. He was the first Kamma Chief Minister. Was conferred 'Divan Bahadur' by British Government.
Was born on 1885 in the village Velamjeri, Chittor District. He did his Law Course in Madras and was practice in Madras and Chittor courts. He was elected as Chittor District Board President in 1930. And joined in Justice Party, he was elected for Combined Madras state Assembly and was Chief Minister for the State from 1930 to 1934. He was the first Kamma Chief Minister. Was conferred 'Divan Bahadur' by British Government.
Panguluri Venkata Subba Rao
Was born in a village near Bapatla, Guntur District. He had completed his Bar-at-Law in London, married to an English lady, he come back to India and practice in Guntur court. After some time he went to London and started practice in London Preevi Counsil (London Supreme Court) and settled there. Raman Subba Rao, former English Crickter is his son.
Was born in a village near Bapatla, Guntur District. He had completed his Bar-at-Law in London, married to an English lady, he come back to India and practice in Guntur court. After some time he went to London and started practice in London Preevi Counsil (London Supreme Court) and settled there. Raman Subba Rao, former English Crickter is his son.
Justice.K. Veeraswamy
Was appointed Judge and later became the Chief Justice of Madras High Court. He was the first High Court Chief Justice in Kamma caste.
Was appointed Judge and later became the Chief Justice of Madras High Court. He was the first High Court Chief Justice in Kamma caste.
Justice Alagiri Swamy
Was the First Kamma Judge in Supreme Court, before he was the Judge of Madras High Court.
Was the First Kamma Judge in Supreme Court, before he was the Judge of Madras High Court.
Justice.V.Ramaswamy
Was the High Court Judge, Madras and also was the Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court. After that he was appionted as Supreme Court Judge in 1990. After the retirement he was appointed Chairman of the Tamil Nadu Law Commission. His son Sanjay Ramaswamy, former M.P from Sivakasi, also he is the husband of Srilatha, sister of famous heroin Sreedevi.
Was the High Court Judge, Madras and also was the Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court. After that he was appionted as Supreme Court Judge in 1990. After the retirement he was appointed Chairman of the Tamil Nadu Law Commission. His son Sanjay Ramaswamy, former M.P from Sivakasi, also he is the husband of Srilatha, sister of famous heroin Sreedevi.
Justice G Ramanujam
Justice G Ramanujam (b. 01 June 1923) retired from the Madras High Court after serving as a Judge for sixteen years (1969 – 1985). He passed his BL Degree from the Law College, Madras in the year 1947 and enrolled as an Advocate in the Madras High Court in 1948 and in the Supreme Court in 1961. Justice Ramanujam has served as Legal Advisor, Madras State Electricity Board (1960 – 1965); Central Government Standing Counsel (1965-1966); State Government Pleader, Madras High Court (1966-1969) and Vice-Chairman, Central Administrative Tribunal at Chennai (1985-1988). He was designated as a Senior Advocate by the Supreme Court of India in 1989.
Justice G Ramanujam (b. 01 June 1923) retired from the Madras High Court after serving as a Judge for sixteen years (1969 – 1985). He passed his BL Degree from the Law College, Madras in the year 1947 and enrolled as an Advocate in the Madras High Court in 1948 and in the Supreme Court in 1961. Justice Ramanujam has served as Legal Advisor, Madras State Electricity Board (1960 – 1965); Central Government Standing Counsel (1965-1966); State Government Pleader, Madras High Court (1966-1969) and Vice-Chairman, Central Administrative Tribunal at Chennai (1985-1988). He was designated as a Senior Advocate by the Supreme Court of India in 1989.
Justice Avula. Sambasiva Rao
Was born on 16th March, 1917. Educated at Guntur, Madras and Calcutta. Was Arts and Law Graduate of the Madras University. Was Appointed as permanent Judge of A.P. High Court on 22nd April, 1967. Acted as Chief Justice of High Court of Andhra Pradesh from 25th January, 1975 till 10th January, 1976.Appointed as permanent Chief Justice from 9th April, 1978. Retired on 16.3.1979.Sri Sambasiva Rao served as the Vice Chancellor of Andhra University between 1980-84. He was a Writer and authored several books. He was president of Radical Humanist Association of India. Was the First Lokayukata of Andhara Pradesh.
Was born on 16th March, 1917. Educated at Guntur, Madras and Calcutta. Was Arts and Law Graduate of the Madras University. Was Appointed as permanent Judge of A.P. High Court on 22nd April, 1967. Acted as Chief Justice of High Court of Andhra Pradesh from 25th January, 1975 till 10th January, 1976.Appointed as permanent Chief Justice from 9th April, 1978. Retired on 16.3.1979.Sri Sambasiva Rao served as the Vice Chancellor of Andhra University between 1980-84. He was a Writer and authored several books. He was president of Radical Humanist Association of India. Was the First Lokayukata of Andhara Pradesh.
Justice Challa. Kondaiah
was born on 4th July, 1918. Educated at Government Arts College, Anantapur and Madras Law College. Did Civil, Criminal and Taxation work in Madras High Court, High Court of Andhra at Guntur and High Court of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad. Was appointed as Standing Counsel for Income-Tax Department in 1958. Appointed as permanent Judge on 21st August, 1967. Transferred as Judge, Madhya Pradesh on 24th June, 1976. was Judge of Andhra Pradesh High Court again from 27th October, 1977. Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh from 16th March, 1979 till 3rd July, 1980.
was born on 4th July, 1918. Educated at Government Arts College, Anantapur and Madras Law College. Did Civil, Criminal and Taxation work in Madras High Court, High Court of Andhra at Guntur and High Court of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad. Was appointed as Standing Counsel for Income-Tax Department in 1958. Appointed as permanent Judge on 21st August, 1967. Transferred as Judge, Madhya Pradesh on 24th June, 1976. was Judge of Andhra Pradesh High Court again from 27th October, 1977. Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh from 16th March, 1979 till 3rd July, 1980.
Justice K.Amareswari
Was born on 10th July, 1928 in Appikatla village in Guntur District. Obtained her M.A. Degree in Politics and History from Andhra University in 1949 and took her B.L., Degree also from the same University. Was a member of Bar Council during 1960-61. Was the Vice-President of the Indian Federation of Women Layers, (Andhra Pradesh) Branch. Was the Vice-President of A.P. High Court Advocates’ Association during 1975-76. Appointed as permanent Judge on 29-4-1978 for A.P High court.
Was born on 10th July, 1928 in Appikatla village in Guntur District. Obtained her M.A. Degree in Politics and History from Andhra University in 1949 and took her B.L., Degree also from the same University. Was a member of Bar Council during 1960-61. Was the Vice-President of the Indian Federation of Women Layers, (Andhra Pradesh) Branch. Was the Vice-President of A.P. High Court Advocates’ Association during 1975-76. Appointed as permanent Judge on 29-4-1978 for A.P High court.
Justice Davuluri Munikannaiah
was educated at A.V.N. College, Visakhapatnam presidency and Law Colleges, Madras. Practised on Original and Appellate Sides. Worked as Public Prosecutor. Appointed as Addl. Judge on 16.06.1958. Appointed as Permanent Judge on 13.06.1960. Retired on 11.03.1963. He was the first Kamma Judge of A.P.High Court.
was educated at A.V.N. College, Visakhapatnam presidency and Law Colleges, Madras. Practised on Original and Appellate Sides. Worked as Public Prosecutor. Appointed as Addl. Judge on 16.06.1958. Appointed as Permanent Judge on 13.06.1960. Retired on 11.03.1963. He was the first Kamma Judge of A.P.High Court.
Justice P.A.Choudary
was born on 1st July, 1926. Took M.A., Degree in Economics from Andhra University, Waltair took his B.L. Degree from Law College, Madras. Enrolled as an Advocate, Supreme Court on 8-2-1978. Author of several articles on Legal topics. Made a critical review of Supreme Court decisions in the India Year Book of International Affairs, 1953, published by the Madras Unviersity. Appointed as permanent Judge of the A.P. High Court on 10-11-1978.
was born on 1st July, 1926. Took M.A., Degree in Economics from Andhra University, Waltair took his B.L. Degree from Law College, Madras. Enrolled as an Advocate, Supreme Court on 8-2-1978. Author of several articles on Legal topics. Made a critical review of Supreme Court decisions in the India Year Book of International Affairs, 1953, published by the Madras Unviersity. Appointed as permanent Judge of the A.P. High Court on 10-11-1978.
Justice A.V. Krishna Rao
Was born on 28.1.1916. Educated at Andhra Christian College, Guntur and Government Law College, Madras. Appointed Additional Judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh for a period of two years with effect from 26th June, 1971. Appointed permanent Judge of the High Court on 10.5.1972. Retired on 28.1.1978. Died on 23.8.1980.
Was born on 28.1.1916. Educated at Andhra Christian College, Guntur and Government Law College, Madras. Appointed Additional Judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh for a period of two years with effect from 26th June, 1971. Appointed permanent Judge of the High Court on 10.5.1972. Retired on 28.1.1978. Died on 23.8.1980.
Justice Chintamaneni.S.R.K. Prasad
was born on 2nd January, 1943 in an agricultural family at Tenali, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh, India. Son of late Mr. Sivaramaiah Chowdary, a leading practitioner and Ex.Bar Council Member and President of Bar Association. Did his Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Degree from Loyala College, Vijayawada, Andhra University in the year 1960. Obtained B.L. degree from Andhra University in the year 1963. Worked as Principal District and Sessions Judge atAnanthapur, Nalgonda and Visakhapatnam. Elevated to the Bench as an Additional Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 13.12.2001. Sworn in as Judge of High Court of A.P. 2003. He was retired on 02.01.2005.
was born on 2nd January, 1943 in an agricultural family at Tenali, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh, India. Son of late Mr. Sivaramaiah Chowdary, a leading practitioner and Ex.Bar Council Member and President of Bar Association. Did his Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Degree from Loyala College, Vijayawada, Andhra University in the year 1960. Obtained B.L. degree from Andhra University in the year 1963. Worked as Principal District and Sessions Judge atAnanthapur, Nalgonda and Visakhapatnam. Elevated to the Bench as an Additional Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 13.12.2001. Sworn in as Judge of High Court of A.P. 2003. He was retired on 02.01.2005.
Justice Jasti Chelameswar
Was born on June 23, 1953 at Pedda Muttevi, Movva Mandal in Krishna District at Andhra Pradesh, India. His father was late Jasti Lakshminarayana, a lawyer at Machilipatnam, Krishna District.
Was born on June 23, 1953 at Pedda Muttevi, Movva Mandal in Krishna District at Andhra Pradesh, India. His father was late Jasti Lakshminarayana, a lawyer at Machilipatnam, Krishna District.
He had his earlier education up to class XII at Hindu High School at
Machilipatnam in Krishna District and Graduated in Science (Physics) at
Madras Loyala College. Graduated in Law from Andhra University
Visakhapatnam, in 1976, he was enrolled as an Advocate in High Court of
Andhra Pradesh at Hyderabad in the year 1976 and practised under a
senior Advocate Dr. B. Bhimaraju, former Public Prosecutor, High Court
of A.P., P. Rajarao, Ex. Government Pleader High Court of A.P. and K.
Srinivasa Murthy, a leading Advocate in High Court of A.P. Specialised
in Constitutional Law, Election Laws, Central Excise, Customs, Income
Tax and Criminal Law.
He was appointed as Standing Counsel of A.P. Lokayukta in 1985 and
1986. He also worked as Government Pleader for Home Affairs in High
Court in the years 1988 and 1989. He was designated as Senior Counsel in
the year 1995 and appointed as Additional Advocate General on
13.10.1995. Elevated as Addl. Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on
23.6.1997 and as Judge w.e.f. 17.05.1999.
He assumed the charge of the Chief Justice of the Gauhati High Court
(The High Court of Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Tripura, Mizoram
and Arunachal Pradesh) on 03.05.2007. He was appointed as Cheif Justice
of Kerala high court in May 2010.
Justice Polavarapu. Rama Rao
Justice Rama Rao had B.A. in A.C. College, Guntur and M.A. & LL.B., in Lucknow University. Appointed as High court Judge in 16.9.1981.
Justice Rama Rao had B.A. in A.C. College, Guntur and M.A. & LL.B., in Lucknow University. Appointed as High court Judge in 16.9.1981.
Justice Gogineni. Radhakrishna Rao
Was born on 1.7.1932 at Krishna district. Passed B.Com.,B.L., B.Com. in the Hindu College, Law degree from Andhra University, Visakhapatnam. Selected as a District and Sessions Judge Grade IIon 12.12.1973. Appointed as permanent Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 11.7.1986. Retired on 1.7.1994.
Was born on 1.7.1932 at Krishna district. Passed B.Com.,B.L., B.Com. in the Hindu College, Law degree from Andhra University, Visakhapatnam. Selected as a District and Sessions Judge Grade IIon 12.12.1973. Appointed as permanent Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 11.7.1986. Retired on 1.7.1994.
Justice Jasti.Eswara Prasad
Was born on 04-08-1934 at Madras in a family of Lawyers. Father, Late Sri J.Sambasiva Rao Chowdary was a Judicial Officer, who retired as a District & Sessions Judge. Mother, Late Smt. J.Seetamahalakshmi was a leading Lawyer of Madras and A.P.High Courts and was an M.L.C. Graduated in Law from Osmania University. Had lucrative practice in Constitutional, Civil Services and Sales Tax Laws. Had a large office with a band of juniors. Elevated as a Judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh and was sworn-in on 16-03-1990.
Was born on 04-08-1934 at Madras in a family of Lawyers. Father, Late Sri J.Sambasiva Rao Chowdary was a Judicial Officer, who retired as a District & Sessions Judge. Mother, Late Smt. J.Seetamahalakshmi was a leading Lawyer of Madras and A.P.High Courts and was an M.L.C. Graduated in Law from Osmania University. Had lucrative practice in Constitutional, Civil Services and Sales Tax Laws. Had a large office with a band of juniors. Elevated as a Judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh and was sworn-in on 16-03-1990.
Justice Sunkavill. Parvatha Rao:
was born on 26.11.1935. Degree from Loyola college, Law from Madras Law College 1958-60. Appointed as Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 16.3.1990. Retired on 26.11.1997.
was born on 26.11.1935. Degree from Loyola college, Law from Madras Law College 1958-60. Appointed as Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 16.3.1990. Retired on 26.11.1997.
Sri Justice Hanumanthu
Hon’ble Sri Justice A. Hanumanthu was born on 01.07.1937 mudigubba, Kadiri Taluq, Anantapur District. Passed M.A., LL.B. B.A. degree from Government Arts College, Anantapur. M.A. LL.B, from Nagapur University. Enrolled as an advocate on 07.07.1961. Joined in Judicial service as Munsif Magistrate on 06.07.1974. In 1976 promoted as a Subordinate Judge. In 1982 promoted as District and Sessions Judge. Elevated as Additional Judge, High Court. Retired on 01.07.1999.
Hon’ble Sri Justice A. Hanumanthu was born on 01.07.1937 mudigubba, Kadiri Taluq, Anantapur District. Passed M.A., LL.B. B.A. degree from Government Arts College, Anantapur. M.A. LL.B, from Nagapur University. Enrolled as an advocate on 07.07.1961. Joined in Judicial service as Munsif Magistrate on 06.07.1974. In 1976 promoted as a Subordinate Judge. In 1982 promoted as District and Sessions Judge. Elevated as Additional Judge, High Court. Retired on 01.07.1999.
Justice Nuthalapati Venkata Ramana
Was born in an agricultural family on 27th August 1957, in Ponnavaram Village, Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh, India. He was associated in a number of cases of Constitutional importance, with stalwarts including Sri Nani Palkiwala, Sri K. Parasaran, Sri Ram Jethmalani, Sri Soli Sorabji and Sri Kapil Sibal. He was appointed as the Additional Advocate General in the High Court of A.P on 7.4.1998. He was elevated as Judge of the Andhra Pradesh High Court on 27.6.2000.
Was born in an agricultural family on 27th August 1957, in Ponnavaram Village, Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh, India. He was associated in a number of cases of Constitutional importance, with stalwarts including Sri Nani Palkiwala, Sri K. Parasaran, Sri Ram Jethmalani, Sri Soli Sorabji and Sri Kapil Sibal. He was appointed as the Additional Advocate General in the High Court of A.P on 7.4.1998. He was elevated as Judge of the Andhra Pradesh High Court on 27.6.2000.
Justice Pemmasani Sankara Narayana
Popularly known as P.S.Narayana was born on 13th July 1948 at Chinthakalva village near Tirupati. He had obtained his B.Sc., degree from S.V. Arts College, Tirupati and obtained his B.L. Degree from S.V. University College, Tirupati. He had worked as Chief Editor of Andhra Weekly Reporter and also Andhra Law Times (Criminal) for some time and he was also the honorary editor of Andhra Law times till recently. Elevated as Judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh and sworn-in on 25th June 2001.
Popularly known as P.S.Narayana was born on 13th July 1948 at Chinthakalva village near Tirupati. He had obtained his B.Sc., degree from S.V. Arts College, Tirupati and obtained his B.L. Degree from S.V. University College, Tirupati. He had worked as Chief Editor of Andhra Weekly Reporter and also Andhra Law Times (Criminal) for some time and he was also the honorary editor of Andhra Law times till recently. Elevated as Judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh and sworn-in on 25th June 2001.
Judge Patibandla chandra Sekhara Rao was born in Veerulapadu, Krishna
District is acting President of the International Tribunal for the Law
of the Sea, controlled by United Nations.
Justice D. Raju
Judge (Former), Chennai High Court was made Chief Justice of the Himachal Pradesh High Court in June 1998. D. Raju, former Supreme Court judge.
Judge (Former), Chennai High Court was made Chief Justice of the Himachal Pradesh High Court in June 1998. D. Raju, former Supreme Court judge.
Justice E. Padmanabhan
Judge (Former) Chennai High Court & Executive Chairman, Pondicherry Legal Services Authority and Judicial Member, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission.
Judge (Former) Chennai High Court & Executive Chairman, Pondicherry Legal Services Authority and Judicial Member, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission.
Justice K. Mohanram
K. Mohanram was born in May 1950 at Vallampatti near Sivakasi in Virudhunagar district. He is former Supreme Court Judge S.C. Venkatasamy's junior. At present he is Senior Central Government Standing Counsel.
K. Mohanram was born in May 1950 at Vallampatti near Sivakasi in Virudhunagar district. He is former Supreme Court Judge S.C. Venkatasamy's junior. At present he is Senior Central Government Standing Counsel.
Justice K. Venkataswamy
Judge (Former), Chennai High Court & Supreme Court.
Judge (Former), Chennai High Court & Supreme Court.
Justice K. Govindarajan
Judge (Former), Chennai High Court
Judge (Former), Chennai High Court
Justice S. Sethraman
Judge (former) Chennai High Court.
Judge (former) Chennai High Court.
Lavu Nageswara Rao
Lavu Nageswara Rao was Additional Solicitor General in the Supreme Court of India. Rao is a senior advocate in the Supreme Court. He was designated as a senior advocate in November 2000. Mr Rao, who practised in the Andhra Pradesh High Court shifted to the Supreme Court in 1995. He was standing counsel for vario
Lavu Nageswara Rao was Additional Solicitor General in the Supreme Court of India. Rao is a senior advocate in the Supreme Court. He was designated as a senior advocate in November 2000. Mr Rao, who practised in the Andhra Pradesh High Court shifted to the Supreme Court in 1995. He was standing counsel for vario
Notable Kamma Lawyers
Sir.Edpuganti Raghavendra Rao
Was a famous Lawyer in Madhya Pradesh (Bilaspur). He was the first Indian origin Governor of Central Province from May 1936 to September 1936. The Civil Defence Department came into being on 24 October 1941 when Dr. E. Raghavendra Rao - the first Civil Defence Member of the Governor General 's Executive Council.
Was a famous Lawyer in Madhya Pradesh (Bilaspur). He was the first Indian origin Governor of Central Province from May 1936 to September 1936. The Civil Defence Department came into being on 24 October 1941 when Dr. E. Raghavendra Rao - the first Civil Defence Member of the Governor General 's Executive Council.
Justice.Ramineni Kousalendra Rao
Was born on 1910 in Bilaspur. Their family migrated from Vuyyuru, Krishna Distrrict, A.P. He had started Practice in Nagapur High Court in 1935 and appointed as Advocate General in 1946. Appointed as High Court Judge in 1949, in the very young age of 39 years. He was the First Kamma High Court Judge. Justice R. Kaushalendra Rao was also the Member first finance commision after India got Independence.
Was born on 1910 in Bilaspur. Their family migrated from Vuyyuru, Krishna Distrrict, A.P. He had started Practice in Nagapur High Court in 1935 and appointed as Advocate General in 1946. Appointed as High Court Judge in 1949, in the very young age of 39 years. He was the First Kamma High Court Judge. Justice R. Kaushalendra Rao was also the Member first finance commision after India got Independence.
Bollini Munuswamy Naidu
Was born on 1885 in the village Velamjeri, Chittor District. He did his Law Course in Madras and was practice in Madras and Chittor courts. He was elected as Chittor District Board President in 1930. And joined in Justice Party, he was elected for Combined Madras state Assembly and was Chief Minister for the State from 1930 to 1934. He was the first Kamma Chief Minister. Was conferred 'Divan Bahadur' by British Government.
Was born on 1885 in the village Velamjeri, Chittor District. He did his Law Course in Madras and was practice in Madras and Chittor courts. He was elected as Chittor District Board President in 1930. And joined in Justice Party, he was elected for Combined Madras state Assembly and was Chief Minister for the State from 1930 to 1934. He was the first Kamma Chief Minister. Was conferred 'Divan Bahadur' by British Government.
Panguluri Venkata Subba Rao
Was born in a village near Bapatla, Guntur District. He had completed his Bar-at-Law in London, married to an English lady, he come back to India and practice in Guntur court. After some time he went to London and started practice in London Preevi Counsil (London Supreme Court) and settled there. Raman Subba Rao, former English Crickter is his son.
Was born in a village near Bapatla, Guntur District. He had completed his Bar-at-Law in London, married to an English lady, he come back to India and practice in Guntur court. After some time he went to London and started practice in London Preevi Counsil (London Supreme Court) and settled there. Raman Subba Rao, former English Crickter is his son.
Justice.K. Veeraswamy
Was appointed Judge and later became the Chief Justice of Madras High Court. He was the first High Court Chief Justice in Kamma caste.
Was appointed Judge and later became the Chief Justice of Madras High Court. He was the first High Court Chief Justice in Kamma caste.
Justice Alagiri Swamy
Was the First Kamma Judge in Supreme Court, before he was the Judge of Madras High Court.
Was the First Kamma Judge in Supreme Court, before he was the Judge of Madras High Court.
Justice.V.Ramaswamy
Was the High Court Judge, Madras and also was the Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court. After that he was appionted as Supreme Court Judge in 1990. After the retirement he was appointed Chairman of the Tamil Nadu Law Commission. His son Sanjay Ramaswamy, former M.P from Sivakasi, also he is the husband of Srilatha, sister of famous heroin Sreedevi.
Was the High Court Judge, Madras and also was the Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court. After that he was appionted as Supreme Court Judge in 1990. After the retirement he was appointed Chairman of the Tamil Nadu Law Commission. His son Sanjay Ramaswamy, former M.P from Sivakasi, also he is the husband of Srilatha, sister of famous heroin Sreedevi.
Justice G Ramanujam
Justice G Ramanujam (b. 01 June 1923) retired from the Madras High Court after serving as a Judge for sixteen years (1969 – 1985). He passed his BL Degree from the Law College, Madras in the year 1947 and enrolled as an Advocate in the Madras High Court in 1948 and in the Supreme Court in 1961. Justice Ramanujam has served as Legal Advisor, Madras State Electricity Board (1960 – 1965); Central Government Standing Counsel (1965-1966); State Government Pleader, Madras High Court (1966-1969) and Vice-Chairman, Central Administrative Tribunal at Chennai (1985-1988). He was designated as a Senior Advocate by the Supreme Court of India in 1989.
Justice G Ramanujam (b. 01 June 1923) retired from the Madras High Court after serving as a Judge for sixteen years (1969 – 1985). He passed his BL Degree from the Law College, Madras in the year 1947 and enrolled as an Advocate in the Madras High Court in 1948 and in the Supreme Court in 1961. Justice Ramanujam has served as Legal Advisor, Madras State Electricity Board (1960 – 1965); Central Government Standing Counsel (1965-1966); State Government Pleader, Madras High Court (1966-1969) and Vice-Chairman, Central Administrative Tribunal at Chennai (1985-1988). He was designated as a Senior Advocate by the Supreme Court of India in 1989.
Justice Avula. Sambasiva Rao
Was born on 16th March, 1917. Educated at Guntur, Madras and Calcutta. Was Arts and Law Graduate of the Madras University. Was Appointed as permanent Judge of A.P. High Court on 22nd April, 1967. Acted as Chief Justice of High Court of Andhra Pradesh from 25th January, 1975 till 10th January, 1976.Appointed as permanent Chief Justice from 9th April, 1978. Retired on 16.3.1979.Sri Sambasiva Rao served as the Vice Chancellor of Andhra University between 1980-84. He was a Writer and authored several books. He was president of Radical Humanist Association of India. Was the First Lokayukata of Andhara Pradesh.
Was born on 16th March, 1917. Educated at Guntur, Madras and Calcutta. Was Arts and Law Graduate of the Madras University. Was Appointed as permanent Judge of A.P. High Court on 22nd April, 1967. Acted as Chief Justice of High Court of Andhra Pradesh from 25th January, 1975 till 10th January, 1976.Appointed as permanent Chief Justice from 9th April, 1978. Retired on 16.3.1979.Sri Sambasiva Rao served as the Vice Chancellor of Andhra University between 1980-84. He was a Writer and authored several books. He was president of Radical Humanist Association of India. Was the First Lokayukata of Andhara Pradesh.
Justice Challa. Kondaiah
was born on 4th July, 1918. Educated at Government Arts College, Anantapur and Madras Law College. Did Civil, Criminal and Taxation work in Madras High Court, High Court of Andhra at Guntur and High Court of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad. Was appointed as Standing Counsel for Income-Tax Department in 1958. Appointed as permanent Judge on 21st August, 1967. Transferred as Judge, Madhya Pradesh on 24th June, 1976. was Judge of Andhra Pradesh High Court again from 27th October, 1977. Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh from 16th March, 1979 till 3rd July, 1980.
was born on 4th July, 1918. Educated at Government Arts College, Anantapur and Madras Law College. Did Civil, Criminal and Taxation work in Madras High Court, High Court of Andhra at Guntur and High Court of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad. Was appointed as Standing Counsel for Income-Tax Department in 1958. Appointed as permanent Judge on 21st August, 1967. Transferred as Judge, Madhya Pradesh on 24th June, 1976. was Judge of Andhra Pradesh High Court again from 27th October, 1977. Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh from 16th March, 1979 till 3rd July, 1980.
Justice K.Amareswari
Was born on 10th July, 1928 in Appikatla village in Guntur District. Obtained her M.A. Degree in Politics and History from Andhra University in 1949 and took her B.L., Degree also from the same University. Was a member of Bar Council during 1960-61. Was the Vice-President of the Indian Federation of Women Layers, (Andhra Pradesh) Branch. Was the Vice-President of A.P. High Court Advocates’ Association during 1975-76. Appointed as permanent Judge on 29-4-1978 for A.P High court.
Was born on 10th July, 1928 in Appikatla village in Guntur District. Obtained her M.A. Degree in Politics and History from Andhra University in 1949 and took her B.L., Degree also from the same University. Was a member of Bar Council during 1960-61. Was the Vice-President of the Indian Federation of Women Layers, (Andhra Pradesh) Branch. Was the Vice-President of A.P. High Court Advocates’ Association during 1975-76. Appointed as permanent Judge on 29-4-1978 for A.P High court.
Justice Davuluri Munikannaiah
was educated at A.V.N. College, Visakhapatnam presidency and Law Colleges, Madras. Practised on Original and Appellate Sides. Worked as Public Prosecutor. Appointed as Addl. Judge on 16.06.1958. Appointed as Permanent Judge on 13.06.1960. Retired on 11.03.1963. He was the first Kamma Judge of A.P.High Court.
was educated at A.V.N. College, Visakhapatnam presidency and Law Colleges, Madras. Practised on Original and Appellate Sides. Worked as Public Prosecutor. Appointed as Addl. Judge on 16.06.1958. Appointed as Permanent Judge on 13.06.1960. Retired on 11.03.1963. He was the first Kamma Judge of A.P.High Court.
Justice P.A.Choudary
was born on 1st July, 1926. Took M.A., Degree in Economics from Andhra University, Waltair took his B.L. Degree from Law College, Madras. Enrolled as an Advocate, Supreme Court on 8-2-1978. Author of several articles on Legal topics. Made a critical review of Supreme Court decisions in the India Year Book of International Affairs, 1953, published by the Madras Unviersity. Appointed as permanent Judge of the A.P. High Court on 10-11-1978.
was born on 1st July, 1926. Took M.A., Degree in Economics from Andhra University, Waltair took his B.L. Degree from Law College, Madras. Enrolled as an Advocate, Supreme Court on 8-2-1978. Author of several articles on Legal topics. Made a critical review of Supreme Court decisions in the India Year Book of International Affairs, 1953, published by the Madras Unviersity. Appointed as permanent Judge of the A.P. High Court on 10-11-1978.
Justice A.V. Krishna Rao
Was born on 28.1.1916. Educated at Andhra Christian College, Guntur and Government Law College, Madras. Appointed Additional Judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh for a period of two years with effect from 26th June, 1971. Appointed permanent Judge of the High Court on 10.5.1972. Retired on 28.1.1978. Died on 23.8.1980.
Was born on 28.1.1916. Educated at Andhra Christian College, Guntur and Government Law College, Madras. Appointed Additional Judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh for a period of two years with effect from 26th June, 1971. Appointed permanent Judge of the High Court on 10.5.1972. Retired on 28.1.1978. Died on 23.8.1980.
Justice Chintamaneni.S.R.K. Prasad
was born on 2nd January, 1943 in an agricultural family at Tenali, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh, India. Son of late Mr. Sivaramaiah Chowdary, a leading practitioner and Ex.Bar Council Member and President of Bar Association. Did his Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Degree from Loyala College, Vijayawada, Andhra University in the year 1960. Obtained B.L. degree from Andhra University in the year 1963. Worked as Principal District and Sessions Judge atAnanthapur, Nalgonda and Visakhapatnam. Elevated to the Bench as an Additional Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 13.12.2001. Sworn in as Judge of High Court of A.P. 2003. He was retired on 02.01.2005.
was born on 2nd January, 1943 in an agricultural family at Tenali, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh, India. Son of late Mr. Sivaramaiah Chowdary, a leading practitioner and Ex.Bar Council Member and President of Bar Association. Did his Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Degree from Loyala College, Vijayawada, Andhra University in the year 1960. Obtained B.L. degree from Andhra University in the year 1963. Worked as Principal District and Sessions Judge atAnanthapur, Nalgonda and Visakhapatnam. Elevated to the Bench as an Additional Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 13.12.2001. Sworn in as Judge of High Court of A.P. 2003. He was retired on 02.01.2005.
Justice Jasti Chelameswar
Was born on June 23, 1953 at Pedda Muttevi, Movva Mandal in Krishna District at Andhra Pradesh, India. His father was late Jasti Lakshminarayana, a lawyer at Machilipatnam, Krishna District.
Was born on June 23, 1953 at Pedda Muttevi, Movva Mandal in Krishna District at Andhra Pradesh, India. His father was late Jasti Lakshminarayana, a lawyer at Machilipatnam, Krishna District.
He had his earlier education up to class XII at Hindu High School at
Machilipatnam in Krishna District and Graduated in Science (Physics) at
Madras Loyala College. Graduated in Law from Andhra University
Visakhapatnam, in 1976, he was enrolled as an Advocate in High Court of
Andhra Pradesh at Hyderabad in the year 1976 and practised under a
senior Advocate Dr. B. Bhimaraju, former Public Prosecutor, High Court
of A.P., P. Rajarao, Ex. Government Pleader High Court of A.P. and K.
Srinivasa Murthy, a leading Advocate in High Court of A.P. Specialised
in Constitutional Law, Election Laws, Central Excise, Customs, Income
Tax and Criminal Law.
He was appointed as Standing Counsel of A.P. Lokayukta in 1985 and
1986. He also worked as Government Pleader for Home Affairs in High
Court in the years 1988 and 1989. He was designated as Senior Counsel in
the year 1995 and appointed as Additional Advocate General on
13.10.1995. Elevated as Addl. Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on
23.6.1997 and as Judge w.e.f. 17.05.1999.
He assumed the charge of the Chief Justice of the Gauhati High Court
(The High Court of Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Tripura, Mizoram
and Arunachal Pradesh) on 03.05.2007. He was appointed as Cheif Justice
of Kerala high court in May 2010.
Justice Polavarapu. Rama Rao
Justice Rama Rao had B.A. in A.C. College, Guntur and M.A. & LL.B., in Lucknow University. Appointed as High court Judge in 16.9.1981.
Justice Rama Rao had B.A. in A.C. College, Guntur and M.A. & LL.B., in Lucknow University. Appointed as High court Judge in 16.9.1981.
Justice Gogineni. Radhakrishna Rao
Was born on 1.7.1932 at Krishna district. Passed B.Com.,B.L., B.Com. in the Hindu College, Law degree from Andhra University, Visakhapatnam. Selected as a District and Sessions Judge Grade IIon 12.12.1973. Appointed as permanent Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 11.7.1986. Retired on 1.7.1994.
Was born on 1.7.1932 at Krishna district. Passed B.Com.,B.L., B.Com. in the Hindu College, Law degree from Andhra University, Visakhapatnam. Selected as a District and Sessions Judge Grade IIon 12.12.1973. Appointed as permanent Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 11.7.1986. Retired on 1.7.1994.
Justice Jasti.Eswara Prasad
Was born on 04-08-1934 at Madras in a family of Lawyers. Father, Late Sri J.Sambasiva Rao Chowdary was a Judicial Officer, who retired as a District & Sessions Judge. Mother, Late Smt. J.Seetamahalakshmi was a leading Lawyer of Madras and A.P.High Courts and was an M.L.C. Graduated in Law from Osmania University. Had lucrative practice in Constitutional, Civil Services and Sales Tax Laws. Had a large office with a band of juniors. Elevated as a Judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh and was sworn-in on 16-03-1990.
Was born on 04-08-1934 at Madras in a family of Lawyers. Father, Late Sri J.Sambasiva Rao Chowdary was a Judicial Officer, who retired as a District & Sessions Judge. Mother, Late Smt. J.Seetamahalakshmi was a leading Lawyer of Madras and A.P.High Courts and was an M.L.C. Graduated in Law from Osmania University. Had lucrative practice in Constitutional, Civil Services and Sales Tax Laws. Had a large office with a band of juniors. Elevated as a Judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh and was sworn-in on 16-03-1990.
Justice Sunkavill. Parvatha Rao:
was born on 26.11.1935. Degree from Loyola college, Law from Madras Law College 1958-60. Appointed as Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 16.3.1990. Retired on 26.11.1997.
was born on 26.11.1935. Degree from Loyola college, Law from Madras Law College 1958-60. Appointed as Judge of High Court of Andhra Pradesh on 16.3.1990. Retired on 26.11.1997.
Sri Justice Hanumanthu
Hon’ble Sri Justice A. Hanumanthu was born on 01.07.1937 mudigubba, Kadiri Taluq, Anantapur District. Passed M.A., LL.B. B.A. degree from Government Arts College, Anantapur. M.A. LL.B, from Nagapur University. Enrolled as an advocate on 07.07.1961. Joined in Judicial service as Munsif Magistrate on 06.07.1974. In 1976 promoted as a Subordinate Judge. In 1982 promoted as District and Sessions Judge. Elevated as Additional Judge, High Court. Retired on 01.07.1999.
Hon’ble Sri Justice A. Hanumanthu was born on 01.07.1937 mudigubba, Kadiri Taluq, Anantapur District. Passed M.A., LL.B. B.A. degree from Government Arts College, Anantapur. M.A. LL.B, from Nagapur University. Enrolled as an advocate on 07.07.1961. Joined in Judicial service as Munsif Magistrate on 06.07.1974. In 1976 promoted as a Subordinate Judge. In 1982 promoted as District and Sessions Judge. Elevated as Additional Judge, High Court. Retired on 01.07.1999.
Justice Nuthalapati Venkata Ramana
Was born in an agricultural family on 27th August 1957, in Ponnavaram Village, Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh, India. He was associated in a number of cases of Constitutional importance, with stalwarts including Sri Nani Palkiwala, Sri K. Parasaran, Sri Ram Jethmalani, Sri Soli Sorabji and Sri Kapil Sibal. He was appointed as the Additional Advocate General in the High Court of A.P on 7.4.1998. He was elevated as Judge of the Andhra Pradesh High Court on 27.6.2000.
Was born in an agricultural family on 27th August 1957, in Ponnavaram Village, Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh, India. He was associated in a number of cases of Constitutional importance, with stalwarts including Sri Nani Palkiwala, Sri K. Parasaran, Sri Ram Jethmalani, Sri Soli Sorabji and Sri Kapil Sibal. He was appointed as the Additional Advocate General in the High Court of A.P on 7.4.1998. He was elevated as Judge of the Andhra Pradesh High Court on 27.6.2000.
Justice Pemmasani Sankara Narayana
Popularly known as P.S.Narayana was born on 13th July 1948 at Chinthakalva village near Tirupati. He had obtained his B.Sc., degree from S.V. Arts College, Tirupati and obtained his B.L. Degree from S.V. University College, Tirupati. He had worked as Chief Editor of Andhra Weekly Reporter and also Andhra Law Times (Criminal) for some time and he was also the honorary editor of Andhra Law times till recently. Elevated as Judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh and sworn-in on 25th June 2001.
Popularly known as P.S.Narayana was born on 13th July 1948 at Chinthakalva village near Tirupati. He had obtained his B.Sc., degree from S.V. Arts College, Tirupati and obtained his B.L. Degree from S.V. University College, Tirupati. He had worked as Chief Editor of Andhra Weekly Reporter and also Andhra Law Times (Criminal) for some time and he was also the honorary editor of Andhra Law times till recently. Elevated as Judge of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh and sworn-in on 25th June 2001.
Judge Patibandla chandra Sekhara Rao was born in Veerulapadu, Krishna
District is acting President of the International Tribunal for the Law
of the Sea, controlled by United Nations.
Justice D. Raju
Judge (Former), Chennai High Court was made Chief Justice of the Himachal Pradesh High Court in June 1998. D. Raju, former Supreme Court judge.
Judge (Former), Chennai High Court was made Chief Justice of the Himachal Pradesh High Court in June 1998. D. Raju, former Supreme Court judge.
Justice E. Padmanabhan
Judge (Former) Chennai High Court & Executive Chairman, Pondicherry Legal Services Authority and Judicial Member, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission.
Judge (Former) Chennai High Court & Executive Chairman, Pondicherry Legal Services Authority and Judicial Member, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission.
Justice K. Mohanram
K. Mohanram was born in May 1950 at Vallampatti near Sivakasi in Virudhunagar district. He is former Supreme Court Judge S.C. Venkatasamy's junior. At present he is Senior Central Government Standing Counsel.
K. Mohanram was born in May 1950 at Vallampatti near Sivakasi in Virudhunagar district. He is former Supreme Court Judge S.C. Venkatasamy's junior. At present he is Senior Central Government Standing Counsel.
Justice K. Venkataswamy
Judge (Former), Chennai High Court & Supreme Court.
Judge (Former), Chennai High Court & Supreme Court.
Justice K. Govindarajan
Judge (Former), Chennai High Court
Judge (Former), Chennai High Court
Justice S. Sethraman
Judge (former) Chennai High Court.
Judge (former) Chennai High Court.
Lavu Nageswara Rao
Lavu Nageswara Rao was Additional Solicitor General in the Supreme Court of India. Rao is a senior advocate in the Supreme Court. He was designated as a senior advocate in November 2000. Mr Rao, who practised in the Andhra Pradesh High Court shifted to the Supreme Court in 1995. He was standing counsel for various universities in Andhra Pradesh and had appeared in constitutional and administrative law matters in the apex court and the High Courts of Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab and Haryana, Guwahati, Karnataka and Patna.
Lavu Nageswara Rao was Additional Solicitor General in the Supreme Court of India. Rao is a senior advocate in the Supreme Court. He was designated as a senior advocate in November 2000. Mr Rao, who practised in the Andhra Pradesh High Court shifted to the Supreme Court in 1995. He was standing counsel for various universities in Andhra Pradesh and had appeared in constitutional and administrative law matters in the apex court and the High Courts of Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab and Haryana, Guwahati, Karnataka and Patna.
Some of the famous Lawyers
Amilineni Kondaiah, Kotha Raghuramayya, Paineni Ramanaidu, Yadlapati Venkata Rao, S.B.P. Pattabhi Rama Rao, Manohar, Dr.V.V.Chaudary, Nagandla Bhavani Sankara Rao, Nadella Bhaskara Rao, Alapati Dharma Rao, Tella Krishnamma, Challa Obulapathi Chaudary, Cherukuri Suseela Devi, Jasthi Seetha Maha Lakshmi, Movva Chandra Sekhara Rao, Chitturi Indraiah Chaudary, Yelamanchili Nagabhushanam, Pinnamaneni Lingaiah Chaudary, Amilineni Venkata Ramana, Rajendra Chaudary, Arekapudi Ramanadham Chaudary, Kanaka Bapaiah Chaudary, G.V.Chaudary, Boppana Kutumba Rao, Nallapati Venkatramayya, Nallapati Venkateswarlu, Pavuluri Subba Rao, Vadlamudi Kotaiah Chaowdary, Surapaneni Subhash Chandra Bose, Karnati Rama Mohana rao, Kanakamedala Ravindra.
Amilineni Kondaiah, Kotha Raghuramayya, Paineni Ramanaidu, Yadlapati Venkata Rao, S.B.P. Pattabhi Rama Rao, Manohar, Dr.V.V.Chaudary, Nagandla Bhavani Sankara Rao, Nadella Bhaskara Rao, Alapati Dharma Rao, Tella Krishnamma, Challa Obulapathi Chaudary, Cherukuri Suseela Devi, Jasthi Seetha Maha Lakshmi, Movva Chandra Sekhara Rao, Chitturi Indraiah Chaudary, Yelamanchili Nagabhushanam, Pinnamaneni Lingaiah Chaudary, Amilineni Venkata Ramana, Rajendra Chaudary, Arekapudi Ramanadham Chaudary, Kanaka Bapaiah Chaudary, G.V.Chaudary, Boppana Kutumba Rao, Nallapati Venkatramayya, Nallapati Venkateswarlu, Pavuluri Subba Rao, Vadlamudi Kotaiah Chaowdary, Surapaneni Subhash Chandra Bose, Karnati Rama Mohana rao, Kanakamedala Ravindra.
us universities in Andhra Pradesh and had
appeared in constitutional and administrative law matters in the apex
court and the High Courts of Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab and Haryana,
Guwahati, Karnataka and Patna.
Some of the famous Lawyers
Amilineni Kondaiah, Kotha Raghuramayya, Paineni Ramanaidu, Yadlapati Venkata Rao, S.B.P. Pattabhi Rama Rao, Manohar, Dr.V.V.Chaudary, Nagandla Bhavani Sankara Rao, Nadella Bhaskara Rao, Alapati Dharma Rao, Tella Krishnamma, Challa Obulapathi Chaudary, Cherukuri Suseela Devi, Jasthi Seetha Maha Lakshmi, Movva Chandra Sekhara Rao, Chitturi Indraiah Chaudary, Yelamanchili Nagabhushanam, Pinnamaneni Lingaiah Chaudary, Amilineni Venkata Ramana, Rajendra Chaudary, Arekapudi Ramanadham Chaudary, Kanaka Bapaiah Chaudary, G.V.Chaudary, Boppana Kutumba Rao, Nallapati Venkatramayya, Nallapati Venkateswarlu, Pavuluri Subba Rao, Vadlamudi Kotaiah Chaowdary, Surapaneni Subhash Chandra Bose, Karnati Rama Mohana rao, Kanakamedala Ravindra.
Amilineni Kondaiah, Kotha Raghuramayya, Paineni Ramanaidu, Yadlapati Venkata Rao, S.B.P. Pattabhi Rama Rao, Manohar, Dr.V.V.Chaudary, Nagandla Bhavani Sankara Rao, Nadella Bhaskara Rao, Alapati Dharma Rao, Tella Krishnamma, Challa Obulapathi Chaudary, Cherukuri Suseela Devi, Jasthi Seetha Maha Lakshmi, Movva Chandra Sekhara Rao, Chitturi Indraiah Chaudary, Yelamanchili Nagabhushanam, Pinnamaneni Lingaiah Chaudary, Amilineni Venkata Ramana, Rajendra Chaudary, Arekapudi Ramanadham Chaudary, Kanaka Bapaiah Chaudary, G.V.Chaudary, Boppana Kutumba Rao, Nallapati Venkatramayya, Nallapati Venkateswarlu, Pavuluri Subba Rao, Vadlamudi Kotaiah Chaowdary, Surapaneni Subhash Chandra Bose, Karnati Rama Mohana rao, Kanakamedala Ravindra.
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