Velcheru Narayana Rao, the doyen of Telugu studies in this generation, recently published a grammar of modern Telugu — the fruit of decades of teaching Telugu to non-Telugu speakers. This book is a ...

Telangana has made Telugu compulsory for Classes 1 to 10 in CBSE, ICSE, IB, and other board-affiliated schools from 2025-26. The law was enacted in 2018 but not fully implemented by the previous BRS ...

Hyderabad: Students, whose mother tongue is not Telugu but are pursuing simple Telugu as a compulsory language, are likely to have 20 per cent or 20 marks as qualifying marks of the total 100 in the ...

According to a 2006 Act, learning Tamil is compulsory till Class X while students whose mother tongue was Telugu or Malayalam or Kannada or Urdu can learn their respective language also, it said West ...

Hyderabad: Starting this academic year, students of CBSE, ICSE, IB and other board-affiliated schools will have Telugu as a second language in Class X board exams. It has also been made mandatory for ...

Okati (one), rendu (two), moodu (three), naalugu (four), aidu (five), aaru (six), edu (seven) — these numbers reverberated in the classrooms of Punjab government schools as the students started ...

The Telangana government has made it mandatory to have Telugu as the second language for students of CBSE, ICSE, IB, and other board-affiliated schools from Class 1 to 10, beginning this academic year ...

The CBSE Class 12 Telugu Marking Scheme Question Paper is designed to evaluate students' proficiency in the Telugu language, emphasizing linguistic skills, literary appreciation, and cultural ...

The Telangana government has issued orders for teaching Telugu as a compulsory subject for students of 1st to 10th classes in CBSE, ICSE, IB and other boards affiliated schools in the state from the ...

Southern Indian states like Andhra Pradesh and Telangana are home to speakers of the Dravidian language Telugu, which boasts a rich literary and cultural heritage. For native speakers, learning to ...

Hyderabad: The Telangana government has decided to make Telugu a compulsory subject in both public and private institutions in the state from Class I to XII. In another major decision, the state ...