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🎭 Society & Culture of Telangana Notes
Telangana's composite culture, Bathukamma, Bonalu and Medaram, folk arts, Telugu literature and writers, monuments and heritage sites, and inclusive social policies.
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- 01Society, Culture & Heritage of TelanganaThe composite Ganga-Jamuni culture of Telangana — religion and communities, cuisine, dress, handicrafts and handlooms with GI tags, music and dance traditions, and the state's emblem, song and symbols.Read →
- 02Fairs, Festivals & Folk Arts of TelanganaBathukamma and Bonalu (state festivals), the Medaram Sammakka–Saralamma jatara, Nagoba jatara, other temple fairs and festivals, and the folk performing arts of Telangana.Read →
- 03Telugu Language, Literature & Writers of TelanganaThe Telangana dialect of Telugu and Dakhni Urdu, classical poets (Pampa, Pothana, Palkuriki Somanatha, Bhakta Ramadasu), modern writers and poets (Suravaram, Kaloji, Dasarathi, C. Narayana Reddy, P. V. Narasimha Rao), Jnanpith winners and the literature of the statehood movement.Read →
- 04Monuments & World Heritage Sites of TelanganaTelangana's UNESCO World Heritage Site (Ramappa), its tentative-list monuments (Qutb Shahi group), forts, temples, Buddhist sites, palaces and museums — who built each and where it is.Read →
- 05Social Exclusion, Rights Issues & Inclusive PoliciesWhat social exclusion means, the groups affected (SCs, STs, OBCs, women, minorities, persons with disabilities, transgender persons), constitutional safeguards and laws, and Telangana's inclusive welfare policies.Read →
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