Archive · 5 Jan 2026
Telugu Community Celebrates 80 Years in Gujarat
The Telugu community in Gujarat celebrated 80 years of the Ahmedabad Andhra Mahasabha (AAMS) with a big event.
AAMS was started in 1946 to bring Telugu people together and keep their culture alive.
They have done many good things, like organizing 596 blood donation camps.
The event honored important people from the community, including a new police chief and successful business leaders.
They also celebrated with cultural performances like dance and music.
A special temple, Sri Venkateswara Temple, was built with the help of AAMS and was inaugurated by Narendra Modi.
The community is proud of their achievements and wants to pass on their culture to the next generation.
The Telugu community in Gujarat celebrated the 80th anniversary of the Ahmedabad Andhra Mahasabha (AAMS).
AAMS was founded in 1946 to unite Telugu people and preserve their culture.
The community has organized 596 blood donation camps and received an award from the Red Cross.
Notable figures like Dr. KLN Rao, the new Gujarat DGP, and Dr. Mallvarpu Appa Rao were honored at the event.
The Sri Venkateswara Temple, inaugurated by Narendra Modi, serves as a cultural landmark for the Telugu community.
- Who
- Telugu community in Gujarat, Ahmedabad Andhra Mahasabha (AAMS)
- What
- 80th anniversary celebration of AAMS
- When
- Sunday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Ahmedabad, Gujarat
- Why
- To celebrate 80 years of service, culture, and excellence
- Organization
- Ahmedabad Andhra Mahasabha (AAMS)
- Founded
- 1946
- Founders
- Master Durgayya garu (President), Mattekunta Satyanarayana garu (Secretary)
- Blood Donation Camps
- 596
- Temple
- Sri Venkateswara Temple
- Inaugurated by
- Narendra Modi (then Chief Minister)
