Purvee Akasam  from Westville AMSATTA   joins us this week in Telugu Eisteddfod  (Sight Reading – Class 33, Subdivision A9).Purvee is well known for her interests in Carnatic classical music , dance and is passionate about learning Telugu. She is our very own stand in presenter for Sangeetha Nilayamu.

Purvee Akasam &nbsp;from Westville AMSATTA &nbsp; joins us this week in Telugu Eisteddfod &nbsp;(Sight Reading &ndash; Class 33, Subdivision A9).Purvee is well known for her interests in Carnatic classical music , dance and is passionate about learning Telugu. She is our very own stand in presenter for Sangeetha Nilayamu.

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Telugu Eisteddfod lesson series in association with Andhra Maha Sabha of South Africa  - 19 MAY  202

In today's lyrics spotlight, we explore the romantic lines "Padhe Padhe Praanam Ninne Koraga" from the Telugu film Rakasa. Penned by Kittu Vissapragada and composed by Anudeep Dev, the song beautifully portrays a heart that finds its world, its dreams, and its purpose in one special person.

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In today's lyrics spotlight, we explore the romantic lines "Padhe Padhe Praanam Ninne Koraga" from the Telugu film Rakasa. Penned by Kittu Vissapragada and composed by Anudeep Dev, the song beautifully portrays a heart that finds its world, its dreams, and its purpose in one special person.

Telugu Song Explanation - 07 July 2026

In today’s Telugu Lesson, we explore the magic word “Padhe Padhe” (పదే పదే), a beautiful Telugu expression that means “again and again” or “repeatedly.” We discover how this simple phrase adds emotion, emphasis, and lyrical beauty to Telugu songs, poetry, and spoken language, making it a favourite expression among Telugu speakers.

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In today&rsquo;s Telugu Lesson, we explore the magic word&nbsp;&ldquo;Padhe Padhe&rdquo; (పదే&nbsp;పదే), a beautiful Telugu expression that means &ldquo;again and again&rdquo; or &ldquo;repeatedly.&rdquo; We discover how this simple phrase adds emotion, emphasis, and lyrical beauty to Telugu songs, poetry, and spoken language, making it a favourite expression among Telugu speakers.

TELUGU LESSON   - 07 JULY 2026

Take a listen to the Telugu lesson focusing on the word 'Parichayam'- introduction or acquaintance.Every friendship begins with a hello, every story begins with a first page, and every meaningful relationship begins with an introduction. Listen closely as you won't want to miss this one! 

Take a listen to the Telugu lesson focusing on the word 'Parichayam'- introduction or acquaintance.Every friendship begins with a hello, every story begins with a first page, and every meaningful relationship begins with an introduction.&nbsp;Listen closely as you won't want to miss this one!&nbsp;

Telugu Eisteddfod lesson series in association with Andhra Maha Sabha of South Africa - 19 MAY 202

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