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Yoga Day: Beyond Asanas and the Importance of Indian Languages

Yoga Day: Beyond Asanas and the Importance of Indian Languages

Yoga, an ancient practice rooted in Hindu philosophy, has gained global recognition for its physical, mental, and spiritual benefits. While many associate yoga with physical postures (Asanas), it is much more than just exercise—it is a way of life that integrates discipline, mindfulness, and inner harmony. International Yoga Day,

iTalki for Learning Telugu: Is it Worth the Investment?

iTalki for Learning Telugu: Is it Worth the Investment?

Telugu isn’t just a language; it’s a gateway to a rich cultural heritage filled with poetry, cinema, and traditions. As one of India’s 22 scheduled languages, Telugu carries the soul of the southern states and holds immense significance in the cultural fabric of the country. Learning it

Mastering Telugu: Essential Phrases for Everyday Conversations

Mastering Telugu: Essential Phrases for Everyday Conversations

Are you eager to dive into the beautiful world of Telugu, the fourth most spoken language in India? Telugu isn’t just a language; it’s a portal to a rich culture, delicious cuisine, and heartwarming traditions. Whether you’re traveling to Andhra Pradesh or Telangana, bonding with Telugu-speaking friends,

A Beginner's Guide to Writing and Speaking in Telugu

A Beginner's Guide to Writing and Speaking in Telugu

Telugu is a language that’s rich in history, culture, and expression. Spoken by millions in Southern India (primarily in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh), it boasts of one of the oldest and most intricate scripts in the world. If you’ve found yourself wondering how to learn Telugu, you’re

The Alphabets of Telugu: A Beginner's Guide

The Alphabets of Telugu: A Beginner's Guide

As someone who was raised in a non-Telugu-speaking environment, I remember the first time I tried speaking Telugu. I was at a family gathering in Hyderabad, and everyone was speaking Telugu fluently while I struggled to understand. After a lot of encouragement from relatives, I attempted to greet someone in