The Biennial General Meeting of the Telugu Association of Malaysia has just completed. There have been some changes in the CWC members based on the election that was held yesterday. Below is the list of the new CWC members for the term 2011-2012.
President : Sri Dr Achaiah Kumar Rao
Deputy President : Sri GT Natchanna
Vice President 1 : Sri Dr Rama Krishna Kumar
Vice President 2 : Sri A.R. Appalanaidu
Vice President 3 : Sri Venkatesan
Hon.Gen. Secretary : Sri Sree Ramulu
Assistant Secretary : Sri IR R.Sambamoorthy
Assistant Secretary : Sri Sathiah Sudhakaran
Hon.Gen. Treasurer : Sri Ramarao
Youth Chief : Sri Mahendra Rao
Mahila Chief : Srimati Dhanalaxmi
On behalf of TAM Bagan Datoh Branch, we would like to congratulate the newly elected CWC members. For the first time ever, a youth from our branch have been elected as the Youth Chief. We are proud of Sri Mahendra Rao. We hope that this CWC will be more efficient and productive to deliver what is expected by the delegates in order to achieve the aims of the association.
We also would like to thank the outgoing leaders for their services to the association. Thank you very much to our dedicated 2009-2010 Vice Presidents, Sri Veera Rao and Srimati Vijay Ganganaidu and also to the dynamic 2006-2010 Youth Chief, Sri Venkat Ramanaidu. Your services to the Telugu community is appreciated. We hope that you will continue your good work.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
TAM MORAL CAMP 2010
TAM MORAL CAMP 2010
Date : 28th November 2010 till 18th December 2010
Venue : Kem Pelangi Hill Resort, Jalan Lembah Air Panas, Kerling, Hulu Selangor
Target Group : Students from the age 10 to 18 years old.
History of Moral Camp
Moral Camp was initiated in a low scale of 25-50 students for a period of two weeks in the year 2003 at Sri Venkateswara Alayamu, Sungai Sumun Perak. It was organized by TAM Bagan Datoh Branch (Formerly known as South Perak Branch) in collaboration with TAM Kulim Branch and TAM Teluk Intan Branch for two years consecutively. Experienced teachers from Bagan Datoh Branch volunteer themselves to guide the students with Telugu language and cultural activities. In the year 2006, Telugu Association of Malaysia has decided to organize the Moral Camp in a bigger scale for a period of three weeks in the national level. Besides the Malaysian teachers, experienced teachers from India were brought in for the purpose. For the year 2006 and 2007, Moral Camp was held in Telugu Samskrutika Nilayamu, Rawang where around 150 students participated. For the year 2008, Moral Camp was successfully held in the biggest scale ever in Kem PLKN Semenyih, Selangor where around 500 students from all over Malaysia participated. In 2009, it was held in Lunas, Kedah where around 300 students participated. Now, TAM has come again with Moral Camp 2010 which is going to be held from 28th November 2010 till 18th December 2010 at Kem Pelangi Hill Resort, Jalan Lembah Air Panas, Kerling, Hulu Selangor.
Objectives of Moral Camp
To teach the Telugu Students who are the next generation of Telugus in Malaysia;
Moral Camp 2010 Schedule
28th Nov (Sunday)
10.00am – Registration and briefing.
29th Nov - 17th Dec
- Telugu Language and Cultural classes
- Integration programs
- Disciplinary programs
- Sports
- Educational trips
18th Dec (Sunday)
10.00am – Closing Ceremony
You want your child to speak in Telugu?
You want your child to read and write in Telugu?
You want your child to learn Telugu Culture?
You want your child to pray in the proper manner?
You want your child to have more Telugu friend?
Hurry, what are you waiting for?
Send your children to TAM Moral Camp 2010 for 21 days for a minimal charge of only RM 250.
Minimal Expenditure for each Student
Accomodation : RM 10 x 21 days = RM 210
Food (4 Meals per day) : RM 15 x 21 days = RM 315
Total = RM 525
51% of the cost for each student is subsidized by Telugu Association of Malaysia.
All you have to pay is only RM 250 for each child.
Registration forms are available at each branch chairmen. For Bagan Datoh Branch, please contact Mr Ramanaidu Ramaloo (Chairman)
(016-6681240)
For more information, please don’t hesitate to contact;
Organising Chairman, Srimati Vijay Ganganaidu
(012-4272022)
Co-organising Chairman, Sri Ramanaidu (012-5036439)
Date : 28th November 2010 till 18th December 2010
Venue : Kem Pelangi Hill Resort, Jalan Lembah Air Panas, Kerling, Hulu Selangor
Target Group : Students from the age 10 to 18 years old.
History of Moral Camp
Moral Camp was initiated in a low scale of 25-50 students for a period of two weeks in the year 2003 at Sri Venkateswara Alayamu, Sungai Sumun Perak. It was organized by TAM Bagan Datoh Branch (Formerly known as South Perak Branch) in collaboration with TAM Kulim Branch and TAM Teluk Intan Branch for two years consecutively. Experienced teachers from Bagan Datoh Branch volunteer themselves to guide the students with Telugu language and cultural activities. In the year 2006, Telugu Association of Malaysia has decided to organize the Moral Camp in a bigger scale for a period of three weeks in the national level. Besides the Malaysian teachers, experienced teachers from India were brought in for the purpose. For the year 2006 and 2007, Moral Camp was held in Telugu Samskrutika Nilayamu, Rawang where around 150 students participated. For the year 2008, Moral Camp was successfully held in the biggest scale ever in Kem PLKN Semenyih, Selangor where around 500 students from all over Malaysia participated. In 2009, it was held in Lunas, Kedah where around 300 students participated. Now, TAM has come again with Moral Camp 2010 which is going to be held from 28th November 2010 till 18th December 2010 at Kem Pelangi Hill Resort, Jalan Lembah Air Panas, Kerling, Hulu Selangor.
Objectives of Moral Camp
To teach the Telugu Students who are the next generation of Telugus in Malaysia;
- To read and write Telugu Language.
- To understand Telugu Culture.
- To know ways of celebrating Telugu Language.
- To respect all cultures, religions, and believes in Malaysia.
- To love Malaysia.
- To support the ‘1 Malaysia’ Concept.
- To instill moral values to live in harmony.
- To respect parents and guru.
- To cherish natural resources – water, air, sunlight, earth, plants, minerals and animals.
- To keep everything clean.
Moral Camp 2010 Schedule
28th Nov (Sunday)
10.00am – Registration and briefing.
29th Nov - 17th Dec
- Telugu Language and Cultural classes
- Integration programs
- Disciplinary programs
- Sports
- Educational trips
18th Dec (Sunday)
10.00am – Closing Ceremony
You want your child to speak in Telugu?
You want your child to read and write in Telugu?
You want your child to learn Telugu Culture?
You want your child to pray in the proper manner?
You want your child to have more Telugu friend?
Hurry, what are you waiting for?
Send your children to TAM Moral Camp 2010 for 21 days for a minimal charge of only RM 250.
Minimal Expenditure for each Student
Accomodation : RM 10 x 21 days = RM 210
Food (4 Meals per day) : RM 15 x 21 days = RM 315
Total = RM 525
51% of the cost for each student is subsidized by Telugu Association of Malaysia.
All you have to pay is only RM 250 for each child.
Registration forms are available at each branch chairmen. For Bagan Datoh Branch, please contact Mr Ramanaidu Ramaloo (Chairman)
(016-6681240)
For more information, please don’t hesitate to contact;
Organising Chairman, Srimati Vijay Ganganaidu
(012-4272022)
Co-organising Chairman, Sri Ramanaidu (012-5036439)
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Vikruti Sanvatsara Kalaratri
Awesome, Fantastic, fantabulous. There are still so many words to describe about the recently concluded “Vikruti Sanvatsara Kalaaratri” which was specially brought by TAM Bagan Datoh Branch Youths in collaboration with Telugu Students. The event was held in conjunction with the “An Evening with Prime Minister” event as the last road show. Around 500 people attended the cultural night.
The cultural night was kicked off at around 8.00pm with lighting up of “Theepam” by special guests followed by "Maa Telugu Thalli" song led by Sri Ramachandra Rao. The event continued with an energetic welcoming speech by Sri Venggataraman, Chairman of the TAM Bagan Datoh Branch Youths and Kumari Srivindiya Ramanidu, the student representative. After that, Sri Ramanaidu as the Bagan Datoh Branch chairman, Sri Veera Rao as the TAM Vice-President representing Tam HQ, and Sri Vengkataramana as the TAM National Youth Chief gave their inspiring speeches. Sri Vengkatesulu Paideyah, a long serving Bagan Datoh Branch member was honoured for serving tiredlessly for TAM Bagan Datoh Branch's Youth Wing. Meanwhile, Dato’ Venkateswa, a businessman from Johor has also pledged to donate RM 10,000 for TAM Bagan Datoh Branch children education benefits.
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Sri Veera Rao, TAM Vice President lighting up the "Theepam"
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| Honouring Branch Chairman before his speech |
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| Sri Veera Rao, TAM Vice-President giving speech |
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| Sri Vengkataramana, Nat. Youth Chief giving his speech |
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| Honouring Sri Vengkatesulu Paideyah |
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| Honouring Mr Venkateswa for his generosity |
The event continues with cultural and modern performances as well as songs by students. Few well known singers from Bagan Datoh Branch also entertained the crowd with beautiful songs. The performances by students were the highlight for the event. Their exciting and energetic performances were mesmerising and successfully stunned the audience that they were glued to their seats until the end of the event. And the performance that has stunned the audience the most was the song “Aidhurojula Pelli” which shows the typical marriage of Telugus in the form of dance and stage shows. There were also two dances from a group from Sungai Siput and an entertaining performance from two kids. The audience has seen mind blowing performances ranging from old songs up to the latest throughout the cultural night. Lucky draw was also held where few lucky audiences bring back 19 hampers and 15 electrical appliances offered.
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| Sri Ramachandrarao entertaining the crowd |
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| Entertaining the crowd |
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| One of the mind-blowing performances |
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| Sri Subash handing over the first prize for lucky draw |
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| Bagan Datoh Branch Youths with leaders |
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| Bagan Datoh Branch students with youths and mahilas |
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| The organising team |
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| All the students receiving souvenir for their good performances |
Our special thanks to;
1. All the audience for their support.2. All the artistes for their entertaining performances.
3. Sri Veera Rao, TAM Vice-President.
4. Sri Vengkataramana, TAM Youth Chief.
5. TAM Bagan Datoh Branch Committee Members.
6. TAM Bagan Datoh Branch Mahila Committee Members.
7. TAM Main Youth Committee Members.
8. Other TAM Branch Chairmen, TAM Branch Youths’ Chairmen.
9. Sri Subramaniam Naganaidu as the MC for the event.
10. All sponsors.
11. Everyone who have involved directly or indirectly in making the cultural night a success.
Monday, October 4, 2010
Article on "The Telugu Heritage" in The Star Newspaper
Sunday October 3, 2010
The Telugu heritage
By ROUWEN LIN
starmag@thestar.com.my
They came to work the land over a hundred years ago. Today, they contribute, in many other ways, to the land that has become their home.
LIFE was no bed of roses for the Telugu immigrants who had left Andhra Pradesh, India, for Malaya in the late 19th and early 20th century. Even before daybreak, the labourers would already be hard at work in the rubber and coconut plantations owned by the British.
It was a long way to sail from home, but flood, famine and unemployment had spurred many to seek opportunities in faraway lands.
“The first Telugus arrived in Penang and settled in Bagan Datoh, Perak. Today, they are scattered all across the country (mostly in Johor, Kedah, Negeri Sembilan, Pahang and Selangor) but the community in Bagan Datoh is still going strong. In fact, we consider it a Telugu heritage area!” says Dr Achaiah Kumar Rao, president of the Telugu Association of Malaysia, a non-profit NGO representing about 500,000 members in the country.
Five generations down the road, it is no longer common for the Telugus to work as plantation workers.
“Hardly anyone is doing what their forefathers did in the past. Today, they might be professionals, teachers or businessmen, or working in the corporate sector.”
Despite changes in lifestyle due to modernisation, the Telugu community in Malaysia takes pride in preserving its heritage, adds Dr Achaiah, 49.
“I feel very proud in leading a community that maintains its cultural values and holds them in high regard. Telugus are known to be very thrifty people and we emphasise respecting our elders.”
Like any other ethnic group, they have their own language, rituals and traditions. Kuchipudi, a fine amalgamation of dance, gestures, speech and song, and Burrakatha, a folk dance that combines story telling with music, both originated from Andhra Pradesh and are still practised by the Telugus here.
“There are wedding ceremonies, ornaments, food and musical instruments that are unique to the community. The women tie their saris in a specific way. We have our own poets, composers and dancers. We have Chiratalu, a stick play accompanied by songs that are specifically composed for it.
"In India, some traditions are disappearing because of modernisation but we are very proud that in Malaysia, we are able to preserve our roots so well.”
In conjunction with the community’s 150 years of history in the country, the association is organising a one-day Telugu cultural and heritage expo on Friday. There will be an array of events and cultural programmes, including a photo exhibition, dance and song performances by local and foreign artistes, movie screenings and food sampling.
“Outside India, this just might be the biggest celebration of its kind,” Dr Achaiah says. “We’ve never had it on such a grand scale and we have spent the whole year preparing for it.”
One of the highlights of the day is a 30-booth exhibition that will walk visitors through the the community’s history in Malaysia. Photographs, videos, sketches, replicas, glass paintings and wooden toys, among other things, will be on display.
The association has been around since 1955 and its priority has always been education.
“Our founders emphasised that and we still focus on this area. Over the last five years we have taught over 3,000 people to read and write Telugu. This is a big achievement for such a small community,” Dr Achaiah says.
For eight years running, they have been organising an annual “moral camp” for children and youths aged between eight and 16.
“Up to 400 people sign up each year for the three-week camp. We teach participants basic Telugu and introduce them to traditional games and art forms. It’s open to everyone. Sometimes we even have foreign students come over on exchange programmes to join the camp.” The association plans to establish a foundation to promote and preserve the Telugu culture and language, and take care of the community’s education needs.
Also in the pipeline is a cultural centre and museum in Rawang, Selangor, that will double as a research base for Telugu scholars.
“The heritage celebration marks the 150 years since the Telugus set foot in the country but we are also celebrating the diversity that unites Malaysians,” Dr Achaiah says.
“We fully support our PM’s concept of 1Malaysia. After all this time in the country, we don’t belong to India – we belong to Malaysia and our heritage is part and parcel of its heritage.”
‘150 Years Celebration of Malaysian Telugu Heritage’ will be held at the Putrajaya International Convention Centre on Oct 8, from 9.30am. Visit www.telugumas.org for more information or call Sathiah Sudakaran at 012-221 6109 012-221 6109 .
Click here to see the article in The Star Website
The Telugu heritage
By ROUWEN LIN
starmag@thestar.com.my
They came to work the land over a hundred years ago. Today, they contribute, in many other ways, to the land that has become their home.
LIFE was no bed of roses for the Telugu immigrants who had left Andhra Pradesh, India, for Malaya in the late 19th and early 20th century. Even before daybreak, the labourers would already be hard at work in the rubber and coconut plantations owned by the British.
It was a long way to sail from home, but flood, famine and unemployment had spurred many to seek opportunities in faraway lands.
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| An artist’s impression of the Telugu community in Malaysia 150 years ago. |
Five generations down the road, it is no longer common for the Telugus to work as plantation workers.
“Hardly anyone is doing what their forefathers did in the past. Today, they might be professionals, teachers or businessmen, or working in the corporate sector.”
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| A Telugu woman in typical attire and ornaments. Her sari is tied to the right. |
“I feel very proud in leading a community that maintains its cultural values and holds them in high regard. Telugus are known to be very thrifty people and we emphasise respecting our elders.”
Like any other ethnic group, they have their own language, rituals and traditions. Kuchipudi, a fine amalgamation of dance, gestures, speech and song, and Burrakatha, a folk dance that combines story telling with music, both originated from Andhra Pradesh and are still practised by the Telugus here.
“There are wedding ceremonies, ornaments, food and musical instruments that are unique to the community. The women tie their saris in a specific way. We have our own poets, composers and dancers. We have Chiratalu, a stick play accompanied by songs that are specifically composed for it.
"In India, some traditions are disappearing because of modernisation but we are very proud that in Malaysia, we are able to preserve our roots so well.”
In conjunction with the community’s 150 years of history in the country, the association is organising a one-day Telugu cultural and heritage expo on Friday. There will be an array of events and cultural programmes, including a photo exhibition, dance and song performances by local and foreign artistes, movie screenings and food sampling.
“Outside India, this just might be the biggest celebration of its kind,” Dr Achaiah says. “We’ve never had it on such a grand scale and we have spent the whole year preparing for it.”
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| Ponggadalun are traditional cookies. |
The association has been around since 1955 and its priority has always been education.
“Our founders emphasised that and we still focus on this area. Over the last five years we have taught over 3,000 people to read and write Telugu. This is a big achievement for such a small community,” Dr Achaiah says.
For eight years running, they have been organising an annual “moral camp” for children and youths aged between eight and 16.
“Up to 400 people sign up each year for the three-week camp. We teach participants basic Telugu and introduce them to traditional games and art forms. It’s open to everyone. Sometimes we even have foreign students come over on exchange programmes to join the camp.” The association plans to establish a foundation to promote and preserve the Telugu culture and language, and take care of the community’s education needs.
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| Chiratthalu, a traditional stick dance, is usually performed during village festivals. |
“The heritage celebration marks the 150 years since the Telugus set foot in the country but we are also celebrating the diversity that unites Malaysians,” Dr Achaiah says.
“We fully support our PM’s concept of 1Malaysia. After all this time in the country, we don’t belong to India – we belong to Malaysia and our heritage is part and parcel of its heritage.”
‘150 Years Celebration of Malaysian Telugu Heritage’ will be held at the Putrajaya International Convention Centre on Oct 8, from 9.30am. Visit www.telugumas.org for more information or call Sathiah Sudakaran at 012-221 6109 012-221 6109 .
Click here to see the article in The Star Website
Final Agenda of "An Evening with Prime Minister" on 8th October 2010 at PICC, Putrajaya.
SEGMENT 1
9.30AM ‐ ARRIVAL OF GUESTS & REGISTRATION OF GUESTS
9.30AM ‐ 10.30AM ‐ BREAKFAST
11.00AM ‐ EXHIBITION – 150 YEARS CULTURAL HERITAGE
[ THEME : LIVING IN A PEACEFUL MALAYSIA ]
11.30AM ‐ OFFICIAL LAUNCHING CEREMONY – EXHIBITION
By YAB DATUK SERI DR. ZAMBRY ABDUL KADIR, CHIEF MINISTER OF PERAK together with
Honorable SRIMATHI DR GEETHA REDDY, Minister for I &PR, Cinematography, FDC & Tourism, Archaeology, Museums, Archives & Culture, ANDRA PRADESH, INDIA.
• VISITING OF EXHIBITION
12.30PM ‐ WOMEN & HERITAGE PERFORMANCE
SEGMENT 2
1.00PM ‐ OPENING CEREMONY OF MALAYSIAN TELUGU HERITAGE –
VARIETY SHOW JOINTLY OFFICIATED BY CHIEF MINISTER OF ANDRA PRADESH, INDIA, HONORABLE DR. ROSAIAH & Y.BHG. DATO’SERI DR. S.SAMY VELLU ( PRESIDENT, MALAYSIAN INDIAN CONGRESS ).
‐ MALAYSIAN TELUGU HERITAGE VARIETY SHOW
‐ 3,000 YEARS OF TELUGU HERITAGE
(KUCHIPUDI BALLET BY K.VIJAYALAXMI & CREW from ANDRA PRADESH)
‐ TOP TEN MAA TV TELUGU ORCHESTRA PERFORMANCE
‐ TELUGU THANAM , MAA THANAM (PRAISE TO MOTHER TELUGU) BY SRI JONNA VITTULU.
‐ TOLLYWOOD EVENING
SEGMENT 3
7.45PM ‐ ARRIVAL OF VVIP & VIP GUESTS
7.50PM ‐ ARRIVAL OF CHIEF MINISTER OF ANDRA PRADESH, HONORABLE DR.K. ROSAIAH
8.00PM – 8.30PM ‐ ARRIVAL OF YAB PRIME MINISTER OF MALAYSIA
‐ NATIONAL ANTHEM
‐ MAA TELUGU THALLI
‐ OATH TAKING (LED BY YOUTH & MAHILA)
‐ WELCOME DANCE BY KASTHURI & THACHAYANI RAMANAIDU
‐ WELCOME ADDRESS BY THE ORGANIZING CHAIRMAN
• MR. GOPISETTI NATCHANNA , PMC
‐ SPECIAL ADDRESS
• Y.BHG. DATO’SERI EDMUND SANTHARA RAMANAIDU
Special Guest
‐ SPEECH BY HON.CHIEF MINISTER OF ANDRA PRADESH
• HONORABLE DR.K.ROSAIAH
‐ TAM MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION
‐ TAM PRESIDENT’s ADDRESS
• DR. ACHAIAH KUMAR RAO KMN, PJK
Hon. President, Telugu Association of Malaysia
cum Organizing Advisor
‐ 1MALAYSIA MUSICAL PERFORMANCE
‐ FELICITATION OF TELUGU PERSONALITIES & ORGANIZATIONS
‐ KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT 150 YEARS CELEBRATION OF MALAYSIAN
TELUGU HERITAGE BY YAB PRIME MINSITER OF MALAYSIA
‐ MOMENTO PRESENTATION
‐ THANK YOU NOTE BY HONORABLE SECRETARY
‐ YAB PRIME MINISTER TAKING LEAVE
SEGMENT 4 ‐ ( PART 2 )
9.45PM ‐ TOLLYWOOD & MUSICAL WITH 40 ARTISTES FROM HYDERABAD ,
ANDRA PRADESH ( The Land of Telugus ). Courtesy of world telugu federation, teluguone.com & sri pv ramana (Singapore)
9.30AM ‐ ARRIVAL OF GUESTS & REGISTRATION OF GUESTS
9.30AM ‐ 10.30AM ‐ BREAKFAST
11.00AM ‐ EXHIBITION – 150 YEARS CULTURAL HERITAGE
[ THEME : LIVING IN A PEACEFUL MALAYSIA ]
11.30AM ‐ OFFICIAL LAUNCHING CEREMONY – EXHIBITION
By YAB DATUK SERI DR. ZAMBRY ABDUL KADIR, CHIEF MINISTER OF PERAK together with
Honorable SRIMATHI DR GEETHA REDDY, Minister for I &PR, Cinematography, FDC & Tourism, Archaeology, Museums, Archives & Culture, ANDRA PRADESH, INDIA.
• VISITING OF EXHIBITION
12.30PM ‐ WOMEN & HERITAGE PERFORMANCE
SEGMENT 2
1.00PM ‐ OPENING CEREMONY OF MALAYSIAN TELUGU HERITAGE –
VARIETY SHOW JOINTLY OFFICIATED BY CHIEF MINISTER OF ANDRA PRADESH, INDIA, HONORABLE DR. ROSAIAH & Y.BHG. DATO’SERI DR. S.SAMY VELLU ( PRESIDENT, MALAYSIAN INDIAN CONGRESS ).
‐ MALAYSIAN TELUGU HERITAGE VARIETY SHOW
‐ 3,000 YEARS OF TELUGU HERITAGE
(KUCHIPUDI BALLET BY K.VIJAYALAXMI & CREW from ANDRA PRADESH)
‐ TOP TEN MAA TV TELUGU ORCHESTRA PERFORMANCE
‐ TELUGU THANAM , MAA THANAM (PRAISE TO MOTHER TELUGU) BY SRI JONNA VITTULU.
‐ TOLLYWOOD EVENING
SEGMENT 3
7.45PM ‐ ARRIVAL OF VVIP & VIP GUESTS
7.50PM ‐ ARRIVAL OF CHIEF MINISTER OF ANDRA PRADESH, HONORABLE DR.K. ROSAIAH
8.00PM – 8.30PM ‐ ARRIVAL OF YAB PRIME MINISTER OF MALAYSIA
‐ NATIONAL ANTHEM
‐ MAA TELUGU THALLI
‐ OATH TAKING (LED BY YOUTH & MAHILA)
‐ WELCOME DANCE BY KASTHURI & THACHAYANI RAMANAIDU
‐ WELCOME ADDRESS BY THE ORGANIZING CHAIRMAN
• MR. GOPISETTI NATCHANNA , PMC
‐ SPECIAL ADDRESS
• Y.BHG. DATO’SERI EDMUND SANTHARA RAMANAIDU
Special Guest
‐ SPEECH BY HON.CHIEF MINISTER OF ANDRA PRADESH
• HONORABLE DR.K.ROSAIAH
‐ TAM MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION
‐ TAM PRESIDENT’s ADDRESS
• DR. ACHAIAH KUMAR RAO KMN, PJK
Hon. President, Telugu Association of Malaysia
cum Organizing Advisor
‐ 1MALAYSIA MUSICAL PERFORMANCE
‐ FELICITATION OF TELUGU PERSONALITIES & ORGANIZATIONS
‐ KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT 150 YEARS CELEBRATION OF MALAYSIAN
TELUGU HERITAGE BY YAB PRIME MINSITER OF MALAYSIA
‐ MOMENTO PRESENTATION
‐ THANK YOU NOTE BY HONORABLE SECRETARY
‐ YAB PRIME MINISTER TAKING LEAVE
SEGMENT 4 ‐ ( PART 2 )
9.45PM ‐ TOLLYWOOD & MUSICAL WITH 40 ARTISTES FROM HYDERABAD ,
ANDRA PRADESH ( The Land of Telugus ). Courtesy of world telugu federation, teluguone.com & sri pv ramana (Singapore)
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Young Girl Needs Financial Aid for Operation!
Dear Friends,
Mrs. Thanaletchumy wish to request donation for her daughter operation. Her dauther Kamalashini A/P Kannadasan, IC no 950627-10-6378, has to undergo Scoliosis Spine implant surgery to support her spine. The cost is RM20,000 and she is under the care of Orthopedic Dept.Universiti Malaya Hospital.
For futher information contact Thanaletchumy 014-6250923
or you can banking your donation to
Thanaletchumy A/P Velaiyutham
MaybankAcc. No 112344079975
Thank you.
Mrs. Thanaletchumy wish to request donation for her daughter operation. Her dauther Kamalashini A/P Kannadasan, IC no 950627-10-6378, has to undergo Scoliosis Spine implant surgery to support her spine. The cost is RM20,000 and she is under the care of Orthopedic Dept.Universiti Malaya Hospital.
For futher information contact Thanaletchumy 014-6250923
or you can banking your donation to
Thanaletchumy A/P Velaiyutham
MaybankAcc. No 112344079975
Thank you.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
వికృతి సంవత్సర కళా రాత్రి (Vikruti Sanvatsara Kalaaratri)
కళా రాత్రి(Cultural Night) is an annual activity organized by TAM Bagan Datoh Branch Youths in collaboration with Telugu students from Bagan Datoh area. It has been held successfully for such a long time. Initially the show was run by students themselves with the help of ex-students. As day passes, TAM Bagan Datoh Branch Youths joined hand to add more beauty to the concert. The show will be fully in Telugu with beautiful performances which includes cultural dances, modern dances, drama, and songs.
For this time, this “Cultural Night” is going to be held on 2nd October 2010 at Sri Venkateswara Devasthana Hall, Sungai Sumun in conjuction with the “An Evening with Prime Minister” which is scheduled just six days before the mega-event in PICC, Putrajaya. This year's theme will be వికృతి సంవత్సర కళా రాత్రి (Vikruti Sanvatsara Kalaaratri). This “Cultural Night” also will be the last stop for the “An Evening with Prime Minister” road show.
All are invited. Come and enjoy the performances. Come and feel the sensation and vibration.
For more info, please do not hesitate to contact 012-5660171(Subash) or 019-5614063(Sathes Rao)
For this time, this “Cultural Night” is going to be held on 2nd October 2010 at Sri Venkateswara Devasthana Hall, Sungai Sumun in conjuction with the “An Evening with Prime Minister” which is scheduled just six days before the mega-event in PICC, Putrajaya. This year's theme will be వికృతి సంవత్సర కళా రాత్రి (Vikruti Sanvatsara Kalaaratri). This “Cultural Night” also will be the last stop for the “An Evening with Prime Minister” road show.
All are invited. Come and enjoy the performances. Come and feel the sensation and vibration.
For more info, please do not hesitate to contact 012-5660171(Subash) or 019-5614063(Sathes Rao)
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