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HEARTY WELCOME TO THE LARGEST ORGANIZATION IN OUR STATE, ALL INDIA TELUGU FEDERATION WE SHOULD BE PROUD TO BE A MEMBER OF LARGEST LINGUISTIC MINORITY IN THE STATE WITH RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE ALL INDIA TELUGU FEDERATION (AITF) a unit of All India Telugu Foundation (Reg) AN OVERVIEW Prof C M K Reddy DSc FRCS FMTPA - 1989 • Federation of Madras Telugu Peoples Association • Started in 1989 by • Prof C M K Reddy (Founder-President) • Late Sri B W J Pushparaj • Late Sri P R Ananthaiah • Late Sri L V Ramaiah • Smt K Radhalakshmi • Sri V S Raman • Sri T V Gopal Rao • Sri R Nandagopal Prof C M K Reddy • Currently : President • All India Telugu Federation • Sri Kanakadurga Telugu Edu Institutions • Tamil Nadu Medical Practitioners’ Association • Indian Chapter, Royal College of Surgeons, UK • Chairman • Linguistic Minorities Forum of Tamil Nadu • South India, International Human Rights Assn • Member Syndicate, University of Madras 1965-70 : 5-yr Surgical Training in Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA Formerly, Hon Professor of Surgery (without salary) Stanley Medical College, for 30 yrs Examiner to MBBS, MS, MCh, FRCS (UK) & National Board (DNB) Senate, Governing Council Member and Chairman, Board of Studies TN Dr MGR Medical University Med Director, Sri Jayendra Saraswathi Institute of Medical Sciences Member, Brd of Directors, Sri Ramachandra ‘Varsity President, Tamil Nadu Medical Council Prof C M K Reddy 1970 : Returned to India, after 5 years Surgical training in USA, to serve our people Noticed declining popularity & patronage to Telugu in Chennai Started a Social & Cultural Movement 1972 : Started a Telugu Cultural Association KALASAGAR Elected President for the Indian Chapter of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (1996) Inauguration of Telugu Cultural Association KALASAGAR at Chennai, Sri ANR (1972) Kalasagar honoring AP CM, Sri J Vengala Rao, presided by TN Governor, Sri K K Shah (1974) KALASAGAR Musical Night (1976) Smt P Susheela, Dr SP Balu, Dr C Narayana Reddy & Music Director, Late Sri Chakravarthi 12-POINT ETHICS IN MEDICAL PRACTICE WRITTEN BY Prof CMKR, ADOPTED BY ALL THE SOUTHERN STATES BY IMA (INDIAN MED ASSN) (1987) 12-POINT ETHICS IN MEDICAL PRACTICE WRITTEN BY Prof CMKR ADOPTED BY ALL THE SOUTHERN STATES BY IMA (INDIAN MED ASSN) (1987) Federation of Madras Telugu People’s Associations (1989) FMTPA – 1st Function (1989) 350 Years of Madras (Chennapatnam) & Birth Centenary of First Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru FMTPA • First Function in 1989 • 350 years of Chennai & Birth Centenary of First Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru • Former AP CM & UP Governor, Dr Bezawada Gopal Reddy as Chief Guest Sri P Ramachandran, former Union Minister & Pondicherry Governor • Sri R Chenga Reddy, AP Minister participated • Dr C Narayana Reddy, Film Lyricist presided • 10 Telugu Senior Citizens & Freedom-fighters honored 1st FUNCTION OF FMTPA 350 yrs OF MADRAS (1989) Former Governor Dr Bezwada Gopal Reddy honoring 104-year-old Retd Police Late Sri Swamy Naidu (1989) Appeal to TN CM on Minorities issues (1991) FMTPA to AITF We wanted to extend our area of activities to entire India, especially in Tamil Nadu ALL INDIA TELUGU FEDERATION was formed In 2002 Prof CMKR – President Sri V S Raman – General Secretary Sri K Radhalakshmi – Vice President Sri P R Ananthaiah – Hd Qtrs Secretary Sri R Nandagopal - Secretary AITF Founder-President Prof C M K Reddy DSc FRCS Successive General Secretaries • Sri T V Gopal Rao • Sri V S Raman • Late Sri L V Ramaiah • Sri M V Narayana Gupta • Sri R Nandagopal Prof CMKR canvassing for Prof K Anbazhagan in George Town, thro’ Tamil Nadu Telugu Front Dr C Mohan Reddy, Sri R Nandagopal, Sri P R Ananthaiah, Sri T V Gopal Rao present (2001) 2nd FUNCTION – 1990 UGADI Madras University Centenary Auditorium • Former President, Dr N Sanjiva Reddy • TN CM, Dr M Karunanithi • Pondy CM, Sri D Ramachandran • Union Minister, Sri P Upendra • AP Minister, Sri N Janardhana Reddy • TN Minister, Sri Durai Murugan • Former TN Minister, Dr H V Hande • Naidu Leader, Dr V Gengusamy Naidu • Apollo Chairman, Dr Prathap C Reddy Dr N Sanjiva Reddy honoring TN CM Dr M Karunanithi (1990) Former President, Dr N Sanjiva Reddy honoring Justice P Venugopal (1990) Honoring Sri Durai Murugan, TN Minister in Ugadi Function (1990) AITF 1992 UGADI Celebrations in Madras University Centenary Auditorium Sri K Vijayabhaskar Reddy, Union Minister & Former AP CM, as the Chief Guest Dr J Jayalalithaa, TN CM Late Sri N Janardhana Reddy, AP CM Dr Prathap C Reddy Late Sri L V Ramaiah participated Sri E Madhusudhanan, TN Minister, presided 10 Telugu Senior Citizens & Freedom-fighters honored Dr JJ spoke in pure Telugu for 20 minutes AITF – Ugadi : TN CM, Dr JJ, AP CM Sri NJR, Apollo Chairman, Dr PCR present (1992) Prime Minister Sri P V Narasimha Rao visiting Prof CMKR’s Hospital in Kilpauk (1992) PM Sri PVNR visitng his friend in Prof CMKR’s Hospital in Kilpauk (1992) Apollo Chairman, Dr PCReddy is also seen Dr B C Roy National Award as Eminent Medical Teacher from the President of India (2000) Prof CMKR Gen Seretary DTMK extending support to AIADMK (2001) DTMK merging with BJP (2002) Sri M Venkaiah Naidu, BJP National President, having a word with DTMK Gen Sec, Prof CMKR Honoring BJP leaders when DTMK merged with BJP at Chennai. Sri G Kamatchi Naidu & Sri R Nandagopal seen (2002) CMKR is President of Sri Kankadurga Telugu (SKDT) Higher Secondary School (Estd 1947), Villivakkam, for 25 years Sri Kanakadurga Telugu (SKDT) H S School, Villivakkam Anniversary. AP Minister, Sri S Chandramohan Reddy, Chief Guest (2002) Presenting Books & Clothes to Physically Handicapped at Andhra Mahila Sabha, thro’ LVRCharities, Late Sri L V Ramiah is seen (2003) Former Union Minister, Sri P Ramachandran & Dr V Gengusamy Naidu in AITF Ugadi Function (2004) Prof CMKR meeting Dy Prime Minister Sri L K Advani, at Chennai (2004) Late Sri P R Ananthiah & Sri P R Kesavulu greeting CMKR on his birthday (2004) Prof CMKR as the Medical Director Sri Sankara Hosptal Perumbakkam with Sri Sri Jayendra Saraswathi Swamigal (2004-6) Honoring Padmasri Dr Nalli Sri V Ramasamy, Former Supreme Court Judge & Sri AVM Saravanan present (2005) Prof CMKR honored in the airport on his return from foreign trip (2002) Presenting Food & Clothes to poor on CMKR birthday. Sri R Nandagopal & Dr G V Chowdary present (2013) AIADMK Presidium Chairman, Sri E Madhusudhanan greeting CMKR on his birthday Jain Community from Bihar, Gujarat, UP, Assam Rajasthan, West Bengal states greeting CMKR CMKR as President, TN Med Practitioners’ Assn, visiting Leprosy colony, Minjur. Prof R Nanjunda Rao & Sri R Nandagopal present (2001) Honorary Doctorate (DSc) conferred to Prof CMKR by TN Dr MGR Medical University (2007) CMKR, Org Chairman for 5th All India Telugu Conf. at Chennai, with Dr YSRR, AP CM (2007) Prof CMKR leading Linguistic Minorities to meet AP CM, Dr YSRR at Chennai (2008) Prof CMKR with Sri AVM Saravanan on the occasion of 50yrs of his Medical Service (2008) Prof CMKR presenting Language matter to TN Min Sri Thangam Thennarasu (2009) CMKR discussing Minorities Issues with AP CM, Dr YSRR at Hyderabad (2009) Presenting Minority Language issue to Dy Chief Minister, Sri M K Stalin (2010) Prof CMKR honored by Dr APJ Abdul Kalam (2010) Sri KKSSR, TN Minister, took part in Birthday celebration of CMKR (2010) Reception-Lunch to Sri K Rosaiah AP CM, on his visit to Chennai (2010) Deputy CM, Sri M K Stalin presenting Lifetime Achievement Award to Prof CMKR, in the presence of TN Governor, Sri S S Barnala (2011) AITF extending support to AIADMK in TN Assembly Elections (2011) The President Smt Prathiba Patil honoring Prof CMKR in Rashtrapathi Bhavan New Delhi (2011) AITF 22nd Anniversary at Chennai (2011) Sri Saidai Dorasamy soliciting Telugu votes for Chennai Mayor Election (2011) Padma Vibhushan Dr Prathap C Reddy honored (2012) Prof CMKR with Apollo Chairman, Dr PCR and High Court Judge, Sri K Venkataraman (2012) TN HM, Dr V S Vijay, releasing a Surgery Book, written by Prof CMKR in MMC (2012) Smt Nirmala CMKR honored by Janodayam & TAAMS at Chennai (2012) TN Governor & Dr MGR Medical University VC, Prof N Mayilvahanan releasing a CD on Clinical Signs in Surgery written by Prof CMKR (2012) With Padmabhushan, Smt P Susheela & Sri Bhagyaraj in a Ugadi Function at Chennai (2012) Prof CMKR with Padma Bhushan, Prof V Santha, Chairperson, Cancer Institute (2013) AITF AIM There are 1.95cr of Telugus (27%) living in Tamil Nadu Divided into 23 Groups and many subgroups No co-ordination among them No unity among many groups or subgroups We have too many leaders Hence no RECOGNITION by any Government AITF is formed to bring ALL SECTIONS with TELUGU as mother-tongue under one fold AITF – 23 Telugu Groups Naidu Naicker Reddy & Reddiar Uppara Kulam Arya Vysya Kambalathu Naicker Telugu Brahmana Telungu Vanniar Adi Andhra Kshathriya & Raju Arundhathiya Janapa Chetty Padmasaali & Devanga Viswa Karma Beri Chetty Telungu Yadava Kummari Chetty Konda Reddy 24 Manai Telungu Chetty Boyer Voddi Yerukula (Girijana) Chaakali TN POPULATION – District wise (NGO) According to enumeration by NGOs in 2013 in TN District Population %age Telugus (Lakhs) Ariyalur 7,55,000 15% 1.14 Chennai 46,47,000 40% 18.40 Coimbatore 4,58,045 35% 12.11 Cuddalore 26,06,000 25% 6.53 Dharmapuri 15.07.000 30% 4.53 Dindugal 21,60,000 25% 5.40 Erode 22,52,000 20% 4.50 Kancheepurm 39,98,000 35% 14.00 Kanyakumari 18,70,000 10% 1.88 Karur 10,64,000 20% 2.12 Krishnagiri 18,80,000 35% 6.58 District Population %age Telugus (Lakhs)
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