Overview

Telugu officially occupies 44% of the South Indian territory under the GoI.But unlike Tamil, Telugu did not have a state-sized large territory in ancient times, as can be known from ancient Sanskrit texts. The language seems to have reached these proportions slowly in course of time because the ancient Telugus were described as living along the river valleys of the Krishna and Godavari.It is one of the 6 classical languages recognized by the GoI. It is one of the few languages in the world which have all of their words ending in a vowel (ajantha bhaashas), alongside Italian, Japanese, Kannada.Telugugu ranks 3rd among the South Asian languages by the number of speakers. The first and second being Hindi and Bengali respectively.Its script is considered to be the second best in the world,Even English had to play a second fiddle to it. Owing to the wealth of characters it possesses, almost any language in the world can be written in it with 70% - 100% of accuracy. It enables the Telugus to become the indomitable polyglots. Due to the phonetic richness of Telugu, people trained to speak Telugu fluently will usually have no difficulty pronouncing any other language in the world. Intonation of the Vedas by Telugu scholars was acknowledged to be the best in recent years in India.

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