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Andhra Mitra (weekly)
It is a Telugu weekly published from Rangoon, Burma
Andhra Rashtra Communist Party Plenum, 1944, (Plenum of Andhra State’s Communist Party)
It is a proceedings of state committee of Andhra branch of CPI held in 1944
Andhra Rashtra Raithu Mahasabha, 1943, (Peasants Conference of Andhra State)
It is a proceedings of annual conference of Andhra Rashtra Raitu Mahasabha that was affiliated with CPI
Andhra Rastra Jatiyopa Sanghamu (Andhra State Nationalist Association), Audit Report
It is an annual report of the Andhra Congress for the year 1922-23
Antaranivalla?
It is a pamplet that rejects the practice of untouchability by Hindu society.
Antaranivarevvaru?
It condemned the untouchability and argues that Dalits are aboriginals of India
Antima Porataniki Kadili Randu (Lets move for the Final Battle)
Communist path for the Final Battle for the Freedom originally written in English
Aru Kotla Tirugubatu (Revolt of Six Crores),
B.S. Murthy was an important Dalit Congress leader during 1930s to 1960s. Aru Kotla Tirugubatu is a political tract to mobilize 6 core Dalits for their liberation
Atmakatha (Autobiography)
Kalanidhi was an earliest Dalit poet from Anantapur District. This work provides his interaction with nationalist politics in the region.
B. Viajaya Bharathi interview with N Chandra Bhanu Murthy
B. Vijayabharathi talks about the left political parties and Dalit movements