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- Collection: Vernacular communism in Andhra
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Nirudda bharatamu
It is the first Telugu literary work that severely condemned untouchability and warned the upper castes this practice is harmful for the nationalism and Hinduism
Abhagya Jeevi (Unfortunate Life)
It is the depiction of Dalit life on the eve of India’s independence
Adi-Andhra Prabhodamu (Adi-Andhra Message),
(It is a collection of songs written for Adi-Andhra movement
Ambedkar – Samarasimha (Ambedkar – A Warring Lion)
Originally written 1944 onwards, it is a collection of songs that advocate Ambedkarism and criticises contemporary politics including the left
Gunturu Zilla Raithu Sangha Thommidava Varshika Samavesham (Ninth Annual meeting of Guntur District Peasants)
It is a report of the ninth annual meeting of Guntur District Peasants association affiliated to Communist Party of India. It shows how peasants were important for CPI
Erra Gadda (Red Land)
It is a collection of essays on the left revolutionary struggles in India
Erra Zenda (Red Flag)
It was a mouth piece of CPI (ML-Peoples War) Andhra State Committee
Mahathmuni Andhra Desha Sancharamu (Mahatma's Tour in Andhra Country)
A detailed account of Gandhi's Tour in Andhra Country in 1933
Panchajanyamu (People of fifth)
It is a poem that depicts the life of Dalits under democracy
Antaranivalla?
It is a pamplet that rejects the practice of untouchability by Hindu society.