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Andhra Mitra (weekly)
It is a Telugu weekly published from Rangoon, Burma
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
Pratigatinchu (Lets Resist),
Collection of songs that speak Ambedkarism and criticize contemporary politics
Karshaka (Peasant)
It is a collection of poems supporting peasant movements
Malasuddi
Jala Rangaswamy was one of the important intellectuals of Adi-Andhra movement. It advocates the cleanliness and temperance among Dalits
Antaranivarevvaru?
It condemned the untouchability and argues that Dalits are aboriginals of India
Ahimsa (Non-Violence)
Jala Rangaswamy was one of the important intellectuals of Adi-Andhra movement. This work spoke on importance of non-violence in democratic movements
Harijana Keertanalu
It warned the upper castes that because of the untouchability Dalits are leaving Hinduism
Makoddu ee Kallu Sara
It is a collection of songs that advocates temperance among Dalits as part of reforming their life and building new identity for them
Sangha Vidrohula Dourjanya Pantha (Terrorist path of Social Enemies)
It was a government account of activities of Communist Party during 1948-1950.