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- Collection: Vernacular communism in Andhra
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Abhagya Jeevi (Unfortunate Life)
It is the depiction of Dalit life on the eve of India’s independence
Abhyudaya Rachana
It is a collection of poems describing the fate of the laborurers and advocates the communist revolution.
Adi-Andhra Prabhodamu (Adi-Andhra Message),
(It is a collection of songs written for Adi-Andhra movement
Adi-Andhra Prabhodamu (Message of Adi-Andhra)
It is a collection of poems that encourage Dalits to struggle for liberation and criticises contemporary politics including the left
Adimandhra Anu Panchama Kula Prabhodamu (Message to a Panchama caste called Adimandhra)
it is a critique of the Indian nationalist movement and contemporary society and advise for Dalits to pursue the method for emancipation
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
Alamuru Grama Punarnirmana Karapatramu
It is written to propagate temperance especially among the Dalits. It was part of the village reconstruction movement leading by Congress leaders
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
Andhra Communist Committee Agranayakula Nagna Satyalu (Truths regarding Top Leaders of Andhra Communist Committee),
Chadalavada Pichhaia was a Communist party core leader until 1948. Later, he came out of it and criticised its leadership on various grounds that includes deceiving the untouchables
Andhra Congress Socialist Party Nibandanalu (Rules of Andhra Congress Socialist Party)
It contains rules of Andhra Congress Socialist Party that had to be followed by its members.