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Scheduled Kulala Dasyam Inkentha Kalam? (How long is the Slavery of Scheduled Castes?
It is a critique of upper caste politics. Moshe explains paths for Dalit liberation
Raithu Samasyalu (2nd part)
It is an account of the problems of the landholders
Matha Tathvamu-Manava Prakruthi (Religious principle and Human Nature)
A monthly magazine ran by Chilakamarthi Lakshmi Narasimham, a reformist nationalist leader. It captures reformist trends during the first decade of twentieth century
Speech by B. K. Gaikwad, President Republican Party of India on the occasion of the 5th session of the R.P.I. held at Delhi on 1st May 1965
It is a speech delivered by B. K. Gaikwad, President Republican Party of India on the occasion of the 5th session of the R.P.I. held at Delhi on 1st May 1965
Dalitulapi Damanakanda
It is an account of violence on Dalits in post-colonial India in general and Andhra in particular.
Bharata Communistulu: Vari Vintha Vaikari (Indian communists: Their Peculiar Behavior)
It is a critique of the Communists by Congress
Nimna Jatyuddarana Prathama Sabha
Andhra country’s First Conference for the Emancipation of Depressed Classes
Manorama, January, 1906
A monthly magazine ran by Chilakamarthi Lakshmi Narasimham, a reformist nationalist leader. It captures reformist trends during the first decade of twentieth century
Manorama, February, 1906
A monthly magazine ran by Chilakamarthi Lakshmi Narasimham, a reformist nationalist leader. It captures reformist trends during the first decade of twentieth century
Manorama, May, 1906
A monthly magazine ran by Chilakamarthi Lakshmi Narasimham, a reformist nationalist leader. It captures reformist trends during the first decade of twentieth century