• Name : Prof. J. Appa Rao
  • Designation : Head of the Department
  • Phone : (O) 0891 - 284 4479 , 4478 , 4476 || (+91) 9492495813
  • Email : drraojarra@gmail.com
    head.telugu@andhrauniversity.edu.in
PROFILE

The Department of Telugu is one which was born with the establishment of Andhra University in 1926. But the 3 year honors program were started in 1931. This department was endowed with good academic programme, that produced many eminent teachers and scholars. In 1958 , in place of 3 years B.A. Honors, 4 year Honors program was started. In 1960 M.A. Telugu program was started. The department has grown by heaps and bounds by eminent faculty members. The alumni of this department Prof. Bh.Krishna Murthy, Prof. Narayani Krishna Kumari, Prof. T.Donappa and Prof. K.Enock were appointed as Vice-Chancellors of various Universities. The syllabus of the program is continuously revised which means the purpose of various competitive examinations like U.P.S.C., A.P.P.S.C., NET, SLET etc. The department produced many civil servants and group 1 officers of AP State

Programs
Programs
M.A. Telugu
Ph.D in Telugu

Name Designation Qualification Specialization
Prof. J. Appa Rao Professor &
Head of the Department
M.A.,M.Com. , M.Phil., Ph.D. Modern Literature , Novel, Folklore, Tribal Literature, Vemana , Faminisim
Prof. A Sitaratnam Professor & Chairperson , BOS M.A., Ph.D, NET Modern Literature, Feminisim, Novel, Criticism
Dr. A.Eswaramma Associate Professor
Dr. B. Venkata Swamy Associate Professor M.A.(Tel),M.A.(San),M.A.(Ling),M.C.J,Ph.D., NET ,(D.Lit) Classical & Modern Literature, Lingustics,Folk and Tribal Literature, Criticism, Journalism
Dr. K. Ratna Sekhar Assistant Professor M.A., M.Phil. , Ph.D., NET Modern literature ,Criticism and Telugu Language
Dr. P. Lavanya Assistant Professor M.A.(Tel), M.Phil.(Gold Medal) , Ph.D., JRF Modern literature ,Dalitha Sahithyam , Folk and Tribal Studies and Femanism
Sri A. Venkateswaralu Assistant Professor
Prof.G.Yohan Babu Professor(Honorary)
Prof.V. Simmanna Professor(Honorary)