niyogis are a sect of brahmins and are predominantly teluguspeakers

8/18/2019 Niyogis Are a Sect of Brahmins and Are Predominantly Teluguspeakers

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Niyogis are a sect of Brahmins and are predominantly Teluguspeakers.

Theories of origin

The origin of Niyogi community is descending from their Bramhin ancestors originally from Northern as well asNorth Western geographical region of present day India. About six thousand (!!!" exceptionally intelligent#extremely capable of administration# management with high degree of skills of warfare were chosen to help$shatryias in desperate need in defending the country# in piloting the %imanas. &ence the origin of the wordAaru%ela ( ' six thousand Niyogi ' a deri%ati%e of word )Niyogimpabadda) in Telugu which means appointed".Niyogin in *anskrit means +employed+ or +appointed+ and it is ,uite probable that +Niyogi+s were gi%en this name

because they accept secular employment. In the later centuries they migrated to %arious parts of the country inpursuit of better and -reen pastures. They belong to the brahmakshatriya group who took secular duties like themilitary and administration. The Niyogi Brahmins are the only Brahmin /ommunity which is ali%e in 0odern day politics.1amous !!! Niyogi0odern 2ay 3oliticians are Tangutoori 3rakasham 3antulu (AN2&4A $5*A4I" 1irst /hief 0inister of Andhra *tate.3.6.Narasimha 4ao (1irst 3rime 0inister of IN2IA from *78T&" is a aruvela niyogi brahmin.*ar%epalli 4adhakrishnan (1irst 3resident of IN2IA from *78T&".It is said in *hastras# that one should li%e near a ri%er# away from relati%es but close to place where medical help is

a%ailable. Thus# they crossed 6indhyas . As they crossed o%er 6indhyas they came across perennial 4i%er-oda%ari few of them followed 9ow of 4i%er -oda%ari. A few crossed the ri%er and went farther south and cameacross another perinial 4i%er $rishna# they followed 9ow of 4i%er $rishna. *ome went further down tracing originof $rishna 4i%er and came across the main tributory +Tungabadra+ and some other minor tributoriesof ri%er krishnaand settled down around hundreds of its tributories. *ome who went tracing the tributeries of Tunga and Bhadra

went further west and south west# to almost to west coast in 0alenadu source of ri%er $a%ery. *ome groupsfollowed 9ow of 4i%er $a%eri and went to Tan:a%ur# 0adurai etc in present day Tamil Nadu.Brahmins are known by their paths of belief# like *martas# 6aishna%as or 0adh%as. 0ost of Bramhins in Andhra3radesh# $arnataka and Tamil Nadu belong to the *marta Brahmin group. (Though in later years population of0adh%as saw increase in $arnataka where saint )0ad%acharya) spread the message of dwaitha philosophy".*marthas follow *mritis and they are all followers of Adi -uru# Adi *ankara Acharya. The *marta Brahmins followApastamba *mriti or Apastamba *utra (not 0anu *mriti". Apasthamba sutra dates back to pre (;!! B/" andthese Bramhins were the ones who mastered the art of Administration, Medicine and teaching. Theyare the earliest !!years ago (most probably during $akatiya rule"# Niyogi and 6aidiki# besides the smaller group of Bhatt (Bhattu#Bhatteria# Bhatia# Bhattarika are other %ariants." This classi?cation is based on their inherent ability and 0asterity

in Administration# *piritual 3ractices and /ooking respecti%ely. Traditionally belie%ed to ha%e descended from


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3radhamasakhi. 3radhamasakha Brahmins are also called a =agna%alkyulu and $an%eyulu. The Aru%ela Niyogis are the largest Niyogi group. 2iEerent explanations exist for the coining of the phrase +Aru%elaNiyogilu+ or !!! Niyogis. They# as well as the ma:ority of Brahmins in Andhra 3radesh# belong to the $rishna =a:ur%eda *chool. *ome part of $rishna 2ist# -untur 2ist and the surrounding areas was called as +AAru %elanaadu+.As these people belong to that area# they were called so.Another belief is that !!! brahmins once left out some area in and around +%ishakhapattanam and thesurrounding *amsthanams+.*o they were called as Aaru%ela niyogulu.Another theory asserts that !!! Brahmins left drought and faminestricken regions of presentday 0aharashtraand tra%eled to coastal and ri%erine regions of Andhra. These Brahmin settlers and their descendants# who adoptedsecular %ocations# were termed the !!! (or Aru%ela" Niyogi. 0any surnames among 0aharashtra Brahmins andAru%ela Niyogis are common (or similar" this fact is considered by many to support for this theory of migration.According to Narasimha *hastry Nori# !!! Brahmins were appointed as %illage heads and accountants and trainingimparted to them# way back in FGth or FHth century A2

Pravaras5%ery Brahmin family will ha%e 3ra%ara . This means e%ery family linked up with one or two or three origins orancestors or 6amsa 3arampara. 5%ery brahmin family will ha%e minimum three 4ishis . 1or example .# Angirasa #Aayasha# -argeysa. This is one parampara . These three people are origin for today)s generation .


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Telugu mo%ie of recent times *hankarabharanamuJ superbly enacted by *ri *omaya:ulu (K" may perhaps beconsidered to be that of a $ramadhatiJ in the rendering of /arnatic music. 2asagrandhalaJ 6iswanathadwarya wasan authority on the ten main 8panishads. 3radyothaJ Nursimha *omaya:ulu was similarly an authority on theobser%ance and performance of rituals. $anadamJ 6ishnu%ardhana Bhattlu was an authority of the earlier branch of


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• 2urga

• 2ulla

• 2urgara:u

• 2amerla

• 2a%uluri

• 2esara:u

• 2e%alra:u

• 2e%arabotla

• 2e%arabotla

• 2ongra

• 2ontara:u

• 2osapati

• 2amara:u

• 2hur:ati

• 5dury (*AN2I


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• -hantasala

• -oda%ari

• -ogulapati

• -ori:a%olu

• -udipaty

• -uduru

• -undlapalli

• -undumalla

• -untupalli

• Ikkurthy

• Ikkurty

• Ikkurthi

• Illandula

• Illendula

• Illindala

• Indurthi

• Inapurapu (or Ayenapurapu"

• Inumella

• eedigunta

• osyula

• $agupati

• $agollu

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• $akarlapudi

• $akarlamudi

• $amara:u

• $ambhammettu (B&A42WAA*A -7T4&A0"

• $anukollu

• $A3A6A4A38 (&A4IT&A*A -7T&4A0"

• $A3I


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• Nidada%olu

• Nissankala

• 7ddira:u

• 3amidimukkala

• 3amidighamtam

• 3andrapragada

• 3indiproliC3indiprolu

• 3alepu

• 3aluri

• 3amarthy (AT45=A*A -7T&4A0"

• 3arimi

• 3arupudi

• 3atibanda

• 3enamakuriC3enamakuru

• 3oosapati (0inisters of 6i:ayanagara Asthanam"

• 3otula

• 3oruri

• 3ulapaka

• 3usuluri

• 4a:a%olu

• 4ayaprolu

• 4egadamilli

• 4e%uri (B&A42WAA*A -7T&4A0"

• 4ayabharam (*ri%atsa%a -othram"

• 4aya%arapu

• 4upanagunta

• 4udra%arapu

• 4yali (B&A42WAA*A -7T4&A0"

• *alapaka

• *rikaram

• *andepudi


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• *ampatam

• *ambara:u

• *ambatur

• *attenapalli

• *atram

• *ankuratripati (*ri%atsasa -othram"

• *annikandlapadu

• *amudram

• *aripalli

• *a%idi

• *eetamra:u

• *ingara:u

• *omaasi

• *omara:u

• *thaanam

• Tadepalli

• Tammera

• Thondapi

• Toleti

• Torthi

• Tumu (Bhadrachalam"

• Tuttagunta

• Turlapati

• Twaraka%i

• 8dayagiri

• 8llaganti

• 8nda%alli

• 8nna%a

• 8ppala

• 8rakaranam

• 8ta


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• 8ttaralingamakuntla

• 6addadi

• 6addira:u

• 6adduri

• 6adlamudi

• 6aduri

• 6ahi

• 6allambhatla

• 6alluri

• 6anam

• 6angipurapu

• 6ankamamidi

• 6ankeswarapu

• 6ela%arthipati

• 6enneti

• 6aragani

• 6arahagiri

• 6areswaram

• 6arkhola

• 6asa

• 6asira:u

• 6egara:u

• 6eladi

• 6elagapudi

• 6epachedu

• 6innakota

• 6issa

• 6issamra:u#

• =edida

• =ellapragada

• =endluri


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• =erra%ally

• =amarthy

0ost of these families belong to +$an%a+ or +$an%eeya+ branch of 3radhamasakha. 0any of these family names areuni,ue to 3radhamasakha# and you may not ?nd the same names in any other Brahmin caste# but some familynames are found in %arious other Brahmin groups as well. Also# some of these family names may be found in nonBrahmin castes due to the fact that many of the family names are deri%ed from the %illage names .

Aru%ela Niyogi and 7ther Niyogi Brahmins

• Abburi

• Abbara:u

• Achanta

• Achira:u

• Addanki

• Adidamu

• Adimulam

• Adipudi

• Adira:u

• Aditham

• Adi%i

• Aduri

•

Adurthi

• A::arapu

• Akkanapragada C Akkinapragada C Akkenapragada (all are same as they are proper nouns"

• Akka4a:u

• Akkinepalli

• Akkira:u

• Akunuri

• Aluru

• AmancherlaCAmancharla

• Amanaganti

• Amperayani

• Ammanabrolu

• Ananthara:u


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• Andukuri

• Annapragada

• Annamra:u

• Anna%aram

• Appara:u (3arasara -otram (tryorishi pra%ara 6asishta*akti3arasara" in Aru%ela Niyogi"

• Appara:u (also exists in Nanda%areeka Niyogi S 3radhama *akha Niyogi"

• Aradhyula

• Ar:arapu

• Atluri

• Atreyapurapu

• A%asarala

• A%atapalli

• A%%a

• Ayyade%ara Bharadwa:asa -othramU

• Ayyagari

• Ayyalara:u

• Bakara:u

• Balabhadrapatruni

• Balanthrapu

• Balemarthy

• Bali%ada

• Balli:epalli

• Bandhaka%i

• Banda

• Bapatla

• Basa%ara:u

• Bhadrira:u

• Bhamidipati

• Bharatham

• Bhattiprolu

• Bha%ara:u


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• Bheema%arapu

• Bheemara:uCBhimara:u

• Bhogara:u

• Bhogra:

• Bhupatira:u

• Bitragunta

• Bodapati

• Bollapragada

• Bommara:u

• Bommakanti

• Bommireddipalli

• Banthalpad

• Boyinepalli

• Botlaguduru

• Brahmandam

• Buddha%arapu

• Budhira:u

• Budara:u

• Buyyanapragada

• /hadalawada

• /haganti

• /hakilam

• /halla

• /hallapally

• /hamarthy

• /handramouli

• /handrara:u

• /handarlapati

• /hatrathi

• /hamara:u

• /heemalamarri


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• /hengal%ela

• /hennapragada

• /herukupalli (It)s the name of a %illage in -untur district.. They actually belong to =allapragada"

• /heruku%ada

• /hilakalapudi

• $hila%apati

• /himakurthy

• /hinta

• /hinnamutte%i

• chintagunta

• /hintapalli

• /hintalapudi

• /hittamuri

• /hittapragada

• choragudi

• /hitrapu

• /hitturi

• /hoda%arapu

• /hunduru

• /ommuri

• 2aliparthy

• 2amara:u

• 2ammalapati

• 2anam

• 2antanara:u

• 2a%uluri

• 2esabhatla

• 2esabhatla

• 2esara:u

• 2esira:u

• 2e%arabhotla


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• 2e%alra:u

• 2e%ambotla

• 2e%arabotla

• 2e%ulapalli

• 2hanyamra:u

• 2harani

• 2harma%arapu

• 2ina%ahi

• 2ittaka%i

• 2odda%arapu

• 2ontara:u

• 2ronamra:u

• 2uggara:u

• 2uggirala

• 2hur:ati

• 2uttaluru

• 5adara

• 5lchuri

• 5n:eti

• 5eswarapragada

• -ade

• -adira:u

• -addamanugu

• -adi

• -anda%arapu

• -andepalli

• -anga%arapu

• -angara:u

• -an:am

• &entela

• -hattamara:u (-owtamasya -othram"


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• -ollamudi

• -opara:u

• -oteti

• -o%indara:u

• -udipati

• -udladona

• -udla%alleti

• -ullapalli

• -ummara:u

• -undimeda

• -undlapalli

• -undamara:u

• -unnikuntla

• -ura@ada

• Idury

• Ilapa%uluri

• Illandula

• Illendula

• Illindala

• Indupalli

• Inamanamelluri

• Inugurthi

• Inumella

• Ippagunta

• Iraga%arapu

• Itikala

• I%aturi

• akkara:u

• eedigunta

• illellamudi

• onnalagadda


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• ayagiri

• ayanthi

• $aasira:u

• $adambari

• $alapatapu

• $aligotla

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• $asturi

• $asukurthi

• $atranikona

• $aturi

• $attekola (&aritasa -othram"

• $a%i

• $a%ipurapu

• kesaanapalli

• $esinapalli

• $hambhammettu

• $ocherlakota

• $oduri

• $odi

• $oka

• $ona

• $olanu

• $alluri

• $oduru

• $ommara:u (&aritasa -otram"

• $omara

• $omaragiri (6asishta -othram"

• $omarra:u

• $ona

• $onda

• $ondepudi

• $ondapally

• $onduri

• $onduru

• $onidena

• $onuru

• $opparapu


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• $orimilli

• $orrapati

• $orupolu

• $otamra:u

• $otamarthi

• $otaru

• $otharu

• $otichintala

• $o%uru

• $ro%%idi

• $ummamuru

• $uchimanchi

• $untamukkala

• $underu

• $undurthi

• $urapati

•


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• 0anapragada

• 0anchikalapati

• 0anchikanti

• 0anchira:u

• 0andapaka

• 0andapati

• 0angu

• 0anna%a

• 0annepalli

• 0antri

• 0antripragada

• 0aramra:u

• 0arella

• 0arripati

• 0attigunta

• 0atukumalli

• 0edikonduru

• 0edukonduru

• 0ittagunta

• 0ocherla

• 0odukuru

• 0ooparti

• 0oorthira:u

• 0opide%i

• mudunuru

• 0ukkamala

• 0ukte%i

• 0ulakaluri

• 0ullapudi

• 0ulugu

• 0ulpur


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• 0ulpuri

• 0uthara:u

• 0unagamuri

• 0unimanikyam

• 0unipalle

• 0uppalla

• 0u%%a (0o%%a"

• 0ynampati

• 0yla%arapu

• Nadela

• Nama%arapu

• Namburi

• Nandana%anam

• Nandigama

• Nandira:u

• Nandiwada

• Nanduri

• Nandury

• Narapara:u

• Nadimpalli

• Na%uluri

• Neelamra:u

• Nerella

• Nemalikanti

• Nellutla

• Nemalikanti

• Nidamarthi

• Nemali

• Nidumolu

• Nadupalli

• Nimushaka%iCNimishaka%i


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• Nissankala

• 3abbara:u

• 3acha%a ($oundinyasa -otram" formerly 4amachandruni

• 3agolu

• 3aidipati

• 3alakodety

• 3ali%ela

• 3alukuru

• 3alutla

• 3amidipati

• 3amulaparthi

• 3amulapati

• 3anamgipalli

• 3anchala%arapu

• 3andrangi

• 3andra%ada

• 3anguluri

• 3anthangi

• 3aramatmuniC3aramathmuni

• 3ar%atam (B&A42WAA*A -7T4&A0 !!! NI=7-I*"

• 3aramkusham

• 3arimi

• 3arupalli

• 3aaturi

• 3athapati

• 3atibanda

• 3attamatta

• 3egatra:u

• 3athikonda

• 3eddada

• 3elluri


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• 3emmara:u

• 3enamakuru

• 3enumudi

• 3erali

• 3etluri

• 3ingali

• 3iduru

• 3indiprolu

• 3ochira:u

• 3oduri

• 3ogalore

• 3oolla

• 3olamra:u

• 3olapragada

• 3ola%aram

• 3oluri

• 3onduri

• 3onnada

• 3onnekanti

• 3oruri

• 3othapragada

• 3othara:u

• 3otturi

• 3ragada

• 3ragadara:u

• 3raturi

• 3uligadda

• 3uli:ala

• 3ulikanti

• 3ulipaka

• 3ullamara:u


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• 3ulugurtha ($oundinyasa -othram"

• 3unyamurthula

• 3oosapati (0inisters of 6i:ayanagara $ingdom"

• 3utre%u

• 3uttabakula

• 3uttamra:u

• 3u%%ada

• 4achapudi

• 4acherla

• 4amapragada

• 4a:asekharuni

• 4amachandruni ($oundinyasa -otram"

• 4amara:u (There are two F. 4amara:u (5ka" V. 4amara:u (3alnadu""

• 4angara:u

• 4a%ela

• 4a%inutala

• 4a%ipati

• 4a%ula

• 4a%ulaparti

• 4a%uri

• 4eturi

• 4upanagunta

• *ambhara:u

• *andepudi

• *angara:u

• *anka

• *ankhamra:u

• *antapur

• *ambatur

• *arra:u

• *arikonda

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• *ar%epalli

• *athuluri

• *attira:u

• *aathamra:u

• *atya%olu

• *eethamra:u

• *eethanra:u

• *eethimra:u

• *iddira:u

• *ingam

• *ingampalli

• *ingara:u

• *iripurapu

• *i%ara:u

• *rigirira:u

• *rikantham

• *riramagiri

• *unkaranam

• *unkesula

• *urapara:u

• *urampudi

• Tadanki

• Tadakamalla

• Tadikonda

• Tallapragada

• Tallamra:u

• Talluri

• Tamiri ($ousikasa"

• Tam%ada

• Tanguturi

• Tanuku


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• Tata%arthy

• Tadakamalla

• Tadinada

• Tadimalla

• Tadimeti

• Tamirisa

• Tata%arthy

• Tatira:u

• Telide%ara

• Tenneti

• Tetali

• Thungathurthi

• Thalupooru

• Thatikonda

• Thondapi

• Tummurugoti

• Timmara:u

• Tippara:u

• Tummalacheru%

• Tummurugoti

• Turimella

• Turaga C T%araka%i

• Turlapati C Turlapaty

• 8nna%a

• 8ppaluri

• 8ppugunduriCWuppukondurCWuppugundur

• 6addadi

• '(addiparthi' !)*** Niyogis + rivastava &otram#

• 6adlamannati

• 6adre%u

• 6alluri


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• 6a::a

• 6akkalanka

• 6amara:u

• 6angipurapu

• 6ankamamidi

• 6anukuru

• 6aranasi

• 6arahagiri

• 6edagiri

• 6edururu

• 6edara:u

• 6eladi

• 6elagapudi

• 6elaparti

• 6eldurthy

• 6elichety

• 6elu%ali

• 6ema%arapu

• 6empati

• 6emuganti

• 6emula

• 6emulakonda

• 6emuri

• 6entrapragada

• 6ennelaganti

• 6ennelakanti

• 6enuturupalle

• 6epakomma

• 6innakota

• 6iriyala

• 6issapragada


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• 6olety

• 6oore

• (utu%uru (!!! Niyogis $oundinyasa -otram"

• 6urakaranam

• 6ulpalli

• Wuriti

• abaluri

• =allapragada

• =amaarthy

• =andapalli C =andapally

• =erramillu

• =arrapragada

• =edida

• =endluri

• =erramilli

• =errapragada

• =erragudipati

• =eddanapudi

• Wuppalapati C 8ppalapati

• 6arigonda

• 6a::a

• 6a::ala

• 6alluru

• %allury

• Tallapragada

• Tippara:u

• =ellamra:u

• =elamati

• 4amara:u

• yerukalapudi

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*urnames of $aranams(sista karanam" in Andhra 3radeshUU

In Andhra 3radesh the surname of the people Telugu speaking $aranas may be Belagam#0arkonda# 3atnaikuni#0urahari# 0urahari 4ao# Amiti# Arikathota# Ayyannamahanty# $uppannagari# -anda%arapu# Bahadursha# Bandaru#Behara# 2ontara:u# 0akku%a# Bantupalli# Bhasuru# $ottakki# Tattikota# 3alteru# 2aggubati# 5luru#


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= =ellumahanthi# =ellumahanti

Niyogis Today

ai Niyogi# Tyagi# /hitpawan# 0ohyal# Anawil...

Niyogis unlike the rest of the Brahmins# were warriors# administrators# ministers# reformers in preindependentcolonial India i.e. more like the *amurais of apan.Niyogis are those brahmins# who took up %arious secular%ocations including military ones like their counterparts in other states such as /hitpa%ans in 0aharashtra# 0ohyals

in the 3un:ab # Tyagis and Bhumihar Brahmins in most parts of Northern India and the 3ushpaka Brahmins of

$erala . 1or this many of them ga%e up religious occupations such as priesthood. Today you can see only handfull of niyogi priests working in some temples. But still as brahmins# they are committed to follow indi%idualCfamilyle%el rituals re,uired to be followed at their homes# e%en though they don)t choose that as career outside. &ence#the Niyogis ne%er either accept a religious gift or partake of *hraadha food (food gi%en to Brahmins during deathrelated rituals". In spite of li%ing in modern age# most of them ne%er gi%e up their consciousness regarding their%edic heritage# but rather try to follow or understand them radically.

Niyogis depend and emphasi@e on modern education# administration (Niyogis ha%e traditionally been wellrepresented in the lower cadres of local administration in Andhra 3radesh"# management etc. In the past# they wereXamindars# Talukdars# 0unsabs# 0inor kings# 0inisters in the courts of kings and feudatories. 0any of them were

%illage accountantsCclerk# $aranams (in Andhra " or 3atwaris (in Telangana"# until recently. A famous saying goesYendu Niyogimpavalenanna Niyogimpadagina vaadu Niyogi &e who can be trusted for successful completion oftask is a Niyogi.

0any of them were %illage accountantsCclerks# karanams (Andhra" or patwaris (Telangana"# until recently# as aheritage. &owe%er# these positions were abolished by the Telugu 2esam 3arty -o%ernment during FQP!s. As aresult of this and other populist programs such as reser%ations and ,uotas for selected castes and tribes# NiyogiBrahmins had become economically weak till a generation back because of the sudden end to their %ocation. Things ha%e now changed for much better with the community members doing well and occupying senior positionsin pri%ate sector and e%en ha%e their own business establishments.

• tikkana poet

• )ka%i sar%abhouma)srinadhudu poet#

• $hadga tikkana great warrior

• Induluri annaya mantri *a%ed andhra from muslim rule after fall of kakateeyas

• Narayana 4ao 0yla%arapu 1irst Ad%antage *an 2iego# 8*A

• Tenali 4amakrishnudu

• $ancharla -opanna

• 0ahamantri Timmarusu

• 0adanna and Akkanna# the ministers with -olconda nawabs

• Akkara:u


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• 4aya 0antri

• Bendapudi Annamantri -eneral and Administrati%e 0inister in $akatiya $ingdomU

• Turaga %enkata ka%i

• $andukuri 6eeresalingam

• 4amdhari *ingh 2inkar National 3oet&indiBhumihar Brahmin of Bihar.

• $ < 4ao distinguished /i%il engineer and /abinet 0inister

• Tanguturi 3rakasam 3antulu 1irst /hief 0inister for the state of Andhra 3radesh

• -eneral A.*. 4ao (7.B.5.

• -eneral $. 6. $rishna 4ao

• 3anchala%arapu 6enkata *ubbarao

• 5lchuri *ubrahmanyam one of the Niagara poets

• 5lchuri 0uralidhara 4ao a scholar# classical poet and ashta%adhani

• 5lchuri 6i:aya 4agha%a 4ao a -rate poet# 1lute 5xpert.

• $rishna(cartoonist"krishna kishore %alluri

• $.*.4. 3rasad

• $./.3rakash

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• /anchupaty 6enkatarao 6enkasami 4ao 0A*T54 /.6.6# the founder of new =oga called Bhrukta 4ahita Taraka 4a:a =oga.

• 3andit 3rakash 6ir *hastri eminent 3arliamentarian and scholar of *anskrit.

• 6angipurapu %enkata sai


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• 4a:asekharuni 2ikshitulu

• 0ooparthi *ita 4ama 4ao# *undarakanda Author (3radhama *akha Niyogi"

• 0uttanapalli 6enkata *ubba 4ao (4enowned Ad%ocate in Andhra 3radesh"

• 0unimanikyam Narasimha 4ao (kantham kathalu" (3radhama *akha Niyogi"

• 4a: -ollamudi (Aaru%elu Niyogi" ( Blue*tream 6entures"

• *hama 4ao

• $andukuri 4amabhadra 4ao 5minent Telugu 3oet S


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• 2r 3egatra:u 4a:asekhar# 1amous 3hysician in Nellore

• 4angara:u 4adhika 4ao

• Budhira:u -uru 3rasad S Budhira:u *uryakanta 4atna

• Tadakamalla Indu

• Talluri -nanananda 3undarikaksha 4ao. 1reedom 1ighter. 4e:ected for 1reedom 1ighter Bene?ts from-o%ernment.

• Talluri /handra *ekhara 3rasad. 2-0 Bhilai *teel 3lant# Bhilai# 2urg district# *tate /hattisgarh.

• Talluri *ri 0alleswara 3rasad# Warangal.. 1amous *ocial and 3olitical reforms writer# poet. &a%ing H


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• BIT4A-8NTA 4A-&83AT&I 4A7 -aru# 7N-7V"

• 2esira:u Narasimha 4ao# 3rofessor and 2ean at 2ept 7f Biochemistry# Indian Institute 7f *cience# Bangalore( %ela Niyogi"

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• 2harma%arapu *ubramanyam (1amous Telugu /omedian"

• 2r. -adira:u.*udhakar (I.1.* 7Lcer"

• 2r. 3onamgi *uri Babu# 3lastic *urgeon# &oboken# New ersey

• 2r. -adira:u.Nageswara 4ao (1ormer principal AN-4A8"

• A/&T8NI.*4INI6A*A 084T= (/.5.7 *AT=A0 3opularly known as A*0"

• 6IA= A2I4A8 ( 1amous T.6 Artist in TA0I< *54IA


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• $a%uru &anumayamma# 7ldest *ur%i%ing $a%uru to my knowledge

• /hamarty 4amanarao# Temple 8ni%ersity

• Boyanapalli 4amakrishna Bharadwa:# 4esearch *cientist# Boulder# /olorado

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