>From the current discussion on telugu web pages it appears to me that
many of the SCITers are not aware of the Telugu Home Page at
http://india.bgsu.edu/telugu/index.html
and the features it carries ! I urge all SCIT readers to visit
that page, check out its features and send suggestions for improvement !
Many of you may also be interested in contributing to the various
features. I am sure, Suresh Kolichala, who is maintaining that page,
will be more than glad to receive your suggestions and contributions.
There are also other pages on the web that carry useful information
regarding AP and Telugu ! Most Web surfers are aware of the AP home page
at
http://www.site.gmu.edu/~sneelam/AP/index.html
It was one of the foremost in carrying extensive AP related info.
And then there is the listing of Personal Homepages, as Prasad
Chodavarapu pointed out, by Kiran Ravuri at
http://uptown.turnpike.net/K/kiran/telugu.htm
In my home page at
http://www.erc.msstate.edu/~sanka
and that of Prasad Chodavarapu at
http;//www.cen.uiuc.edu/~chodavar
people interested in Telugu literature, filmsongs can find interesting
info gathered from the net from some of your contributions to these
discussions.
I am sure there are many more web pages related to AP /Telugu that have
very informative, and/or entertaining content. It would indeed be a good
idea to have a collection of the more interesting of these at the Telugu
Home Page. Until that is realised interested Telugu literature buffs are
urged to check out the above mentioned pages and contribute to their
improvement.
Regards,
-- Sankaram=================================================================== | SANKA RAMAKRISHNA | | e-mail : sanka@erc.msstate.edu | | home page : http://www.erc.msstate.edu/~sanka/ | | phone : 601-325-2526 (Work.) | ===================================================================