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Andhra language
Andhra language is the Sanskrit name of the Telugu language.

Telugu languageAndhra language is the Sanskrit name of the Telugu language. Andhra is the ancient name of Telingana, the Telugu country.

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(Last Updated on : 12/09/2009)
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