Telugu Communities

Tana (Telugu Association of North America) Founded in 1977 and incorporated as a non-profit by 1978, TANA is one of the oldest and largest Indo-American national-level organizations, boasting over 32,000 members across The USA and Canada. Consistent with its charter, the Telugu Association of North America (TANA) is an organization formed to perpetuate, integrate, and assimilate the cultural heritage of the Telugu-speaking people of the North American continent into the mainstream of the cultural heritage of North America.

ATA (American Telugu Association) American Telugu Association was formally incorporated as not-forprofit organization in Illinois in September 1990 and also received tax exempt status at the same time. The main purpose of the organization is to assist and promote literary, cultural, educational, religious, social, economic, health and community activities of the people of Telugu origin as well as to promote exchange programs for students, scientists, and professionals of telugu origin between the United States of America, Canada and India and other countries.

London Telugu Association (TAL) is formed in 2005 and its main aims are preserve, maintain and carry forward the cultural heritage of Telugu Community in the UK. .Assist and propagate cultural, literary, educational, social, economic and community affairs of the people of Telugu community in UK. Organise periodic Telugu literary, cultural and educational conferences, seminars, workshops to promote TAL objectives; and, to collaborate, cooperate, assist and encourage Telugu literary, cultural and educational conferences, seminars in the UK and other countries.

Bata (Telugu Association) is a non-profit organization devoted to the awareness and promotion of Telugu culture in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area. Formed in 1971, is one of the biggest Indo-American organizations in San Francisco Bay Area and is one of the oldest Telugu Associations in North America.

Sydney Telugu Association is an Incorporated non-profit voluntary organization representing and serving the majority of the Telugu community of Sydney since 1993.

Telugu Association of Australia Founded in 1992 by eager Telugu speaking people wanting to promote goodwill at large, the Telugu Association of Australia Incorporated (or TAAI as it’s affectionately called) was born. Based in Melbourne TAAI is a non-profit volunteer organisation. TAAI was founded with a main objective of spreading the Telugu culture and literature amongst the Melbourne Telugu community as well as other communities elsewhere in Victoria.

Silicon Andhra is a non-profit organization with goals to maintain and perpetuate the Telugu Samskriti(Culture), Sahityam(Literature), and Sampradayam(Tradition) among the Telugu speaking people of USA. SiliconAndhra intends to organize unique cultural and literary events that depict the rich cultural heritage traditions and arts of Andhra Pradesh.

Telugu Cultural Association of Greater Toronto is a non-profit organization promotes and conducts Telugu cultural events in Greater Toronto.

Singapore Telugu Samajam (STS) Singapore Telugu Samajam (STS) was founded in 1975, with the sole purpose of bringing together all the Telugu Community in Singapore.The Samajam is registered under Societies act in Singapore.