Gidugu Pantulu learnt the language of the “Savara”, which is a tribe living mostly in forests. Gidugu is one of the few people to analyse this tribal dialect in a scientific manner. He then wrote books in the Savara Language and opened schools with “Savara” as medium of instruction. The Madras Government of those days gave him the title of “Rao Bahadur”. He later studied linguistics and developed the ‘Savara” grammar book in English and the Savara-English Dictionary. With the support of J.A. Yates (English School Inspector), P.T. Srinivas Iyengar (Principal of AVN College), Gurujada Appa Rao (revolutionary poet and social worker), Gidugu initiated the Telugu language reformation movement. Conservative Telugu Pundits started to worry after of this reform movement and they led a public outcry to stop it.
THIS IS HAUNTING TELUGU FROM 3000 YEARS DUE TO {ADAMANT SCHOLARS ?}PEOPLE
THIS IS HAUNTING TELUGU FROM 3000 YEARS DUE TO {ADAMANT SCHOLARS ?}PEOPLE
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ReplyDeleteCurrent Telugu script has many defects,
ReplyDeleteExample Conjunct consonants and the main character many have no relevance.
Ma and main Ma (character), Ta and main Ta etc.
క in క్క (in this case main character should be reverse క)
త in గ్త
న in గ్న
య in శ్య
మ in గ్మ etc.
Similarly vowels many do not represent the symbols - like ఆ, ఇ, ఈ, ఉ, ఊ, ఋ, ౠ, ఌ, ౡ,
ఎ, ఏ, ఒ, ఓ , ఉ, ఊ, ఋ, ౠ, with corresponding symbols కా,కి, కీ, కు, కూ, కృ, కౄ, కె, కే, కై, కొ, కో, కౌ
Similarly pronunciation (sound) characters do not match like
గ - ఘ, జ - ఝ, ట - ఠ, త - థ etc.
It is redundant to have Tala Kattu for the characters (క)
I have made characters without Tala Kattu and rebuilt the characters which is to be published.
N. Sushilkumar
Hyderabad