Telugu still around ….

… yes the older establishments still have Telugu (language) signs in their boards. Many establishments in the older settlements like Mylapore, Purasawalkam, Triplicane, Parry’s corner, T Nagar etc have quite a sizable population of Telugu speaking residents.

This is at Kala Pharmacy, Pantheon Road, Egmore.

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3 comments on “Telugu still around ….”

  1. 3 Nov 2009 at 10:12 pm lavanyarammohan
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    Niice notices in and around chennai.. I would say these are not noticed that big but still gives a smile when seen as pics

    Ram: Thanks Lavanya, also for the Blogroll.

  2. 6 Nov 2009 at 10:26 am R Sathyamurthy
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    Are you sure that it is Telugu and they have not shown the different shapes of “Jaangiri or Jilebi” also being sold at the Pharmacy?

    Ram: You’ll have to trust me …. :)

  3. 16 Dec 2009 at 3:39 pm karthik.m
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    many telugu people visit to chennai for treatment and carry dr: pruscription to the pharmacy , and some who don’t know tamil and english can identify the pharmacy and communicate easily

    Ram: Yes Karthik, could be … but Telugu was also, always prevalent in the erstwhile Madras Presidency …


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