This is about the changing priorities of Telugu associations in the United States.
I attended Silicon Andhra's Silver Jubilee celebrations, and one thought stayed with me throughout the event. It was a slap on the face of almost every major Telugu association in the United States.
Every year, Telugu association events across the United States turn into grand celebrations—not only for the Telugu diaspora, but often even more for those travelling from India.
Several Telugu associations in North America are reportedly facing a severe financial crunch, forcing them to rethink how they fund their activities and conventions.
Several Telugu associations in the United States are facing a severe financial crisis, with many struggling to raise enough money to organise their biennial conventions.
A recent case involving a traveller arriving in the US on a B1/B2 visitor visa has triggered concern among many Indians.
Telugu associations in the United States traditionally organise their flagship conventions once every two years, bringing together thousands of members of the diaspora.