Office Bearers
Coordinators
(Use @bhaarathi.org domain name along with the user name to form the full Email ID.)
Coordinator L0
Kalyani Boorla
Email: kalyani.boorla
Coordinator L1
Naga Soundarya Rameshwari Betu
Email: soundarya.betu
Coordinator L2
Lakshmi Dasari
Email: lakshmi.dasari
Coordinator L3
Swarupa Lakshmi Thoka
Email: lashmi.thoka
Coordinator L4
Avanthi Manam
Email: avanthi.manam
Coordinator L5
Udayasree Yeddanapudi
Email: udayasree.yeddanapudi
Cultural Coordinator
Ravi Varma Alluri
Email: varma.alluri
Media Coordinator
Udayasree Yeddanapudi
Email: udayasree.yeddanapudi
Student Experience Coordinator
Sirisha Devarakonda
Email: sirisha.devarakonda
Parent Communication & Relationship Coordinator
Swarupa Lakshmi Thoka
Email: lashmi.thoka
About Us
Bhaarathi Vidyalayam is a 501c(3) organization registered in Texas and with the IRS in the USA with EIN: 99-1903156, and is based on the services of volunteers – volunteering in their spare time, but working for preservation of the great Telugu language and culture. None of our directors or office bearers, or teachers are paid positions. And learning in Bhaarathi Vidyalayam is free.
Our directors:
- A. Gunde, MS
- R. Dodla, Ph. D.
- V. Chilakapati, M. D.
Vision & Mission
లక్ష్యం Vision
లక్ష్యం:
సంపన్నమైన మరియు ప్రాచీనమైన తెలుగు భాష, సంస్కృతుల సూక్ష్మ నైపుణ్యాల నుండి సమాజానికి ప్రయోజనం చేకూర్చే లక్ష్యమే శ్రీకారంగా భారతీ విద్యాలయం సంస్థ నెలకొల్పబడింది. తెలుగుభాష యందు జీవం పోసుకున్న ఎందరో మహానుభావుల చరిత్రలను, వారి రచనలయందు దాగియున్న సార్వత్రిక భావాలను, సంగీత సాహిత్యములతో రంగరింపబడి, భక్తి, మానవ అంతఃకరణ విప్లవాత్మకతను వెలికి తీయు మార్గములను ఈ నాటి సమాజానికి అందించుటయే భారతీ విద్యాలయం సంస్థ యొక్క అంతిమ లక్ష్యం.
Vision
Bhaarathi Vidyalayam envisions a time when the society benefits from the linguistic, and cultural nuances of the rich and ancient Telugu language that produced great works by poets, musicians, philosophers, artists. We strive to serve particularly those who do not have the same advantages of those born in Telugu states, and make kids speak, think, understand, read, and write Telugu – and participate in the richer Telugu culture.
దార్శనికం Mission
దార్శనికం:
భారతీ విద్యాలయం తెలుగు భాషను మాట్లాడుట, గ్రహించుట, చదువుట మరియు వ్రాయుట కోసం నైపుణ్యములను అందిస్తుంది, మరియు సార్వత్రిక భారతీయ సాంస్కృతిక నైపుణ్యములను, అవగాహన మరియు ప్రశంసలను అన్ని వయస్సుల వారికి ఉచితంగా అందిస్తుంది. ఈ కార్యకలాపాలను వ్యక్తిగత ప్రయోజనాలను విడనాడి, అంకితభావం గల బోధనా మార్గాన్ని అనుసరించడం ద్వారా మరియు నాణ్యమైన పాఠ్యాంస పద్ధతులను పాటించుట ద్వారా సాధిస్తుంది.
మిషన్ను సాధించడం: మిషన్కు స్వచ్ఛంద విరాళాలు మరియు అర్హత కలిగిన స్వచ్ఛంద ఉపాధ్యాయులు మరియు ప్రాంతీయ కేంద్రాలను నడుపుతున్న స్వచ్ఛంద సమన్వయకర్తలు మద్దతు ఇస్తారు. భారతీ విద్యాలయం బ్రాండును ఉపయోగించడానికి, ఏ ప్రాంతీయ కేంద్రమైనా దాని మిషన్ మరియు అమలులో సంస్థ ప్రమాణాలను తప్పక నెరవేర్చాలి.
Mission:
Bhaarathi Vidyalayam imparts skills for speaking, comprehending, reading, and writing of Telugu language, and helping in understanding and appreciation of the universal Indian cultural skills and philosophy to seekers of all ages for free by pursuing a path of selfless, and dedicated teaching and maintaining excellence in quality of curriculum. Accomplishing the mission: The mission is supported by voluntary donations, and qualified voluntary teachers, and voluntary coordinators running regional centers.
To continue to use the Bhaarathi Vidyalayam brand, a regional center must fulfill the organization’s standards in its mission, and execution.
Why Bhaarathi Vidyalayam?
Telugu language is one of the ancient languages still spoken in India and many people living across the world. The language continues to flourish enormously with contributions from great philosophers, musicians, singers, actors, writers, and poets. However the newer generations are losing touch with the language skills, in particular speaking and thinking skills.
This lack of sufficient ability to speak, understand, and think in Telugu makes them miss the great treasure of philosophy, music, and poetry buried in the culture. This state of affairs is a great disservice to the world. Additionally most kids who are interested in learning the Telugu language of current day are not born in an environment that is ideal to learn Telugu. This is despite the fact there is a thin segment of Telugu speaking people who are well versed in Telugu literature and philosophy.
Unfortunately this is not translating into a materially beneficial skill-transfer of Telugu language to the next generation.
Bhaarathi Vidyalayam aims to correct this situation, and has taken a radical decision to offer the language classes for free, and rely on donations of kind-hearted souls for its daily operations. This effort in this direction should indeed be considered as a mandate upon those who have seen the beauty and enjoyed the great music passed on by vaaggeyakaaraas, and benefited from the philosophy preserved in the writings of Telugu language.
Telugu people are spread across the world, and in deed across the modern professions, and we call all of them to do their might to preserve the Telugu language in return for the many benefits that they received from the music, writing, and poetry. Many indeed are contributing in their own way, and we are proud to have found a path that we think would make a difference in causing kids learn, speak, and think, and eventually enjoy the music, writings, and philosophy of the Telugu language.
We invite you to join our cause, and make this your cause as well. All the people working at Bhaarathi Vidyalayam are volunteers, and work for no direct or indirect monetary benefit, or no hidden agendas. Students learn free. With sufficient contributions, we intend to open physical face-to-face classes as well – all keeping in mind our mission of making kids speak, comprehend, read, and write Telugu.
Please enroll your kids in Bhaarathi Vidyalayam, join the voluntary team of teachers, and contribute your might.
Our Amazing Team
Our team comprises of dedicated individuals who are passionate about the ancient language of Telugu, and are inspired by the wealth, flexibility, and intricacies of the Telugu language and culture. And most importantly they come from the parents who are interested in teaching and engaging with students, and imparting the culture by stories, lessons, songs, plays, and debates.
- Praveena Parpati
- Nirjara Dodla
- Hardhik Sripuram
- Shraddha Siddhartha
- Shakthik Sripuram
- Subhadra Charugalla
- Udayasree Yeddanapudi
- Mihi Madasu
- Sony Latha Bonthu
- Thanuja Polani
- Swapna Bandi
- Kranthi Rani Ghanta
- Padmavathi Reddy
- Hima Uppili
- Kumar Terli
- Sirisha Praveen
- Chandana Ganta
- Ramalakshmi Malladi
- Sreekari Nandikonda
- Saijyothi Byreddy
- Varma Alluri
- Sneha Mullapudi
- Gayathri Modem
- Lakshmi Sowjanya
- Malathi Delhi
- Prathyusha Kondreddy
- Anuradha Padedapu
- Karuna Gummadi
- Laxmi Boggula
- Subhash Tatavarty
- Jyothi Jangili
- Dharani Vuchuru
- Swarajyam Gokarapu
- Lakshmi Bodapati
- Lakshmi Pilla
- Vani Konda
- Naga Soundarya Betu
- Kalyani Boorla
- Deepthi Nelluri
- Deepthi Duriseti
- Ramya Batta
- Sruthi Deshmukh
- Nirmala Talla
- Vennela Mallampati
- Jaabili Mallampati
- Sharmila Solleti
- Suneetha Javvadula
- Sunitha Peddakurma
- Rohini Pasala
- Aswini Alamuru
- Padma Vuddagiri
- Nagamani Sadineni
- Harini Geerlapally
- Venkata Dinesh Konatalapalli
- Mridula Madabhushanam
- Usha Chintalapati
- Bhramaramba Borusu
- Mamatha Anugu
- Kanaka Durga Devi Ayyagari
- Sangeetha Subbagari
- Rohit Katuri
- Bhavika Kaparthi
- Ambica Pavuluri
- Bhavani Jannu
- Swarupa Lakshmi Thoka
- Ramana D.
- Avanthi Manam
- Sirisha Devarakonda
- Radhika Potlu
- Madhavi Ramini