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Orugallu Andhalu – History & Cultures

Welcome to Orugallu Andhalu, a platform dedicated to exploring the rich heritage, history, and culture of India and beyond.

Our mission is to bring forgotten stories, ancient temples, kingdoms, and cultural traditions into the spotlight through research-based content.

We focus on:
🌏 Ancient Indian history and civilizations
🏛 Temple architecture and hidden wonders
🔗 Connections between regions, states, and cultures
🎥 Visual storytelling through our YouTube channel

Through our blog and YouTube videos, we aim to present history not just as dates and events, but as living experiences that continue to inspire us today.


🖋 Meet the Author

Nangunuri Vasudevanath – Founder & Author of Orugallu Andhalu.
Historian by passion and storyteller by dedication.
Focus areas: Kakatiya dynasty, temple history, inscriptions, and folklore traditions.
Vision: “To bring history closer to people in their own language and keep Orugallu’s spirit alive.”


🎨 Our Team

Alongside Vasudevanath, Orugallu Andhalu is supported by:

🎬 Varahi (Multimedia & Creative) – Handles thumbnails, editing, and visuals.
📚 Research Contributors – Support with texts, inscriptions, and cultural references.
🤝 Community – Our readers and viewers who inspire us daily.


🎥 Our YouTube Channel

We also run a YouTube channel where we present detailed videos on history, temples, and cultural mysteries.
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📧 Contact Us

For suggestions, collaborations, or feedback, feel free to reach us at:
📩 orugalluandhalu@gmail.com

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