Osmania Velugulo
ఉస్మానియా వెలుగులో · The Telangana Student Movement. A history of the students, intellectuals, activists and people’s organisations of the Telangana movement, written after nearly a decade of research.

Telangana Separate Statehood Fighter.People’s Lawyer.Visionary Leader.Voice of the Telangana People.
A public record
A lawyer, activist, public representative and advocate of democratic values. Everything on this site is organised around three themes.
Legal profession, public rights, constitutional values and accountability.
Explore 02Student movements, social justice, grassroots activities and community service.
Explore 03Education, employment, graduates’ representation and democratic governance.
ExploreThe man
Nalamasa Krishna is not a traditional politician. He is an influential leader whose journey is rooted in dedication, service and an unwavering commitment to the people of Telangana.
From the movement for a separate Telangana state to his work as a people’s lawyer, his path has been shaped by hard work and resilience.
At the heart of it all is one vision: Prajaswamika Telangana, a Telangana that truly belongs to its people. It is a dream he is determined to turn into reality.
The journey
From the villages of Illandu to the people’s movements of Telangana, from student activism to the legal profession.
Born into an economically disadvantaged family in Komararam village, Illandu Mandal, in the erstwhile Khammam district.
As a member of the PDSU, he became active in student movements on educational rights and social equality.
Led the Telangana Praja Front, a federation of more than 200 organisations established in 2009: its state general secretary by 2014, president in 2016–17, and later state vice-president.
Entered the legal profession and established himself as an advocate in Hyderabad, pursuing public-interest issues through legal channels.
After nearly a decade of research, wrote Osmania Velugulo, a history of the Telangana student movement and the people who shaped it, up to 2013.
Announced his candidacy as an independent for the Warangal–Khammam–Nalgonda graduates’ constituency. The campaign opened on 6 November with a march from the Arts College at Osmania University to the Gun Park martyrs’ memorial.
Movements · Institutions · Service
Organisations founded, movements joined and initiatives led, each with its dates and partners on record.

In his words
ఉస్మానియా వెలుగులో · The Telangana Student Movement. A history of the students, intellectuals, activists and people’s organisations of the Telangana movement, written after nearly a decade of research.
A Telugu column welcoming the Supreme Court’s order on the sedition law and asking for the same approach to the UAPA.
A Telugu column on the 1/70 Act and the land protections of Scheduled Areas, written as state general secretary of the Telangana Praja Front.
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