In a significant cultural outreach, Telangana has pledged to bolster efforts to preserve and promote the Telugu language, heritage, and ancient epics in Mauritius. Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka made the commitment during a meeting with a high-level Mauritian delegation at Praja Bhavan on Saturday.

Key facts

  • Telangana offers support for Telugu language, culture, and heritage in Mauritius
  • Delegation led by Mauritius Minister Lachmuna Raj Pentiah met Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka
  • Meeting held on Saturday at Praja Bhavan
  • Focus on education, culture, research, arts, and language initiatives

Strengthening Historical Ties

Vikramarka emphasized the long-standing cordial relations between Telangana and Mauritius, rooted in shared historical and cultural heritage. He noted the special connection through Telugu language, culture, and traditions, highlighting how the Telugu community forms a vital part of Mauritius’s multicultural society.

Collaborative Initiatives

The Deputy CM assured that Telangana would assist in advancing the Ram Bhajanam program undertaken by the Mauritius government. Support will extend to areas including education, culture, research, arts, and language—a comprehensive effort to nurture Telugu traditions abroad.

“Our government will also provide support in areas of education, culture, research, arts, and language.” — Bhatti Vikramarka

Mauritius’s Commitment

Lachmuna Raj Pentiah, Mauritius Minister for Public Service and Administrative Services, acknowledged the role of the Telugu Cultural Centre in Mauritius. He pointed out that lakhs of Telugus in the country are actively preserving and promoting their linguistic and cultural traditions.