TAK Upcoming Event: 2012 TAK Vari Ugadi Sandadi

The TAK Executive Committee is very excited to invite you all for the 2012 UGAADI SANDADI on April 1st, 2011 and requests your participation in the event.
This Event is being held at Ballard High School on Brownsboro road in the schools auditorium.(map)
This facility can seat 900 people and has a big stage with good acoustics and adequate lighting to showcase the talents of the kids and adults of our community.

Considering the size of the stage and the facility, Executive committee would like to suggest that the participating team's have more members in each team.
Please click here to see the stage and facility
Please click here to visit Events page to find the Entry form & guidelines and email information

For online registration you can use google docs at here

Those who are selected will be informed to participate in the Event via email and phone.
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TAK Formation

The TELUGU ASSOCIATION OF LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY (TAK) was formed by a group of enthusiastic Louisvillians to impart the knowledge of Telugu culture and Telugu literature and educate the youth about Telugu festivals. It is also a base to welcome Telugu people into the community. TAK had it's first Ugadi celebrations on April 6th, 2003 at the University of Louisville. About 300 people from the Telugu Community and Students from University of Louisville participated and made the event a grand success. Cultural performances by kids and students provided great entertainment.

After celebrating many successful events in the past few years, the Committee and the Board of Trustees decided to join with the Telugu People of Lexington, Frankfort and other cities in and around Kentucky to form a bigger organization. So, it was decided to change the name of the organization to TELUGU ASSOCIATION OF KENTUCKIANA (TAK).

TAK Objectives

Promotion of cultural, religious and educational knowledge about Andhra Pradesh and the Telugu people and their significance to the community in Kentucky.

Patronization of promotional exchange programs between Andhra Pradesh and the United States of America for mutual benefits.

Contribution to the socio-economical development of the commonwealth of Kentucky and surrounding areas.

Maintenance of cooperation and association among the people who are interested in the objectives of TAK.

Advancement of educational, cultural and religious interest of the community.

Cultivation of public appreciation for the work of the Telugu people through improved public relations.

Development of a civic consciousness by members of the Telugu Community

By-Laws and Constitution

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TAK (Telugu Association of kentuckiana)

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