THE BOMBAY ANDHRA MAHASABHA & GYMKHANA

Contribution to Mumbai

The Bombay Andhra Mahasabha & Gymkhana, a Registered Public Charitable Trust is rendering yeoman service since 1928 in the fields of Culture, Education, Literary & Social not only for Telugu people who migrated to Mumbai city from all over India but also to various other sections of the Society..

The Mahasabha had taken responsibility to spread awareness of education amongst the illiterate adult work men in the formative years and was also instrumental in setting up cultural and educational institutions of the children of migrants to enable them to preserve their own identity in Arts, Culture & Literature. It has also been a launching pad for many up coming artists and professionals.

The other activities of Mahasabha are:

  • Cultural & Literary
  • Sports & Games
  • Gymkhana
  • Health Services
  • Yoga Classes
  • Mahilasakha
  • Upcoming Events
    Upcoming Events
  • Recent Events
  • ACHIEVEMENT

    Mahasabha have been selected by the jury of Potti Shreeramulu Telugu University Mandali Venkata Krishna Rao International Telugu Central for the prestigious "Mandali Venkata Krishna Rao Cultural Award - 2017".

    Award function is organised every year in the memory of Late Mandali Venkata Krishna Rao to the Institutions / Persons of other States or Countries for doing extra ordinary services for the development of Telugu language, Literature & Cultural.

    Award is felicitated with Rs. 25000/- cash, Shawl, Memonto, Certificate on Saturday August 5, 2017 at Taraka Ramarao Kalamandir, Potti Shreeramulu Telugu University, Public Garden, Hyderabad

    Board of Trustees, Managing Committee & Mahilashakha are Grateful to all the Members of Mahasabha who served for the development of Telugu language, Literature & Cultural, also special thanks to Potti Shreeramulu Telugu University.

  • 29.8.17 REHABILITATION

    Mahasabha given Shelter/rehabilitation to the needy who stucked nearby Dadar, Matuga, Mahim, due to heavy rain fall water logging in Mumbai & served food, water and tea.