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| File:Y Venkatappayya.jpg Portrait of Y Venkatappaiah | |
| Government of Andhra Pradesh | |
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| Born | 1839 Khammam, Andhra Pradesh |
| Died | 2009 Khammam, Andhra Pradesh |
| Political party | Indian National Congress |
| Spouse | Thulasi Devi |
| Children | 3; 2 boys and 1 girl |
Y Venkatappaiah or Y Venkatappayya Chowdary M.A. (Telugu: వెంకటప్పయ్య) (1939–2009) was a noted teacher, Indian freedom fighter and artist from Andhra Pradesh.,[1][2] He is one of the founders and first editor of "Chadarangam", leading monthly Telugu chess magazine during the late 20th century.
Bried Biography
[edit]He was born at Madhira on March 2, 1939 in a farming family. His father was Krishnaiah and his mother was Seethamma. He studied at the Government High School, Madhira, and Osmania University. He graduated (M.A.) and started teaching in Khammam.
He was a versatile person with mastery over several subjects including art, drawing, oratory, drama, writing, sports, chess, and Telugu literature.
Family
[edit]Venkappaiah married Thulasi Devi. They had 3 children, one girl and two boys. His daughter is Jayasree. His daughter has graduated from Osmania University. His sons, Prasad and Suresh are highly educated and settled in U.S.A.
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Category:Telugu people
Category:Indian Educationists
Category:1939 births
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Category:Indian independence activists
Category:Indian National Congress politicians