States PCS: Andhra Pradesh GK For APPSC Examinations

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Srinatha was a renowned Telugu poet and scholar of the 15th century.

1. He indeed served as the court poet of Peda Komati Vema Reddi, a prominent ruler of the Reddi dynasty.
2. He earned the honorific title ‘Kavi Sarva Bhouma,’ meaning emperor among poets, for his poetic excellence.
3. Among his many works, ‘Harivilasam,’ an epic describing the life of Krishna, is attributed to him.

Therefore, all the statements are correct. Srinatha’s contributions played a significant role in the development of Telugu literature.

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Both statements are correct.

1. Palakuri Somanatha pioneered the use of both Telugu and Sanskrit in his literary works, promoting a style that reflected the linguistic diversity of his audience.
2. He is renowned for authoring the Basava Puranam—a significant text in Veerashaiva literature—as well as Panditharadhya Charitra, both of which highlight his critical contributions to Telugu literature. His innovative integration of languages and thematic depth make him an influential figure in medieval South Indian literature.

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Myakadoni inscription is related to Pulomavi. The meaning of the word Gulmika mentioned on Myakadoni inscription is Feudatory chief.

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Church Missionary society was started in Machilipatnam under the leadership of Rev. Nobel.
In 1843 Rev. Noble started a school at Machilipatnam

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All three statements are correct regarding the Rampa Rebellion.

1. The rebellion did last approximately two years and five months, beginning in January 1922 and lasting until 1924.
2. Alluri Sitarama Raju was the most prominent leader who organized and led the tribal uprising against British authority in the Rampa region of Andhra Pradesh.
3. The attack on Chintapalli police station was indeed the first major incident where Alluri Sitarama Raju and his followers seized weapons to intensify their resistance against the colonial administration.

Therefore, statements 1, 2, and 3 are all correct.

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In Gentlemen agreement:
Andhra was represented by

1. Gopala Reddy- CM of Andhra state
2. Sanjeev Reddy
3. Latchanna
4. Satya Narayana raju-President of APCC

Telangana was represented by

1. Ramakrishna Rao-CM of Hyderabad state
2. KV Ranga Reddi
3. Chenna Reddi
4. JV Narasinga Rao-President of Hyderabad congress committee

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Damodaram Sanjivayya  was the second chief minister of Andhra Pradesh. He served as CM of AP  from 11 January 1960 to 12 March 1962.

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As per AP vision 202, Andhra Pradesh will become one among the top three performing states in the country by 2022 and the best state in the country by 2029.

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In 1922, with the help of Lotvala, Shripad Amrit Dange initiated the English weekly ‘The Socialist’, the first Indian Marxist journal. Mohit Sen, a well-known communist intellectual and Dange’s contemporary, mentioned that Dange’s articles in ‘The Socialist’ impressed Lenin.

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The Statue of Social Justice, also known as Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Smriti Vanam, is a 206-ft tall statue located in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, dedicated to B. R. Ambedkar, the father of the Indian Constitution and a social reformer.