States PCS: Andhra Pradesh GK For APPSC Examinations

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Kubja Vishnuvardana, founder of the Eastern Chalukya dynasty, built the Kunthi Madhava Swamy Temple at Pithapuram in Andhra Pradesh.

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Kumaragiri Reddi of the Reddi dynasty popularized “Vana Mahotsava”, the spring festival, during his reign in medieval Andhra Pradesh.

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Kapaya Nayaka of the Musunuri dynasty bore the titles “Andhraesadiswara” and “Andhra Suratrana” for liberating the Andhra region from the Delhi Sultanate.

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Neetisastram, an important work, was authored by Kakatiya ruler Rudra deva of present-day Telangana.

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Tikkana’s first poetical work was “Nirvachanotthara Ramayana” (poetry without prose). It was also first poetical work without prose

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Kuntala Satakarni Satavahna king patronised Sanskrit, during his reign Sanskrit replaced Prakrit as official language.
 

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Sessions of Andhra Mahasabha:

• First-1913-Baptala
• Second-1914-Vijayawada
• Third-1915-Vishakapatnam
• Fourh-1916-Kakinada

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The correct answer is option 4.

1. Although Duggirala Gopala Krishnayya was a noted figure in Andhra’s freedom movement, he was not the leader of the Chirala-Perala Struggle; it was led by others in the local area.
2. The volunteer corps known as Ramadandu is associated with later events in Andhra’s political history, not directly with the Chirala-Perala Struggle.

Thus, both statements 1 and 2 are incorrect, as the leadership and the mentioned corps do not accurately reflect the historical facts of the Chirala-Perala Struggle.

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The members in sub committee that was formed to study No-Tax campaign at Pedanandipadu were:

1. Nageswar Rao
2. Prakasam
3. Narayana Raju

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The 33rd Constitutional Amendment Bill addressing the Six Point Formula in Andhra Pradesh was enacted in 1973.