State Emblem and Symbols of Andhra Pradesh

The shape of the emblem of the state of Andhra Pradesh is circular form.

In the emblem of Andhra Pradesh,there are three layers.

In center layers,have Purna Ghataka.

In inner layer have Dharmachakra means wheel of low which is portrayed from Amaravati school of arts.

In outer layer the name of state mention in Telugu,English,and Hindi.

The creator of the emblem is a drawing master Soorisetty Anjineyulu.

Jasmine is widely cultivated for the fragrance of their flower.

Jasmine is mostly found in Eurasia and Oceania region.

The Scientific name of Jasmine is Jasminum sambac.

Jasmine is either deciduous or evergreen flower.

Jasmine flower is in two colors white and yellow.

Jasmine flower size in 2.5 cm in diameter.

Neem is also called nim or margosa.

Neem has scientific name that is “Azadirachta indica”.

Neem tree is found in the Indian subcontinent and dry areas of South Asia.

Neem tree is a fast-growing tree.

Neem tree used in Ayurvedic and cosmetics.

The rose-ringed parakeet also known as the ring-necked parakeet has scientific name that is Psittacula krameria.

It has found in Africa and the Indian Subcontinent.

The IUCN declared its species is least concern.

It feed on fruits, vegetables, nuts, chilli, and seeds.

The blackbuck ,(Indian antelope) has a scientific name Antilope cervicapra.

Blackbuck inhabit forested areas and water sources.

Blackbuck has 57 kg weigh, white fur on the chin and around the eyes.

Blackbuck has two-tone colouration; the upper parts and outsides of the legs are dark brown to black, the under parts and the insides of the legs are white.

Mango has scientific name that is Mangifera indica.

Mango has found in Myanmar, Bangladesh, and northeastern India.

Mango have different color like pale yellow,gold,green or orange.

The mango is the national fruit of india,Pakistan and the Philippines.

The mango fruit ,is the national tree of Bangladesh country./p>

Poothareku is the popular sweet of south-east india.

In Telugu language The meaning of sweet Poothareku pootha means 'coating' and reku (plural rekulu) means 'sheet' that is 'coated sheet'.

Ingredients-

Powdered Sugar (150 gm)

Cardamom powder - 1 tsp

Cashews - 150 gm

Dry fruits - As required

Ghee - 150 gm

Paper-rice

Method-

1.First Take three layers of the rice paper.

2. then Put a desi ghee, jaggery and broken cashew nut on it.

3. Make two or more folds and put some more ghee, jaggery and broken cashew nut.

4. Finally Pack into plastic wraps and then in a carton box to be sent to homes or shop for sale.

Making of the paper-rice-

1.First Make thin rice batter called jaya biyyam.

2.Then Taken an earthen pot, invert it and light a fire underneath.

3.pot should be very hot, otherwise the paper won’t be formed nicely.

4. Dip a thin cotton cloth and use it to spread a very thin layer on top of the earthen opt. This is done in one quick shot and the rice layer is barely even seen till it’s scraped off.

Kuchipudi is state dance of the Andhra Pradesh state

Kuchipudi’s origin since 17th century.

Kuchipudi is created by Sidhyendra Yogi.

His dance-drama is Bhama Kalapam, a story of Satyabhāma, the charming but jealous wife of the god Krishna.

The dance performance begins with the sprinkling of holy water and the burning of incense.

The characters are introduced, together with songs concerning their function in the performance.

Men performs all role in Kuchipudi.

• The main languages that is spoken in Andhra Pradesh are Telugu, Urdu, Hindi, Banjara, and English.
• Telugu is the principal language of the andhra State.
• Telugu is the most widely spoken language of the Dravidian family.
• After Hindi, Telugu ranks second among the Indian speaking languages.
• Some said that `Telugu' was a corruption of `Trilinga' (Sanskrit meaning three `lingas') .`the land marked by three lingas of the three famous shrines of Draksharamam (East Godavari district), Kaleswaram (Karimnagar district) and Srisailam (Kurnool district).