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Category Archives: Wikipedia
Telugu Wikipedia reaches 50,000 articles
Couple of days ago Telugu Wikipedia reached the mark of 50,000 articles. Telugu is second Indian language to reach that mark after Hindi. Homepage of Telugu Wikipedia
Telugu Wikipedia Marathon in Hyderabad
This Sunday (July 10th, 2011), there will a TeWiki Marathon in Hyderabad. This wikithon is intended to— improve of the quality of articles by reviewing the machine-translated articles and extending online articles help newbies with editing and formatting For more … Continue reading
Andhra Jyothy’s website now in Unicode!
Andhra Jyothy, a popular Telugu daily, recently relaunched its website in Unicode. That’s a good news. With this launch, Andhra Jyothy joined Surya and Prajasakti, other Telugu dailies that already have their websites in Unicode. Overall, the site is good. … Continue reading
3,000 members in Telugu Wikipedia
Telugu Wikipedia has just reached 3,000 member mark. It is the second Indian language Wikipedia to have more than 3,000 members. (Currently, Malayalam Wikipedia is in the first place with 3,163 members.) However, at this moment, Telugu Wikipedia has more … Continue reading
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Telugu Wikipedia reaches 30,000 articles
Telugu Wikipedia reaches 30,000 articles! Currently, it has 2,622 registered users. It is the only Indian Language Wikipedia ever to have more than 20,000 articles. However, it is good to see that 6 Indian Language Wikipedias (Telugu, Manipuri, Bengali, Hindi, … Continue reading
