The TANA World Literary Forum successfully conducted an international virtual conference on June 27, 2021, focusing on “The Development of Telugu Language, Literature, and Research in Universities Outside the Telugu States.” TANA President Jayasekhar Talluri highlighted TANA's dedication to collaborating with global organizations and universities to protect and promote the Telugu language and literature. 

On March 28, 2021, the TANA World Literary Forum hosted an event titled "Lalitha Sangeetha Sahityam - Teeru Tennulu", featuring renowned lyricists, singers, and music experts. Participants such as Vedavathi Prabhakar, Dr. M.K. Ramu, Dr. Oleti Parvathesham, and Dr. Vaddapalli Krishna discussed the evolution and significance of Telugu light music. Highlights included insights into its golden era, performances of iconic songs, and the role of Lalitha Gita in cinema and literature. The event celebrated the cultural richness and impact of light music in Telugu arts.

The TANA World Literary Forum organized a special event titled "Tallapaka Annamacharya's Devotional Literature - Beauty of Emotions" on May 30, 2021, to celebrate Annamacharya's 612th birth anniversary.

Prominent guests like filmmaker K. Raghavendra Rao, Dr. Medasani Mohan, singer Padma Shri Dr. Shobha Raju, and lyricist J.K. Bharavi graced the occasion. The event showcased Annamacharya's timeless compositions and their universal appeal through performances by renowned artists, including Kalyani Dwibhashyam and Talluri Nagaraju.

The program was a grand success, reflecting on the beauty and relevance of Annamacharya's devotional poetry. 

The Telugu Association of North America (TANA) organized an international discussion under the TANA World Literary Forum on April 25, 2021, focusing on the topic "Telugu Newspapers – Standard of the Telugu Language."

Editors from various Telugu newspapers shared their perspectives, making the program highly engaging and productive.

This event showcased the collaborative efforts of journalists and writers in maintaining the authenticity and richness of the Telugu language.

The World Telugu Maha Kavi Sammelanam-21, organized by TANA's World Literary Forum, was held online for 25 continuous hours from April 10-11, 2021, coinciding with Plava Nama Ugadi. The event featured 246 poets and literary enthusiasts from 21 countries and Telugu associations. It began with a soulful rendition of "Maa Telugu Talliki Malle Poodanda" by renowned singers. India's Vice President, Venkaiah Naidu, praised TANA's efforts in promoting Telugu language and culture and extended his Ugadi wishes to all participants. This unprecedented event highlighted the global unity of Telugu-speaking communities. 

The Telugu Association of North America (TANA) and GSKB jointly organized a memorial event in New Jersey to honor legendary singer Ghantasala. Hundreds attended to pay tribute, reliving his timeless music through performances of his devotional and melodious songs. TANA representatives highlighted his contributions to Telugu culture and the global recognition of Telugu music, emphasizing the importance of introducing his legacy to future generations. The event celebrated Ghantasala's everlasting impact on Telugu hearts and culture.

On February 28, 2021, the TANA World Literary Forum hosted an online event celebrating Bhakta Pothana’s literary excellence through a Harikatha performance by Dr. Muppavarapu Venkata Simhachala Sastry. TANA President Jay Shekhar Talluri praised Pothana as a spiritual poet whose works are treasures of Telugu literature. The event also highlighted the importance of preserving the ancient art form of Harikatha, which combines music, storytelling, and literature to convey spiritual and cultural values. The session served as a tribute to Pothana’s enduring legacy in Telugu literature. 

The Telugu Association of North America (TANA), in collaboration with Little Musicians Academy, conducted a successful two-week music training program in New Jersey. Organized by Bharat and Usha Ramaka, the workshop featured sessions led by renowned music mentor Ramachari. Participants of all ages learned and performed melodious songs, captivating the audience. The event highlighted TANA's commitment to promoting cultural and musical education.