"Dhim TANA" event in Philadelphia was a grand cultural celebration organized by the North American Telugu Association (TANA). It brought together the Telugu-speaking community to celebrate their rich heritage through a series of performances, including traditional music, dance, and drama. The event highlighted various aspects of Telugu culture, offering a platform for local artists and performers to showcase their talents. In addition to the cultural festivities, the event served as a fundraiser to support TANA's social initiatives, community programs, and cultural preservation efforts. It also aimed to strengthen the bonds within the Telugu community in the Philadelphia area, providing an opportunity for networking and collaboration. Overall, "Dhim TANA" was a vibrant and engaging celebration of Telugu identity and unity.

Through the TANA Foundation, health services have been expanded across Telugu states. They have conducted over 70 cancer detection camps and continue to provide treatment to those in need. 

The North American Telugu Association (TANA) is set to hold its biennial grand event from July 7-9 at the Philadelphia Convention Center. As part of the promotional activities leading up to the event, a "TANA Convention Kick-Off Meeting" was held in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The meeting, organized under the leadership of TANA President Anjayya Chowdary Lavu and TANA Convention Convenor Ravi Potluri, was attended by TANA members, supporters, donors, and leaders from other Telugu associations. They all pledged their support to ensure the success of the upcoming convention. TANA President Anjayya Chowdary Lavu emphasized the association's commitment to serving the Telugu community in both the U.S. and the Telugu-speaking states in India.  

he TANA Eye Camp was successfully completed, providing essential eye care services to the community. The camp offered free eye checkups, consultations, and distribution of eyeglasses to those in need. Medical professionals and volunteers worked together to ensure that individuals received the necessary care and treatment for their vision problems. The camp aimed to raise awareness about eye health and make eye care accessible to all, particularly in underserved areas. It was a significant initiative by TANA to improve the well-being of the community and contribute to better health outcomes. 

TANA hosted the 46th online session of its "Nela Nela Telugu Velugu" series, focusing on "Our Youth Power - Telugu Language Affection." TANA President Lavu Anjayya Chowdary spoke about the importance of youth involvement in preserving Telugu. Dr. Prasad Totakura encouraged teaching children Telugu from an early age, starting at home and continuing in school. The event received great feedback.

The TANA Women's Day event in Chicago was a grand celebration, honoring women with various activities and speeches. It featured special guests like Mrs. Mary Alexander and Mrs. Gauri Sri, along with pageant winners. The event included a ramp walk by Shweta Chinchari and highlighted women's achievements. Several volunteers, including Uma Garu and others, helped organize the event. Dr. Sudha Elamanchili and other experts raised awareness about women's health, particularly hormone balance. The event was a success, bringing pride to the Telugu community in Chicago.

The TANA Foundation launched the "Healthy Girl, Healthy Future" program in 2022 to raise awareness about women's health issues like regular checkups and vitamin intake. Led by Shashikanth and Priyanka Vallepalli, the initiative set up health centers in Hyderabad to support underprivileged women and improve their health for a better future. 

The TANA Literary Division held a 4th International Virtual Meeting on February 26, focusing on visually impaired intellectuals and Telugu literature. The event, led by Dr. Prasad Totakura, featured speakers and artists from various fields and was praised by R. Mallibharchun Rao, CEO of Andhra Pradesh's Language and Culture Department, for promoting Telugu literature and inclusivity.

The 23rd TANA Conference will be held from July 7 to 9 in Philadelphia at the Pennsylvania Convention Center and Community Music School Auditorium. Over 300 members passionate about Telugu language and culture are participating. TANA President Lavu Anjayya Chowdary announced the event on January 22, with Coordinator Ravi Potluri leading the preparations. The conference has received great support to ensure its success.