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Born on March 16, 1901, Potti Sreeramulu garu was a devoted Indian freedom fighter, widely honored as “Amarajeevi” for his unwavering commitment to the Andhra cause. He gained national recognition through a 58-day hunger strike, demanding the creation of a separate state for Telugu-speaking people. His passing on December 15, 1952, sparked widespread public protests and grief, prompting Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru to announce the formation of Andhra State just four days later, on December 19, 1952. Sreeramulu’s selfless sacrifice played a pivotal role in the birth of a Telugu-speaking state, marking a historic milestone in India’s linguistic and cultural identity.
Experience the majestic 58-feet Bronze Statue in Amaravati, the People’s Capital – a
testament to enduring legacy and cultural heritage
Standing tall as a symbol of eternal presence, this magnificent bronze statue represents the cultural soul of Amaravati. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to inspire generations and preserve the legacy of our heritage.
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Annual Visitors
Explore the rich heritage and history of Amaravati through carefully curated exhibits and artifacts.
Comprehensive collection of historical and contemporary photographs showcasing the monument's evolution.
Intimate 50-seater theatre featuring documentaries and cultural presentations about Amaravati.
A fully equipped visitor center offering guided tours, detailed maps, and enriching cultural experiences.
To shape Amaravati into a vibrant cultural landmark that celebrates history, sparks pride, and blends timeless heritage with modern progress for generations to come.
To preserve and promote Amarajeevi Potti Sreeramulu’s legacy through iconic landmarks, inspiring unity, sacrifice, and pride, and ensuring this heritage thrives for future generations.
Preserving heritage, celebrating culture, enriching minds, and uniting communities—guided by Potti Sreeramulu’s ideals to inspire respect, pride, and progress for generations.
On July 18, 2025, the Government of Andhra Pradesh, in association with the Potti Sreeramulu Memorial Trust under Chairman Doondi Rakesh’s leadership, grandly organized the 125th Birth Anniversary Celebrations of Amarajeevi Potti Sreeramulu at Tuni constituency as per Honorable Chief Minister Sri Nara Chandrababu Naidu’s directions. The event was graced by chief guest Tuni Constituency MLA and Government Whip Smt. Divya Yanamala, who along with Doondi Rakesh, Arya Vysya community members, and TDP leaders offered floral tributes at Potti Sreeramulu’s statue, while an audio-visual presentation on Amarajeevi’s life story captivated the audience. Doondi Rakesh announced that the government has proudly decided to conduct year-long birth anniversary celebrations from March 16, 2025, to March 16, 2026, and to honor the great leader who sacrificed his life through a 58-day hunger strike for the Telugu-speaking state, a magnificent 58-feet statue of Amarajeevi is being erected in Amaravati on 6.8 acres of government-allocated land.
Being a part of this fundraising effort gives me immense pride. This statue will be a remarkable landmark for Andhra Pradesh, and I’m grateful to contribute!
I am honored to contribute to this historic initiative. A 58-feet statue in Amaravathi will stand as a symbol of our rich cultural heritage and inspire generations to come!
The dedication of Potti Sree Ramulu Memorial Trust to this monumental project is truly commendable. I urge everyone to support this noble cause and create history together!
The vision behind this project is truly incredible! A 58-feet statue is not just a tribute but a lasting legacy for future generations. I wholeheartedly support this initiative.
Seeing this dream take shape is truly inspiring. I appreciate the trust’s efforts in mobilizing support for this grand endeavor. Let’s all join hands to make it a reality!