Vangapandu Usha

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Smt. Vangapandu Usha with Honorable Governor of Andhra Pradesh

Vangapandu Usha is a Telugu-language balladeer. She is cultural wing convenor of YSR Congress party. [1] She is popular for her folk songs and dance. AP State Government recently appointed her as a Chairperson for AP State Creativity and Culture Commission.

Life

She was born to popular balladeer, poet and activist Vangapandu Prasada Rao. [2]

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Vangapandu Usha Appointment

She was active among left-wing organizations but has joined YSR Congress party in 2011. [3]

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References

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