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DescriptionTelugu.png	The name Telugu written in the Telugu script. Telugu is a South-Central Dravidian language, and one of the four classical languages of India. It is the official language in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
Date	8 July 2003
Source	http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Telugu.png
Author	Original uploader to fr.wikipedia was Vincent Ramos Version later uploaded to Wikimedia Commons by IPork at it.wikisource.org
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• (suppr) (actu) 9 juillet 2003 à 18:36 . . Vincent Ramos (Discuter | Contributions) . . 108×48 (1 035 octets)
• (suppr) (rétab) 8 juillet 2003 à 03:14 . . Vincent Ramos (Discuter | Contributions) . . 108×48 (1 078 octets) (Nom de la langue)