Background
Rangacharya was born in Chinna guduru Village of khammam district.
Rangacharya was born in Chinna guduru Village of khammam district.
He went underground and took part in the Telangana Armed Struggle till Hyderabad was liberated. He was rusticated from the school and was forced to go to Vijayawada to pursue higher education. He initially worked as school teacher and later joined in secundrabad Municipal Corporation for 32 years.
He wrote Chillera Devullu, Modugupulu and Janapadam.
Srimadramayanam and Sri Mahabharatam are also hs works in Telugu. Considering the feudal background and "poor literacy rate", the two novels are widely accepted as the "rarest of the great novels" produced in Telangana.
He wrote the novels in the typical Telangana dialect, against the advice of traditional writers because he wanted them to be easily understood by people. He died 8 June 2015 in Yashoda Hospital while he was undergoing treatment.
He was an active member of the Telangana movement against the autocratic rule of the Nizams.