The Thought, A Journey of Seven Generations" is a research book that strings together for two and a half centuries of historical, social, political, cultural, linguistic, economic, and participation in the freedom struggle of the Indian society. It is a mirror image of the thought progression of the Indian Telugu community. It is an amalgam of the global vision, evolving mind, and social psycholog
ical transformation of individuals. The story juggles between political slavery and the humanitarian approach to the life of middle-class farming communities in a thrilling narrative. It becomes a document on the growing field of hydrology and the history of the Polavaram Project that has enormous significance in the region's recent history. I hope that "The Thought, A Journey of Seven Generations", spurs the creative energies of intellectually curious individuals in the region and beyond and result in a plethora of voices telling their own tales of movement and betterment.
