The Bible Society of India (BSI) Telangana Auxiliary formation is a step towards presenting Scriptures to all in newly formed Telangana state. The Telangana State was formed on 2nd June 2014 whereas, the BSI Telangana Auxiliary on 3rd February 2016. The struggles of Telangana started from 1930’s mark people’s aspirations to break away from the structural bondages. Poverty, illiteracy, exploitation, violence, etc, had been addressed both by the social as well as religious movements. For instance, the Methodist Mission Society travelled via Madras Presidency, formed its base in Medak and engaged with the lives of people of Telangana through educational, medical, vocational and spiritual programmes. Similar interactions with the Telangana masses had been undertaken by the American Methodists, Mennonites, Baptists and others. Yet, the progress made is very negligible. At the same period of time, with the initiation of mission societies from the Madras Presidency, the Bible House was established in Secunderabad in 1930’s and played pivotal role in publishing Bibles in Telugu and other native languages; increased accessibility to the Bibles for an affordable price. In fact the very location of the Bible House is in a way adjacent to the Husainsagar water tank, where educational movement of Bhagyyareddy Verma of Scheduled Castes had started in the early part of 20th century. But, we have no stories corresponding to the Bible Society works to the aspirations of Telangana masses. Probably BSI works were confined to the mission societies and Churches only. To engage with masses at large using scriptures, the Holy Bible, seems to be the need of our times.