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While past and societal sciences grounds clip and space, it is lit that nurtures existence, emotions, and culture. Without literature, humanity risks losing its values, BRS person and MLC Deshapati Srinivas observed, astatine the Telugu Literary Congress held present astatine Osmania University.
He urged researchers to absorption connected cosmopolitan themes and called connected writers to analyse the causes of societal fragmentation. Mr. Srinivas besides recalled the contributions of poet-singers Ande Sri and Gaddar and however their literate enactment inspired the abstracted statehood question of Telangana.
The 2nd Telugu Literary Congress, conducted by the Department of Telugu astatine the College of Arts and Social Sciences connected Monday, saw the beingness of literate artistes, academicians and students discussing the relation of lit successful shaping nine and culture.
Vice-Chancellor, Osmania University, Molugaram Kumar stressed the value of adapting Telugu to modern technologies specified arsenic AI, speech-to-text, and Natural Language Processing. Citing Maharashtra, wherever engineering acquisition is imparted successful Marathi, helium expressed anticipation that Telugu excessively could beryllium expanded for integer contented creation, cinema, and people arts.
Vice-Chancellor, Suravaram Pratapa Reddy Telugu University, V. Nityananda Rao cautioned against excessive modernity, and opined that that it widens intergenerational gaps and weakens quality relationships. He spoke astir the value of accepted nutrient system, values, and respect successful nurturing steadfast societies.
Other speakers specified arsenic Dean of Arts, Telangana University, K. Lavanya, and Kalvala Vishweshwar Reddy and Remilla Murthy, discussed the planetary enlargement of Telugu connection and literature.
Principal, College of Arts and Social Sciences, Chintakindi Kaseem said the Telugu Literary Congress was modelled connected subject and past congresses. In his address, helium stressed the inclusion of originative penning and literature-related components successful the curriculum.
University and section officials Sagi Kamalakar Sharma, S. Raghu and Chandraiah, researchers, and students were present.
