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Former Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu connected Monday urged linguists to coin caller words successful the Telugu connection to regenerate the existing English words presently successful use.
Mr. Naidu inaugurated a two-day nationalist store connected ‘Uniform Scientific and Technical Terminology for Indian Language’ organised by the Adikavi Nannaya University successful collaboration with the Bharatiya Bhasha Samithi of the Ministry of Education.
Addressing the gathering of academicians, students and literate personalities present connected the assemblage campus, Mr. Venkaiah Naidu has stated; “One should proceed to talk successful their parent tongue. The bid implicit the parent lingua volition assistance larn different Indian languages”.
Addressing the gathering Mr. Naidu reiterated that President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, myself and erstwhile Chief Justice of India N.V.Ramana studied successful their parent tongue. Many of those who inhabit the country’s apical administrative capacities besides studied successful their parent tongue”.
Mr. Naidu lauded the inaugural of Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan for reprinting the ‘Suryarayandra' dictionary. Nannaya University Vice-Chancellor Prof.S.Prasanna Sree stated that connection was bound to alteration during the people clip arsenic it reflects the culture, traditions, and lifestyles of the respective period.
“The alteration successful the connection is inevitable owed to changes successful lifestyles and technological advances successful regular life. The alteration of the connection is intelligibly visible, peculiarly successful the pronunciation of the words, said Ms. Prasanna Sree.
Books: Mr. Venkaiah Naidu and others released 2 books ; A Handbook of cause Addiction and the relation of Enforcement by Retired DSP N. Bobbly and Dharani Putrulu by husbandman Pulla China Satyanarayana. Telugu-Sanskrit Academy President R.D.Wilson, Bharatiya Bhasha Samithi Coordinator (Academics) K. Giridhar Rao and different academicians were present.
