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Vijayawada: Leaders pay tributes to Gidugu Ramamurthy
Minister for Social Welfare M Nagarjuna, Srikalahasti MLA B Madhusudan Reddy and others paying tributes to Gidugu Ramamurthy on his birth anniversary in Srikalahasti on Tuesday
- Former Vice President of India calls for preservation of Telugu language and culture by drawing inspiration from Ramamurthy
- Governor describes the Telugu language one of the ‘sweetest and beautiful’
- CM Jagan stages that Ramamurthy contributed significantly to human development by increasing literacy through language skills
Vijayawada: The state celebrated Telugu Language Day on Tuesday by paying rich tributes to writer and linguist Gidugu Venkata Ramamurthy on his birth anniversary.
Former vice-president M Venkaiah Naidu greeted people on Telugu Language Day. He called for preservation of Telugu language and culture by drawing inspiration from Gidugu Ramamurthy.
Andhra Pradesh Governor S Abdul Nazeer greeted all Telugu people on Telugu Language Day. He said that Telugu is one of the sweetest and beautiful languages, widely spoken in the country and the world.
Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy also greeted people on the occasion.
He noted that Ramamurthy is the foremost among the modern Telugu linguists. He was a great person who brought Telugu language to the common people through his movement and made it a colloquial language.
The Chief Minister stated that Ramamurthy contributed significantly to human development by increasing literacy through language skills.
Former chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu also paid rich tributes to Ramamurthy. He greeted Telugu people all over the world on Telugu Language Day, which marks the birth anniversary of the first Indian linguist and the Telugu luminary, Gidugu Venkata Ramamurthy.
“I pay tribute to the memory of Gidugu Ramamurthy, who started a movement to write books in Telugu colloquial language and brought literature closer to the common man. He believed that the language of instruction should be the mother tongue for promoting literacy,” Naidu said.
The TDP president said that inspired by Gidugu Ramamurthy’s ideals, TDP laid the foundation for the promotion and preservation of the Telugu language through various measures ranging from establishment of Telugu University to introduction of Telugu in the administration. He requested all to work together for preservation of the Telugu language. Jana Sena Party president Pawan Kalyan said that it is the responsibility of everyone to protect the Telugu language. He said Gidugu Ramamurthy made Telugu language accessible to all by liberalising the language. He expressed concern over poor patronage to Telugu language in our state.
