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Study works of linguists: Andhra University vice chancellor
Stating that he was regarded as a controversial literary figure, the Trinidadian Nobel Prize winner was known as a fiction writer. He congratulated the author for his critical study on the works of Naipaul.Later at a brief program, the VC underscored the importance of attending national and international seminars and
Visakhapatnam: Andhra University vice chancellor Prof G Nageswara Rao said that the literary works of Indian-origin foreign linguists and other prominent authors must be read with a critical approach.Releasing a book titled ‘V S Naipaul’s India and Linguistic Distance’ penned by the English faculty member Dr T K V Srinivasa Rao of P R Government Degree College, Kakinada here on Friday, the VC said that Naipaul had contributed a lot to the English literature.
Stating that he was regarded as a controversial literary figure, the Trinidadian Nobel Prize winner was known as a fiction writer. He congratulated the author for his critical study on the works of Naipaul.Later at a brief program, the VC underscored the importance of attending national and international seminars and conferences by faculty and scholars to share research findings.
He congratulated Dr Kalachina Shanthi, senior faculty member, Hindi department of Gayatri Vidya Parishad, who attended the international conference on Hindi studies held in Paris recently, in which over 200 delegates from various countries attended.She submitted a research paper on ‘Use of Hindi language in various media and its impact on language and linguistcs’. AU executive council member Prof. M Prasada Rao, Dr Adiseshu and Abhishek were also present.
