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Speaker all praise for NRI writer
Telangana State Legislative Assembly Speaker S Madhusudana Chary on Wednesday released a Telugu novel Chakravaalam (Horizon) written by a Non-Resident Indian doctor in a hotel atJubilee Hills on Wednesday. The novel, first of its kind in Telugu, was written by an NRI,VyakaranamAtchyutaRama Rao, a retired Consultant Psychiatrist, settled in United Kingdom.
Hyderabad: Telangana State Legislative Assembly Speaker S Madhusudana Chary on Wednesday released a Telugu novel Chakravaalam (Horizon) written by a Non-Resident Indian doctor in a hotel atJubilee Hills on Wednesday. The novel, first of its kind in Telugu, was written by an NRI,VyakaranamAtchyutaRama Rao, a retired Consultant Psychiatrist, settled in United Kingdom.
Besides the Speaker, Central Information Commissioner Madabhushi Sridhar and former Rajya Sabha MP and popular literary writer Yarlagadda Lakshmi Prasad, popular writer and critic Dr CMrunalini attended the function. The novel with its central theme on organ donation which centres mainly around two characters,was serialised in a popular telugu weekly for 16 weeks.
The author,who lives in theUK deserves to be congratulated for his keen interest in Telugu, said Speaker Madhusudana Chary. CIC Madabhushi Sridhar in his speech praised the author for his great sensitivity and understanding in depicting the organ donor theme. DrMrunalini, who reviewed the novel said,Dr Rama Raoas a psychiatrist narrated the scenes with ease and absolute clatiy on the characters in Telugu.
Responding to felicitation, Dr Rao said he started writing in teluguat 72 and it has now become a passion for him. He owed all the credit to his wife Dr Padma Rao, who is also adoctor. Several others also attended including well known Telugu filmcharacter artiste Ravi Kondala Rao, and founder president of US Telugu cultural association Vanguri Chitten Raju. Akkiraju Sundara Rama Krishna, popular artist rendered Telugu poems.
