World Telugu Writers’ Conference in Vijayawada is a Matter of Pride for All Telugu People: CM Chandrababu Naidu
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Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu expressed his thoughts on the World Telugu Writers’ Conference taking place in Vijayawada via his official account on X (formerly Twitter). He described hosting this global literary event in Vijayawada as a moment of pride for all Telugu-speaking people.
In his statement, Chandrababu Naidu emphasized the importance of preserving the Telugu language for future generations. He highlighted that naming the conference venue after Amarajeevi Potti Sriramulu serves as a tribute to the unparalleled sacrifices made by the iconic figure for the Telugu community.
Additionally, the Chief Minister praised the decision to name the main stage after Ramoji Rao, recognizing his significant contributions to the development of the Telugu language. He lauded this gesture as a fitting acknowledgment of his work.
Chandrababu Naidu extended his gratitude to the guests and participants attending the conference, expressing his best wishes for the event’s success. He also congratulated the organizers for their efforts in making the conference a grand celebration of Telugu literature and culture.
In his statement, Chandrababu Naidu emphasized the importance of preserving the Telugu language for future generations. He highlighted that naming the conference venue after Amarajeevi Potti Sriramulu serves as a tribute to the unparalleled sacrifices made by the iconic figure for the Telugu community.
Additionally, the Chief Minister praised the decision to name the main stage after Ramoji Rao, recognizing his significant contributions to the development of the Telugu language. He lauded this gesture as a fitting acknowledgment of his work.
Chandrababu Naidu extended his gratitude to the guests and participants attending the conference, expressing his best wishes for the event’s success. He also congratulated the organizers for their efforts in making the conference a grand celebration of Telugu literature and culture.
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