Tag: felicitate

  • Telangana Sahitya Academy to felicitate ‘Naatu Naatu’ lyricist Chandrabose

    Telangana Sahitya Academy to felicitate ‘Naatu Naatu’ lyricist Chandrabose

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    Hyderabad: The Telangana Sahitya Academy has decided to felicitate lyricist Chandrabose, who penned Oscar award winning song “Naatu Naatu”.

    Academy Chairman Juluru Gowri Shankar on Wednesday announced that a felicitation programme will be held at Ravindra Bharathi in Hyderabad on March 28.

    He stated that the entire Telangana society is proud that by using Telugu rural phrases, Chandrabose penned an enlivening song that received the admiration of the world.

    Gowri Shankar on Wednesday held a meeting with representatives of various literary bodies to discuss the arrangements for the meeting. He observed that for the first time a Telugu song bagging the global award is a matter of happiness for all.

    The meeting decided to hold a meeting on March 28 to honour Chandrabose who brought such a huge honour for Telugu literacy in the field of film lyrics.

    The Academy Chairman appealed to poets and writers to attend the meeting. He said that film lyricist Chandrabose made Telangana proud by taking the Telugu song to the world stage.

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  • Hyderabad: Madina Education to felicitate author Ubaidur Rahman

    Hyderabad: Madina Education to felicitate author Ubaidur Rahman

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    Hyderabad: Madina Education and Welfare Society will be holding a ‘get together’ event to felicitate author Syed Ubaidur Rahman on Friday.

    The event will begin at 6:30 pm at Sir Syed Conference Hall, Madina Education Centre, P.G. Road, Hyderabad.

    Delhi-based author, Rahman is famous for his book titled ‘Forgotten Muslim Empires of South India’.

    While the Muslim history in north India is well documented, the history of Muslims in the Deccan hasn’t caught the same attention.

    Rahman’s latest book tries to correct this mistake and bring back the Muslim sultanates of the Deccan and south India into focus.

    The voluminous book of 664 pages, contains a more than three hundred fifty page chapter on the Bahmani Empire alone.

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