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On the anniversary of Gurajada Apparao’s death, political analyst Telakapalli Ravi and representatives from over 50 cultural and literary organizations rallied in Vizianagaram, India, to urge the government to establish a Cultural University in Gurajada Apparao’s name. They believe this would honor the writer, protect Andhra Pradesh’s culture, and inspire future generations through his works. The event included a rally and calls for Gurajada’s poems to be included in school textbooks and for his birth and death anniversaries to be celebrated as state festivals.

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Vizianagaram: Calls Grow for Cultural University Honoring Gurajada Apparao

Vizianagaram, November 30, 2025 – On the anniversary of the death of renowned writer Gurajada Apparao, a coalition of cultural and literary organizations are pressing the Andhra Pradesh government to establish a dedicated Cultural University in his name. The demand came during a rally and meeting held in Vizianagaram on Sunday, drawing participants from over 50 organizations.

Leading the charge, political analyst Telakapalli Ravi emphasized the importance of the university in preserving the cultural heritage of Andhra Pradesh and fostering continued research into Apparao’s influential literary contributions. “A Cultural University would be a fitting tribute to Gurajada Apparao and serve as a center for the study and preservation of our traditions,” Ravi stated.

Sahithi Sravanti State Secretary Cheekati Diwakar echoed the sentiment, calling for the inclusion of Apparao’s inspiring poems, such as “Desamunu Preminchumanna-Manchi Annadi Penchumanna,” in school textbooks to educate and inspire future generations. The group also urged the government to officially recognize Gurajada Apparao’s birth and death anniversaries as state festivals.

Former MP D.V.G. Sankara Rao, former MLC and Jana Vignana Vedika State president K.S. Lakshmana Rao, and numerous writers and activists also participated in the event, further highlighting the widespread support for the initiative. The proposed university aims to not only honor a literary giant but also to ensure the continued study and appreciation of Andhra Pradesh’s rich cultural heritage.

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