topics-in-library-science-and-information-services-3 The e-book includes the following articles. Indian Librarianship 1972 Library Education A Point of View Madison Times Weekly News 1995 Men of Library Science 1967 The Home Library 1969 The Problem of Building Library Collection 1969 The Reading Materials in Indian Languages Telugu (April 11, 2023)
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Sunita Ratnakaram. Speech on Two Novels of Malathi.
(Sunita Ratnakaram garu spoke at a meeting organized by Kalpana Rentala [Founder and organizer of Molla puraskaram] garu to award Molla Puraskaram to Nidadavolu Malathi garu on March 11, 2023. Sunita Ratnakaram is an avid reader of Telugu and English literature, and a professor of business at a reputable college in India.) 000 A Review…… Continue reading Sunita Ratnakaram. Speech on Two Novels of Malathi.
V.V.B. Rama Rao. Fragrance and Flowers of Many Colors: Balasahityam (Children’s literature)
Fragrance And Flowers of Many Colors: Balasahityam in Telugu and some considerations about children’s literature. 000 Authors of children’s literature are circumscribed only by the experiences of childhood, but these are vast and complex, for children think and feel; they wonder and they dream. Their lives may be filled with love or terror. Much is…… Continue reading V.V.B. Rama Rao. Fragrance and Flowers of Many Colors: Balasahityam (Children’s literature)
About Nidadavolu Malathi
Read about Malathi’s Literary journey on en.wikipedia.org Nidadavolu Malathi
Status of Women in India, Then and Now in PDF format.
Now Status of Women in India, Then and Now with footnotes in PDF format as one file is available on archive.org. Link: Click here
The Status of Women in India, Then and Now. Part 2.
The Status Of Women In India, Then And Now. Part 2 DURING THE MIDDLE AGES In course of time, the changes that had occurred in politics affected society. The path laid by ancient scholars was deteriorating gradually. The paths laid by India, which earned its reputation as a global peace-maker, were filled with darkness. The…… Continue reading The Status of Women in India, Then and Now. Part 2.
The Status of Women in India, Then and Now. Part 1
THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN INDIA – THEN AND NOW. Part 1 By Illindila Saraswati Devi. Every individual commands respect in the society as long as he/she lives in that society. The respect, however, depends on his/her place in the society and the role he/she plays. Nature has created man and woman. They have been…… Continue reading The Status of Women in India, Then and Now. Part 1
Nori Narasimha Sastry’s views on History and Historical Novel
Nori Narasimha Sastry discussed history and historical fiction at length n a couple of essays. He put forth enormous amount of information in support of his theory that our way of studying our history if faulty. In the process he also defines the correlation between history and historical novel. In the essay, swatantra bharatamulo charitra…… Continue reading Nori Narasimha Sastry’s views on History and Historical Novel
BHANDARU ACCHAMAMBA, FIRST TELUGU STORY WRITER by Kondaveeti Satyavati
History of Telugu women writers is filled with numerous gems. If we dig them up and polish all those stones buried in dirt, the present day writings would be pale by comparison. We need to rewrite the current day history with an awareness of feminist perceptions and from women’s perspective. Well-known writer, Gurujada Appa Rao,…… Continue reading BHANDARU ACCHAMAMBA, FIRST TELUGU STORY WRITER by Kondaveeti Satyavati
2. WOMEN WRITING IN ANDHRA PRADESH: SOCIAL CONDITIONS by Nidadavolu Malathi
(Part 1 Historical Perspective). 2. WOMEN WRITING IN ANDHRA PRADESH: SOCIAL CONDITIONS Emergence of female fiction writers in the 1960’s.¨¨¨ In my article on women writing through centuries, published in September 2002 issue, I attempted to trace some of the trends in regard to women’s education in upper classes. In this essay, I intend to…… Continue reading 2. WOMEN WRITING IN ANDHRA PRADESH: SOCIAL CONDITIONS by Nidadavolu Malathi