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The Native Element in Telugu stories By Nidadavolu Malathi.

We read stories—Russian, Chinese, Japanese, African—and learn about their culture. Some stories tell us we are not different. Their customs, habits, perceptions, social consciousness, family values and ethics appear to be so close to ours. They cry in the same way as we do, and be happy the same way as we, and aspire for…… Continue reading The Native Element in Telugu stories By Nidadavolu Malathi.

Urban Characters in Telugu Fiction of the Sixties and Seventies.

By Nidadavolu Malathi. Traditionally the city has been treated in Telugu literature as a place of riches and freedom, and city as something to which people should aspire. Traditional writers have always portrayed the city in all its glory, even correlated it to the royalty of the country. There is, however, a major departure from this…… Continue reading Urban Characters in Telugu Fiction of the Sixties and Seventies.