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Poets asked to influence people with their writings
Poets asked to influence people with their writings. In the name of development de-notification of forests, destruction of greenery is taking place.
In the name of development de-notification of forests, destruction of greenery is taking place. This act will results in the environmental imbalance said Dr. Papineni Sivasankar, Member, Sahitya Academy, Telugu Advisory Board in “one decade Telugu Kavita Vikasam (2005-2015)”jointly organized by Sahitya Academy and Sahiti Mitrulu at the Cultural Center.
Siva Sankar said that the writers should think and take the current subjects in their writings to influence the people. While releasing a book on this subject M. Krishna Kumari, Station Director, All India Radio said that the writer should improve their writing standards to match national standards.
She said that the poets are the voice of people and they have to expose the problems through their writings. Dharbhasayanam Srinivasacharya, Kopparthi Venkata Ramana Murthy and Seetharam analyzed the writings of the decade. Many literary lovers and others were also present for this programme.
