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Telugu vani goes digital
Taking the popular Telugu monthly, ‘Nela Nela Telugu Vennela’ digital, its web magazine ‘Madhura Vani’ was launched in Houstan, Texas in the US recently. Speaking on the event, Vanguri Chitten Raju said that the monthly magazine that featured the beauty of Telugu culture and heritage was first introduced in 1977.
Webzine launched in the US
Taking the popular Telugu monthly, ‘Nela Nela Telugu Vennela’ digital, its web magazine ‘Madhura Vani’ was launched in Houstan, Texas in the US recently. Speaking on the event, Vanguri Chitten Raju said that the monthly magazine that featured the beauty of Telugu culture and heritage was first introduced in 1977.
“Now, 40 years later, they launched a beautifully designed and digitalised webzine that comes as a boon to Telugu speaking people across the world.” Eminent Telugu personalities from Dallas, Austin and San Antonio attended the event including names like Sudesh Pittula, P Jagadiswaran, Satyam Mandapati, T Prasad, Akunuri Sarada and 60 others, who spoke on the occasion highlighting the values of the Telugu culture.
Arjun Gattamanei, President of Telugu Samskruthika Association in Houston, Raj Pasala, Usha Ragraj and trustee members felicitated eminent people on this occasion. The webzine is available at www.madhuravani.com.
