Acharya Madiraju Ranga Rao Sahityam – Parāmarśa (Live Stream)
Official live telecast recording of the Sahitya Parāmarśa literary symposium held at Sri Krishnadevaraya Telugu Bhasha Nilayam on 4th July 2026.
ఆచార్య మాదిరాజు రంగారావు సాహిత్యం – పరామర్శ సాహితీ సదస్సు
July 4, 2026 — Ravichettu Rangarao Sabha Mandiram, Sri Krishnadevaraya Telugu Bhasha Nilayam, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
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The July 4 programme brought together readers, scholars, and literary organisers for a dedicated symposium on the writings of Prof. Madiraju Ranga Rao. The event included critical presentations, commemorative releases, and a focused conversation around the poet's intellectual and literary legacy.
The imported source folder contained a large set of newspaper and e-paper clippings documenting the event across Telugu press outlets. Those scans are now grouped into the press-coverage archive for this tab.
This event record remains modular. The invitation assets and programme PDF are available now, while additional photographs, verified article links, and recordings can still be appended to the same data object as they are archived.

Date
July 4, 2026
Venue
Ravichettu Rangarao Sabha Mandiram, Sri Krishnadevaraya Telugu Bhasha Nilayam, Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad
Organizer
Sri Krishnadevaraya Telugu Bhasha Nilayam
Event
Sahitya Parāmarśa
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Official live telecast recording of the Sahitya Parāmarśa literary symposium held at Sri Krishnadevaraya Telugu Bhasha Nilayam on 4th July 2026.
Press Coverage
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Praja Paksham
Praja Paksham • July 5, 2026
Official epaper report covering the literary symposium of Acharya Madiraju Ranga Rao in Praja Paksham daily newspaper.
Documents

High-resolution PDF invitation and event programme for the July 4, 2026 symposium.
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Cover artwork used for the official symposium invitation.
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