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Visakhapatnam committee honors Telugu poet Sri Sri with cultural program on death anniversary

On Sunday, Praja Natya Mandali in Visakhapatnam paid tribute to Telugu poet Srirangam Srinivasa Rao, affectionately known as Sri Sri, marking his 43rd death anniversary. The celebration included traditional performances and was part of Kalala Keratalu initiative, which seeks to promote literature and arts within the community.

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Jun 14, 2026 · 1 min read
Visakhapatnam committee honors Telugu poet Sri Sri with cultural program on death anniversary

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  • •The 43rd death anniversary of poet Srirangam Srinivasa Rao, known as Sri Sri, was commemorated on Sunday in Visakhapatnam.
  • •Performances included traditional Kuchipudi dance recitals by the Rajarajeswari Kuchipudi dance troupe, showcasing Sri Sri's literary influence.
  • •Floral tributes were paid by M. Chanti and Francis, highlighting their respect for Sri Sri's contributions to Telugu literature.
  • •The event was part of Kalala Keratalu, a monthly initiative promoting literature and progressive cultural traditions.

Sunday saw the Visakhapatnam district committee of Praja Natya Mandali mark 43 years since Telugu poet Srirangam Srinivasa Rao, or Sri Sri,passed away. Held on Beach Road,event was a colorful tribute to the poet's lasting literary impact.

Traditional Kuchipudi dances by Rajarajeswari Kuchipudi troupe and songs inspired by Sri Sri's poetry filled the program. Members of Muthyalu Ragini group performed. These acts paid homage to Sri Sri's legacy,which still connects with audiences today.

M. Chanti,district secretary of Praja Natya Mandali,and Francis,district president of Sahiti Sravanthi, laid floral tributes . Their gestures showed deep respect for poet's influence on Telugu literature and culture .

Part of Kalala Keratalu, a monthly event promoting literature and arts, this gathering wasn't just about honoring Sri Sri. It aimed to inspire future generations to embrace and appreciate the arts...

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