Archive · 17 Jan 2026
Lokesh Releases Novel by Visually-Impaired Writer
A woman named Chintakrindi Saijyothi, who cannot see, wrote a novel called 'Cheyi Veedani Chelimi'.
She uses her phone to write by talking into it.
A minister named Nara Lokesh helped release her book.
Saijyothi has written other books and stories before.
She works at a school and is an inspiration to many.
The minister praised her for being brave and determined.
Many people came to support her at the book release.
Chintakrindi Saijyothi, a visually-impaired writer, released her novel 'Cheyi Veedani Chelimi'.
She uses voice-input technology on her mobile phone to write.
Education and IT minister Nara Lokesh released the book at his residence.
Saijyothi has previously published a poetry collection and two novels.
She works as a junior assistant at Nuthakki High School and is an inspiration to many.
- Who
- Chintakrindi Saijyothi (author), Nara Lokesh (minister)
- What
- Release of the novel 'Cheyi Veedani Chelimi'
- When
- Friday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Undavalli residence of Nara Lokesh, Mangalagiri
- Why
- To celebrate the literary achievement of a visually-impaired writer
- Author
- Chintakrindi Saijyothi (pen name: Chaithrashree)
- Book Title
- Cheyi Veedani Chelimi
- Release Location
- Undavalli residence of Nara Lokesh
- Author's Profession
- Junior Assistant at Nuthakki High School
- Previous Works
- Kavithanjali (poetry), Manchutakina Prema, Evaru Athanu (novels)
- Technology Used
- Voice-input technology on mobile phone