Archive · 24 Aug 2026
Sahithi Sangamam launched to promote Telugu literary creativity and equality
A new literary group called Sahithi Sangamam has started in Gannavaram.
Its purpose is to encourage people to write and enjoy literature.
The group also wants literature to help people and society develop.
It will bring together writers and creators from different kinds of literature.
Its guiding ideas are novelty, affection and equality.
The group plans to hold literary programmes on different occasions.
It will celebrate World Telugu Language Day on August 29.
A committee of office-bearers was elected to lead the organisation.
Sahithi Sangamam was launched at the NGO Home in Gannavaram on Sunday.
Library Officer Kanchala Nagaraju unveiled the organisation’s logo.
The organisation aims to promote novelty, affection and equality through literary activities.
It will provide a common platform for writers and creators from different literary genres.
Kode Yamini Devi was elected president, with Udatha Ramakrishna as general secretary.
- Who
- Sahithi Sangamam was launched by literary figures, journalists and organisers in Gannavaram, with Kanchala Nagaraju unveiling its logo.
- What
- A new literary organisation was launched and its committee was elected.
- When
- The launch took place on Sunday; World Telugu Language Day celebrations are planned for August 29.
- Where
- The launch was held at the NGO Home in Gannavaram.
- Why
- The organisation was formed to encourage literary creativity, support human and social development, and create a common platform for writers and creators.
- Organisation
- Sahithi Sangamam, also referred to once in the report as Sahiti Sangamam
- Launch venue
- NGO Home, Gannavaram
- Logo unveiled by
- Kanchala Nagaraju, Grade-I Library Officer at the Krishna Zilla Grandhalaya Samstha library in Gannavaram
- Guiding objectives
- Navata (novelty), Mamata (affection) and Samata (equality)
- Planned event
- World Telugu Language Day celebrations on August 29
- President
- Kode Yamini Devi
- General Secretary
- Udatha Ramakrishna