Archive · 22 Jan 2026
35th Death Anniversary of Scholar Ramasubba Sharma Observed
On Wednesday, people gathered at Annamacharya Kalamandiram in Tirupati to remember Sriman Gauripeddi Ramasubba Sharma on his 35th death anniversary.
Dr. Medasani Mohan, a special officer, talked about how Sharma helped save and share the important writings of Annamacharya, a famous Telugu poet.
They found many of Annamacharya's songs on old palm leaves and copper plates.
Acharya Govindaraju and Shankar Rao also spoke about Sharma's work.
In the morning, Dr. Mohan put flowers at Sharma's statue.
Many people, including family members and officials, were there to honor Sharma's contributions.
The 35th death anniversary of Sriman Gauripeddi Ramasubba Sharma was observed at Annamacharya Kalamandiram in Tirupati.
Dr. Medasani Mohan highlighted Sharma's efforts in preserving Annamacharya's literary legacy.
Nearly 300 Annamacharya compositions were discovered through palm-leaf manuscripts and copper plates.
Acharya Govindaraju and Shankar Rao delivered lectures on Sharma's contributions to editing Tallapaka Poets' Sankirtans.
The Annamayya Vangmaya Project was established in 1979 with Sharma as its Special Officer.
- Who
- Sriman Gauripeddi Ramasubba Sharma, Dr. Medasani Mohan, Acharya Govindaraju, Shankar Rao
- What
- 35th death anniversary observance and seminar on the contributions of Ramasubba Sharma
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Annamacharya Kalamandiram, Tirupati
- Why
- To honor the contributions of Ramasubba Sharma in preserving Annamacharya's literary legacy
- Event
- 35th death anniversary of Sriman Gauripeddi Ramasubba Sharma
- Location
- Annamacharya Kalamandiram, Tirupati
- Date
- Wednesday
- Key Speaker
- Dr. Medasani Mohan
- Initiative
- Annamayya Vangmaya Project
- Compositions Discovered
- 300 Annamacharya compositions from palm-leaf manuscripts and copper plates
- Special Contribution
- Republished four volumes of Tallapaka Poets' Sankirtans