Archive · 23 Dec 2025
SBT Aims for Global Recognition of First Telugu Inscription
The Swarna Bharati Trust (SBT) is working to make the first Telugu stone inscription at Kalamalla in Kadapa district famous around the world.
Deepa Venkat, the managing trustee of SBT, talked about this at a special event celebrating the 100th birthday of Dr. Janamaddi Hanumatchastri, also known as 'Brown Sastri.'
She unveiled a copy of the inscription at the C.P. Brown Language Research Centre, which is part of Yogi Vemana University.
Deepa Venkat said it's important for everyone to protect our language and literature for future generations.
The SBT praises the C.P. Brown centre for its work in Telugu language and literature.
Many important people were present at the event, including professors, writers, and artists.
SBT is working to globally highlight the first Telugu stone inscription at Kalamalla, Kadapa district.
Deepa Venkat, SBT managing trustee, unveiled a replica of the inscription during the centenary event of Dr. Janamaddi Hanumatchastri.
The event was organized by the C.P. Brown Language Research Centre and Central Library, Kadapa, under Janamaddi Sahiti Peetham with SBT's support.
Deepa Venkat emphasized the importance of preserving linguistic and literary heritage.
The SBT MD praised the C.P. Brown centre for its contributions to Telugu language and literature.
- Who
- Swarna Bharati Trust (SBT) and Deepa Venkat
- What
- Efforts to globally highlight the first Telugu stone inscription
- When
- During the centenary year of Dr. Janamaddi Hanumatchastri
- Where
- Kalamalla, Kadapa district
- Why
- To preserve linguistic and literary heritage
- Organization
- Swarna Bharati Trust (SBT)
- Location
- Kalamalla, Kadapa district
- Event
- Centenary year of Dr. Janamaddi Hanumatchastri
- Unveiled
- Replica of the Telugu stone inscription
- Affiliation
- C.P. Brown Language Research Centre, Yogi Vemana University