8 months ago
MLA Inspects Katarupalli for Vemana Jayanti
The MLA of Kadiri, Kandikunta Venkata Prasad, visited Katarupalli village to check the place where a big celebration will happen.
This celebration is for the birthday of Yogi Vemana, a famous poet.
The MLA looked at the stage, parking, and other things needed for the event.
He said that about 5,000 to 10,000 people will come, so everything must be clean and nice.
Many important people were there to help with the plans.
Kadiri MLA Kandikunta Venkata Prasad inspected the proposed main venue at Katarupalli village for the State-level Vemana Jayanti celebrations.
The event is scheduled for January 19 and aims to celebrate the birth anniversary of Yogi Vemana.
The MLA reviewed facilities for the public meeting, including the main dais, vehicle parking, and dining arrangements.
Special arrangements will be made for eminent personalities and guests, with an expected attendance of 5,000 to 10,000 people.
Officials were instructed to ensure cleanliness and sanitation in the memorial premises and nearby areas.
- Who
- Kandikunta Venkata Prasad, MLA of Kadiri, along with local leaders, temple priests, and villagers
- What
- Inspection of the proposed main venue for the State-level Vemana Jayanti celebrations
- Where
- Katarupalli village
- When
- January 19
- Why
- To review facilities and make elaborate arrangements for the celebrations
Key facts
- Event
- State-level Vemana Jayanti celebrations
- Date
- January 19
- Location
- Katarupalli village
- Expected Attendance
- 5,000 to 10,000 people
- MLA
- Kandikunta Venkata Prasad
- Memorial Visited
- Yogi Vemana's memorial
- Key Figures Present
- ETV Padutha Theeyaga singer Sudhakar, literary researcher Dr. Uddandam Chandra Sekhar, Cooperative Bank Chairman Palem Ramanjula Reddy, and others
Quotes
Ritwik Sai
Assistant Superintendent of Police, IPS
“Cultural and spiritual programmes like the Aradhana celebrations play a vital role in promoting peace, harmony and moral consciousness in society, while also introducing younger generations to India’s classical heritage.”
thehansindia.com
“Tyagaraja was not just a great composer but a spiritual luminary who blended devotion, philosophy and music into a single path of self-realisation.”
thehansindia.com
L Ramadevi
Temple Executive Officer
“Hosting the Aradhana celebrations at the sacred pilgrimage town of Vemulawada was a matter of pride and expressed hope that the Nada Neerajana would inspire youth to develop a deeper connection with Indian classical music and cultural traditions.”
thehansindia.com
“Tyagaraja’s music was never meant merely for entertainment but was intended to awaken the soul.”
thehansindia.com
