Shailaja Kiron Speech at Telugu Writers Mahasabhalu: తామంతా ఇంట్లో ఉదయం శుభోదయం అనే పలకరించుకునేవాళ్లమని మార్గదర్శి ఎండీ శైలజా కిరణ్ అన్నారు. తెలుగును భవిష్యత్తు తరాలకు పదిలంగా అందించడమే లక్ష్యంగా ప్రపంచ ఆరో తెలుగు రచయితల మహాసభలు విజయవాడలో ఘనంగా ప్రారంభమయ్యాయి. విశ్రాంత సీజేఐ జస్టిస్ ఎన్.వి.రమణ, మార్గదర్శి ఎండీ శైలజా కిరణ్ జ్యోతి ప్రజ్వలన చేశారు. అంతకుముందు వీరు తెలుగుతల్లి విగ్రహానికి వందనం సమర్పించారు.
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00:00Speaker 2 – In India, more than 8 crore people speak Telugu after Hindi, Bengali and Marathi.
00:21Speaker 2 – If we look at the most ancient languages in the world,
00:31there is no Sumerian, Egyptian or Akkadian.
00:38So they are dead languages.
00:41This happens due to many reasons.
00:45Speaker 2 – As we all know, in the 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th century,
00:52poets like Nannaya, Tikkanna, Eranna,
00:57and later on Srinath Kavi,
01:00with their courageous writings,
01:03our Telugu language gained a lot of popularity.
01:08After that, Sri Krishnadevaraya,
01:11with his 8 Digha Chalas,
01:13gained a lot of popularity.
01:16He said,
01:18Telugu is the best language in the world.
01:21Similarly, Rabindranath Tagore,
01:24was surprised to see that Telugu is either a language or music.
01:29Such a great language is ours.
01:32Sri Ramaji Rao was very fond of the Indian country,
01:37the Telugu people and the Telugu language.
01:43He always used to say,
01:46I am grateful to the Telugu people.
01:53He liked Telugu so much,
01:57that every morning when we met,
02:00he used to say,
02:02Subodayam.
02:05So, we also say Subodayam at home,
02:08not good morning.
02:11Because he loved the Telugu people so much,
02:16and you all love him so much,
02:20I would like to make a request,
02:23by using this gathering,
02:24we all,
02:26in his memory,
02:28in every house,
02:31shall we say Subodayam from now on?
02:34Subodayam.
02:36Subodayam to everyone.
02:38If we want the Telugu language to live,
02:41we should try to do it at home.
02:44With his heart,
02:46when we were kids,
02:483, 4, 5 years old,
02:50we made a bet,
02:51that whoever speaks in English,
02:55they should give 10 rupees to the person in front of them.
03:01When we were kids,
03:03they used to be very careful,
03:05when they spoke to their grandfathers.
03:07They never spoke in English.
03:09He forgot about that,
03:11so he used to speak in English.
03:13Whenever he spoke in English,
03:15he used to say,
03:17Grandfather, give me 10 rupees.
03:18I kept the money in a separate cover,
03:22the money I got from grandfather.
03:24So, in every house,
03:26we should try to preserve the language.