తెలుగుతేజం-వివేకం నీతి ధర్మ వివోకోక్తులు ప్రతి తెలుగువాడు చదవాల్సిన అంశాలు

తెలుగుతేజం-వివేకం

నీతి ధర్మ వివోకోక్తులు

ప్రతి తెలుగువాడు చదవాల్సిన అంశాలు

పద్యం

గద్యం

వ్యాకరణం

తాత్పర్యం

అర్థం

ఆంగ్లంలో వివరణ

సామెతలు

సూక్తులు

అన్ని కలబోసిన 200 పేజీలు

దిగుమతి చేసుకోండి

During my annual visits to India over the years, I had occasion to meet students,

professsionals and managers of IT companies. Invariably, I was chagrined to find that

almost none of them was familiar or comfortable with the culture and wisdom of Telugu

- speaking people. They were not aware of many of the classic works in Telugu, the

famous poets, or the history of our land.

I discovered that the primary culprit is our educational system. Any aspiring en-

gineering or medical student is immediately channeled in to a specialized curriculum

which essentially banishes humanities and social science subjects from the syllabus.

Thus, some of our brightest students are never exposed to our culture, literature, geog-

raphy and history, which is unfortunate. I was reminded of the starting paragraphs of

Niiti Chandrika which states that an uneducated person might as well be viewed as a

blind person because they have been denied the obvious lessons of life that are con-

tained in our literature.

Recently, I was fortunate to be given an opportunity to help define the curriculum

of a new university established by the AP Government, named Rajiv Gandhi University

of Knowledge Technologies for educating gifted rural youth. This university offers a six

year integrated progarm after the tenth class leading to a dual degree in IT and Engi-

neering related subjects. This provided a unique opportunity to redefine the curriculum

away from the early specialization that is usually the norm in the 11th and 12th class

pre-university subjects and to provide all the students with a strong exposure to the

Telugu Culture.

Rajreddy

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