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Retired Srikakulam Professor Simplifies Ramayana for Kids
A retired botany professor from Srikakulam, Nikku Appanna, simplifies the Ramayana in Telugu for children. He believes that teaching Rama's values in their native language will guide the youth towards the right path. This initiative aims to make ancient texts accessible and engaging for the younger generation, fostering cultural appreciation and moral learning.
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