According to sources as Ugadi gift from Telangana government, the new year of Telugu people, chief minister K. Chandrashekar Rao unveiled a hand book called Karadeepika. Meanwhile when covering over 20 topics, the book comprises Telugu Varnamala, Telugu years, Vedas, Epics, Upanishads, Telugu idioms, festivals, festival songs, state symbols, Telangana art and culture, food and agriculture and the dynasties that ruled Telangana.
According to sources the comprehensive 56 page book has an attractive look and is a treasure house of information. The books are to be forwarded to the district collectors on March 17. Sources reported that Chief Minister KCR took the initiative to bring awareness among the youth about the state culture and festivals.
As per report the books will be distributed by
DEOs and officials of Revenue department to around 1.3 crore people in
Telangana which was numbered after Telangana's Samagra Kutumba Survey in 2014.
Accordingly the state government has also provided an opportunity for the
district collectors to print over one lakh books.
