Disciplined Efforts Enable Youth to Realise Desired Goals – Professor Anisetty Ravindranath
KARIMNAGAR, AUGUST 27, 2026: Kashmir Central University Vice Chancellor Professor Anisetty Ravindranath has formally released a book titled ‘Samakaleenam’, a collection of contemporary essays written by Lion Captain B Madhusudhan Reddy at Karimnagar District Central Library in Karimnagar town on Thursday.
The event was organised by Telugu Language Preservation Association- VNR Foundation- Satavahana Lions Club- Lead India Foundation at the Karimnagar District Central Library. Speaking on the occasion, Mr Ravindranath said we should work with discipline and concentration to achieve our goals. He said that in the digital era, where education, financial literacy and technological knowledge are mandatory, there are many opportunities.
He also added that society and nature will teach all of us many lessons if you are ready to realise. He said that only the youth who fight till the end without getting discouraged by defeat will achieve success. He said that it is easy for the youth who have self-confidence, unwavering dedication, social awareness and subject knowledge to reach their destination.
Alphores educational institutions chairman V Narender Reddy, who presided over the meeting, said that poverty is not a barrier to achieving what one wants, and many poor youth have risen to high positions with ease. President of Telugu Language Preservation Association Dasyam Senadhipathi, who introduced the book, said that the writing style of Burra Madhusudhan Reddy, who has divided 130 articles into various sections in the ‘Samakalinam Vyas Samput’, is commendable. He said that the articles in this book are useful for the youth preparing for competitive exams.
Karimnagar District Library Chairman Sathu Mallesham, speaking, advised us to practice continuously to achieve first place in our chosen education. Burra Madhusudhan Reddy, the author of the book, said that he has included articles based on 130 contemporary issues in this book. He said that there are many articles on young India, environment, science and technology, worldly issues, and problems of Indian society.
Free distribution of books to youth:
Contemporary essay books were distributed free of cost to 150 youths preparing for competitive exams at the District Central Library. Bommakanti Kishan, Nilagiri Anitha, Vadluri Srinivas, Sankoju Manohara Chari, Narla Venugopal and 150 youths and library staff participated in this programme.
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