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K. Sampath Kumara Charya | |
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 K. Sampath Kumara Charya with his wife | |
| Born | June 26, 1933 Warangal, Telangana, India |
| Died | August 5, 2010 Hyderabad, India |
| Occupation(s) | Reader at Kakatiya University, Warangal, India |
| Spouse | K. Laxminarsamma |
| Children | Bharathi, Sandhya, Sharath, Usha and Aravinda |
| Parent(s) | K. RangaCharya and K. Chudamani |
Kovela Sampath Kumara Charya
editDr. Kovela Sampath Kumara Charya is my father. I am creating this page at the request of many that are looking for access to his publications that are not easily available elsewhere.
Biography
editBirth and Family life:
editSri Dr. Kovela Sampath Kumara Charya was born on June 26, 1933, to a well-known pandit Sri Kovela Kandada Rangacharyulu and Chudamani at Warangal in Telangana, India[1]. Sri Rangacharyulu had four sons and Dr. Sampath Kumara Charya was the youngest son of Sri Rangacharyulu. Dr. Sampath Kumara Charya married K. Laxminarasamma and they have five children – Bharathi, Sandhya, Sharath, Usha and Aravinda.
Early life and education:
editDr. Sampath Kumara Charya got his early Vedic education from his father. He joined a Sanskrit school in Warangal where he learnt Sanskrit. He completed Bhasha praveena from a Sanskritic school in Bandar Chittigudu. He received his first M. A. (Master of Arts) degree from Osmania University in 1963. He received his second Master of Arts degree in Hindi by writing the exams privately in 1966. He completed Ph. D. from Kakatiya University in 1978 for his research work on ‘Adhunika Telugu Sahitya Vimarsha’ (Critical work on Modern Telugu literature).[2] He worked as a teacher at Mallikarjuna school in Warangal and then as a teacher at Junior college in Jagityal, Karimnagar Dist. Then he joined as a lecturer at Government Arts college in Warangal before joining as Telugu Professor at Kakatiya University and retired from Kakatiya University in 1993.[3] He settled at Hyderabad after his retirement.
Death
editDr. Kovela Sampath Kumara Charya took his last breath on August 5, 2010 surrounded by his family and friends.
Published works
editDr. Sampath kumara Charya wrote many books that were well read and popular in Telugu literature world. He was considered a great poet, critic and the pioneer on Telugu Grammar. His book on grammar ‘Chandovikasam’ was also used in many schools as a study book for students. He also wrote many books with his brother’s son, Sri Kovela Suprasanna Charyulu, including the popular Chethanavartam – a collection of poems by four poets.
Below is a list of some of his publications. Dr. Lakshmana Chakravarthi had many of these publications scanned into pdf files. The links to those pdf versions are provided below for your reference.
List of Publications with links where available.
edit1954 Hrudgeetha
1956 Anandalahari
1960 Lakshana Deepika
1962 Telugu Chandovikasam
1967 Madhura Gathalu
1967 Chetanavartham 1
1970 Chetanavartham 2
1970 Mana pandithulu kavulu rachayithalu
1978 Vachana padyam-Lakshana charcha
1981 Aadhunika Telugu Sahitya Vimarsha
1990 Telugu Sahitya Charitra
1990 Purvakavula Kavya Drukpathaalu
1992 Antarmathanam
1993 Telugu Chandassu pai Konni Velugulu
1993 Kaavyam-Kaviswaamyam
1997 Kaakaspruha – Padya Kavitha sankalanam
1998 Aamuktha
1999 Kinnerasaani Paatalu-Vastuvinyaasam
2003 Cheraaku Oka Shathamaanam
2003 Chinthayanthi
2003 Chandhobhumikalu-Chandhovyaakarana
2004 Aparna
2004 Vishwanaadha Saahitya Darshanam
Translations:
1983 Kalhana
1971 Lakshana Saarasangraham-Kuchimanchi Timmana
1976 Sukavi Manoranjanamu-Kuchimanchi Venataraayudu
1997 Uthara Ramaayanamu-Kankanti Paparaaju
Sampaadakatvam:
1977 Vishwanaatha Saahitya Vyaktitwam
1982 Pothana Bhaagavatha panchashathi Neerajanam
1993 Saahithisampada.
Recognition
edit1992 Dasharathi Award
1993 Bhaghya Award
2006 Potti Sreeramulu Telugu University Pratibha award
2006 Gupta Foundation Sri Krishnamoorthy Sahitya award[4]
2009 Andhra Pradesh Prathibha Rajiv award
See also
editList related Wikipedia articles in alphabetical order. Common nouns are listed first. Proper nouns follow.
References
edit- ^ "Visalaandhra Daily Telugu News Paper -కోవెల సంపత్కుమారాచార్యులు - ఒక తలపు". web.archive.org. 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2024-11-10.
- ^ "Kakatiya University, Warangal-506009, Telangana, India". kakatiya.ac.in. Retrieved 2024-11-13.
- ^ "Kakatiya University, Warangal-506009, Telangana, India". kakatiya.ac.in. Retrieved 2024-11-13.
- ^ "Guptha group awardee list". Gupta Grpoup.
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