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Telugu - Vision & Mission


 

Vision:

To enrich Telugu studies as an integral part of Dravidian studies, focusing on comparative and translation studies to preserve and promote the language and its literature.To establish the Telugu Department as a center of excellence in language, literature, and culture, fostering a deep appreciation for the richness of Telugu heritage. We aim to inspire future generations to engage with Telugu language and literature, integrating traditional values with modern perspectives, and positioning Telugu as a vibrant medium for global cultural exchange.

 

 

 

Mission:

To conduct quality research in classical and modern Telugu literature, translate canonical texts, and prepare documentaries on prominent Telugu personalities.

  • Preservation of Telugu Heritage: Undertake initiatives to preserve and document the literary, cultural, and historical heritage of the Telugu language, ensuring its continued relevance in modern times.

 

  1. Research and Innovation: Promote advanced research in classical and modern Telugu literature, linguistics, and folklore, fostering innovative approaches to Telugu studies.

  2. Academic Excellence: Strive to provide high-quality education by developing comprehensive curricula, integrating both traditional knowledge and contemporary developments in language and literature.

  3. Skill Development: Equip students with language-based skills like translation, interpretation, and creative writing to enhance their career prospects in various fields.

  4. Community Engagement: Organize cultural programs, workshops, and seminars to encourage active participation from the community and bridge the gap between academia and society.

  5. Promotion of Telugu Language: Develop initiatives to popularize Telugu as a language of communication, cultural expression, and academic research, both within India and internationally.

  6. Student Empowerment: Focus on student-centered learning approaches, encouraging critical thinking and active engagement with Telugu language and literature.

This framework can be customized further to align perfectly with your department's goals