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"Gourahari Das Kathalu " ( A Review in English)
Translation from Oriya to Telugu has not been new and going on from many decades and Puripanda Appalaswamy, an iconic translator was known ...
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This photograph has been taken while I was going on a road.In fact,it's a common sight in rural side of Telugu speaking states of b...
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The more I grow in exploring my country...the more I come to know that the land of ultimate paradox it is.It looks different outwardly......
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Don't be scared of the picture. It is none other than me only. I have taken this pic with my own hands after having a shower.Any speci...

How absolutely lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by..!
DeleteBeautiful gift from nature. Thanks for sharing!
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DeleteThat's beautiful, Murthy. Happy Saturday!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dana.Same to you.:)
DeleteJasmine or a clematis? Beautiful anyway.
ReplyDeleteIt's called Moonbeam flower or Indian carnation,Thanks.:)
DeleteBeautiful! Toast for eyes.
ReplyDeleteI like little surprises like that, lovely flowers!
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DeleteMoonbeam flower....How lovely!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to my blog Linda..and thanks.:)
DeleteNice one Murty garu.
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