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Revanth again urges Centre to confer Padma Shri on Ande Sri
The New Indian Express Hyderabad
|November 12, 2025
CHIEF Minister A Revanth Reddy said that the state government would once again urge the Centre to confer the Padma Shri posthumously on noted poet and writer Ande Sri.
He also announced that the government would construct a memorial park in the poet’s honour and provide a government job to one of his family members.
Revanth, along with several ministers, attended Ande Sri’s last rites at Ghatkesar on Tuesday. The chief minister also served as a pallbearer, giving his shoulder to the bier of the departed writer during the funeral procession, which was attended by thousands of admirers and literary enthusiasts.
Ande Sri’s wife Mallubai, daughters Vaakkulamma, Vennela, Vekuva, and son Dattu performed the rituals as per Hindu traditions. The funeral was conducted with full police honours.
This story is from the November 12, 2025 edition of The New Indian Express Hyderabad.
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