Dear readers of our website
You will be happy to know that we
are starting a new series/serial "Mother
Tell Me A Story" by Smt. Nathavajhula Srilalitha.
In our childhood days, we the
children, particularly during summer holidays after having dinner, surround our
mother's, grandmother's, grandfather's and other elders and pester them to tell
stories. The stories told by them were not only interesting but also educative
with a lot of morals.
There is a child in all of us
irrespective of our age, and this child is always hungry to listen to the
stories which had great influence in understanding our culture, social
responsibilities and molding our character.
Particularly in our elders like mother's,
grandmother's, grandfather's in joint families have played a very
important role in inculcating human
values to build up a very positive and harmonious world around us.
We would like to bring back such
an atmosphere in our families where elders should take little time to spend
with our children and tell stories.
We appreciate Smt. Nathavajhula Srilalitha,
for taking up this project and play a role of lovely mother to tell the
stories.
Here is her brief profile:
Nathavajhula Srilalitha - After completing her
post-graduation from Govt P.G. College, Secunderabad in English Literature; she
did her PGCTE (Post Graduate Certificate in Teaching English) from English and
Foreign Language University (EFLU)
She is working as English
Lecturer in DBPM College (Keys Management Society). She is presently pursuing
her PGDTE from the same University.
Her hobbies include reading
books, listening and singing carnatic music, trying new recipes and baking
cakes for her children. She is very fond of her mother tongue (telugu) and is
trying to find time to complete her Masters in Telugu language from 'Potti Sree
Ramulu Telugu University' through distance mode (which she started in 2013).
Her inspiration is her mother and continuous support team includes her husband,
children and father.
The present attempt of
simplifying "Jataka Tales" is to make children easily understand its
importance and also a small way of thanking "Mr. Nanduri Sairam" who
is a father figure to her and a teacher, guide and philosopher.
She would like to thank "Mr.
Nanduri Sairam Garu" for all the encouragement given to her.
Hope all of you will enjoy and
appreciate her efforts.
