Onamalu nerpalani anukunnanu kanna Sung by Chandana, LLM | BONAFIDE VOICES

Bonafide voices magazine blog was launched in 2019 with an avowed objective to providing a free expression of opinions and views on varied dimensions of human society. The blog functions under a team of intellectuals including young scholars, Teaching Faculty, Scientist and Technical personnel.

Bonafide voices magazine blog was launched in 2019 with an avowed objective to providing a free expression of opinions and views on varied dimensions of human society. The blog functions under a team of intellectuals including young scholars, Teaching Faculty, Scientist and Technical personnel.

World Philosophy Day Speech by Prof.V.Rajyalakshmi

Bonafide voices magazine blog was launched in 2019 with an avowed objective to providing a free expression of opinions and views on varied dimensions of human society. The blog functions under a team of intellectuals including young scholars, Teaching Faculty, Scientist and Technical personnel.

International Daughters Day Telugu Poem by Ms S Chandana M.A.L.LM Background Photo Credits "https://www.freepik.com/free-photo/silhouette-mother-with-her-daughter-bicycle_3654352.htm#query=Daughters&position=38&from_view=search"

Pillani Adapillani Telugu Poem by Ms.S.Chandana

Swatantram Ante... by Ms S Chandana

#BonafideVoices #MSamyukta sung by M. Samyukta, Vice President, School Teachers Federation Of India (STFI)

Komma Uyyala Song Varenya

Praja kavi 'Vadlamudi' song depicting suffering of farmers and the need to unionise and resist. Sung by his daughter Vadlamudi Padma.

#BonafideVoices #MSamyukta #GurajadaApparao #DesamunuPreminchumanna Desamunu Preminchumanna Written by the great poet Gurajada Apparo Garu sung by M. Samyukta, Vice President, School Teachers Federation Of India (STFI)

#BonafideVoices #ProfRajyalakshmi #InternationalLaw Teaching International Law

#BonafideVoices #Dr Neelima Housewives Deserve their own Identity

Constitutional Day Audio Podcast by Dr. V. Rajyalakshmi Honorary Professor of Law Andhra University Indian Constitution is the supreme law of our land. It was adopted on 26 November 1949. Therefore, this day marks a very precious day for all Indian citizens to celebrate it annually. Earlier Nov 26th used to be celebrated as Law day but from the recent past we have begun to celebrate it as the constitutional day. Celebration of constitutional day year after year means a lot to us for two mighty reasons. Firstly, it reminds us that India ceased to be a colony and is now enjoying the dignity of being an independent state. Secondly, it points out the inbuilt strength of the Indian Constitution to be able to hold on to its supreme importance till today irrespective of ensuing challenges and changing perceptions and needs of our dynamic society.