| Specifications |
| Publisher: Vijaya Publications, Chennai | |
| Author Viswam (B. Viswanatha Reddi) | |
| Language: English | |
| Pages: 248 (with B/W Illustrations) | |
| Cover: HARDCOVER | |
| 9.5x6.5 Inch | |
| Weight 540 gm | |
| Edition: 2025 | |
| HCD542 |
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visionary, Sri B. Nagi Reddi lead ninety-two eventful years of his life marked
by fascinating series of amazing as well as engrossing events read like the
fairytales in the children's magazine 'Chandamama, the unique gift to the
children of a few generations by himself and his compatriot Chakrapani. Born
and raised in a remote village in Andhra Pradesh, the elders there taught him
traditional values. Even as a teenager he had participated in the independence
movement and at 20 he had succeeded in business at a far away Rangoon. The help
he had provided to a poor family there is a testament to his concern and
commitment to the social causes. The magazines he had founded and managed along
with one of India's finest printing presses, the incredible films he had
produced, the largest film studio in South East Asia he had founded and the
first multi-speciality hospital in South India he had established are by now
legendary. Bestowed with awards and accolades in each and every field he had
ventured into, Sri Nagi Reddi never owned his success, instead he credited it
to his unit members. A true karma yogi. This book is an authentic, riveting
story on the life and times of the humble legend - B. Nagi Reddi, by his
equally illustrious son - Viswam.
B.
Viswanatha Reddi Popularly Known as Viswam is the third son of the legendary
phenomenon Sri B.Nagi Reddi. Between 1963 and till his retirement in 2005, he
was the publisher of the reputed children's magazine - Chandamama'. During his
tenure, the 9 languages magazine grew into 15 languages including in Santhali,
Sanskrit and Sinhala, along with 4 languages in Braille. Simultaneously he was
also editing film and women's monthly magazines in Telugu, Tamil and Kannada
languages, besides "The Heritage" and 'Junior Chandamama' in English
among other journals. During his tenure as the District Governor of Rotary
International District 3230 he made remarkable contribution for the eradication
of Polio through Polio Plus Programme and he was actively associated with the
Madras Chapter of War Widows Association, The Down's Research Society (India)
and the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Chennai Kendra. He served as the Under Sheriff
of Madras for two terms in 1986 and 1987. Prominent among the honours and
awards bestowed on him were 'Satdharma Bhodhaka Tilakam' title conferred on him
by H. H. Sri Sankaracharya of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham in 1984 and FICCI BAF
Awards in 2007 for his contribution to the Indian Animation Industry. 'Samaya
Samudaya Nanmani' title conferred by Sri Guru Mahasannidanam of Thiruvaduthurai
Adheenam in 2008.
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