Prof Vontimitta
Visweswaraiah remembered


The reason for this blog post is not merely to boast – I am
an unabashed self-motivator, if I don’t talk well about myself, who will – but also
to record my thanks to all: AOSC Award Selection Committee, Smt Vaijayanthi and
others concerned and as well to several people who congratulated me subsequently.
Any recognition, however big or small, enriches my life and I consider this
award as very precious as Prof Visweswaraiah was quite close to me and I wish
to cherish him in my memory as much as possible.
My daily prayer includes chanting Devistuti (in praise of
Lingabhairabi Devi consecrated at Isha Ashram, Coimbatore) which has a line: “Jai
Bhairavidevi Vishweswari Namahshree”. A Surya mala he gifted to me when we went
to Kashi is kept in our Puja room. Therefore I remember him almost daily. What
could make me more happier than getting an award named after Prof Vontimitta Visweswaraiah? Jai Bhairavidevi.
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congrats Vyasa Murthy garu. You sure deserve the award.
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