Save the green cover and conserve forests. Save hills before they are referred in stories as once upon a time. Conserve energy by turning-off lights when not required (don't turn-off lights in emergency situations, when dealing with any calamity except where it is required to turn-off power, when some work is going on, when there are safety concerns for people, or when someone is sick and there is a need for adequate lighting). Avoid dumping disposables on railway tracks, open lands, river and sea shores to prevent landfills and to ensure a clean environment.

Beware of Bird fancier's lung, an interstitial lung disease. Timely vaccination can protect precious little lives from vaccine-preventable diseases—Save a child, save a life, and save a dream. Refer government and regulatory advisories, directives, or guidelines. Keep first-aid kit at home and workplace for use in emergencies. Cover water containers to prevent dengue.  In case a person is bed-ridden for a long time, use air bag to prevent bed sores whether at home or at health care centre. Prefer using prescribed medicines by the health expert and be aware of anti-microbial resistance. Try to start early for work if the workplace is far away rather than overspeeding or boarding overcrowded transport services during rush hour. If possible, try to help the elderly if you find that they are unable to cross the road due to heavy traffic. If possible, offer your seat to the elderly or those in need in buses and metro trains.

Literature is an art. There are various types of literature. My mission is to bring stories in various genres and languages through literary writing and books.

Poetry: In general, poetry can be expressed in various ways and styles such as blank verse, free verse, lyric, ballad, cinquain, haiku, sestina, sonnet, villanelle, epic, elegy, epigram, imagist, limerick, narrative, and ode.

Prose: Prose can take various forms such as fictional, heroic, nonfictional, and prose poetry.

Fiction: In general, fiction can be of various types such as children’s literature, fables, comics, flash fiction, short stories, novelettes, novellas, novels, historical fiction, horror, science fiction, fantasy, mystery and thriller fiction, and realistic fiction.

Nonfiction: Nonfiction usually includes topics such as health, sciences, humanities, social sciences, nature, environment, biodiversity, essays, educational, academic, research, literary nonfiction, children’s nonfiction, motivational, inspirational, devotional, spiritual, travelogues, contemporary topics, law, national, international relations, memoirs, general reading, and general knowledge. Here, as a broader approach to various disciplines nonfiction has been included as a separate section.

The aforementioned is indicative and not exhaustive.

Works on historical and science fiction are included in the Literary Junction whereas those on history and science are included in the Humanities and Social Sciences and Sciences respectively in the Nonfiction Junction.

The endeavour is to cover all major language families in due course. Linguistics and languages are included in the Humanities and Social Sciences in the Nonfiction Junction.

Genres will be mentioned on the separate page created for titles. Each title even within the same genre has a different theme. There is a possibility of a common element as a signature style within a genre yet only if it gels with the theme.

Please read the disclaimer.

ఎందరో మహానుభావులు రాశారు తెలుగులో ఎన్నో రచనలు. వారందరికీ నా వందనాలు. నా రచనలతో తెలుగు భాషకి మరింత గౌరవం పెంచడానికి ఇది ఒక ప్రయత్నం.  

‘తెలుగు భాష ఇస్తుంది నాకు ఆనందం,

తెలుగు భాష నా ప్రాణం,

మీ హృదయాలలో ఎప్పటికీ నిలిచి పోవడానికి, 

తెలుగులో నా రచనలతో మరింత ఆనందాన్ని పెంచడానికి,

వస్తున్న త్వరలో’

— రజని నగేష్ తాడిమళ్ళ

ఈ విభాగంలోని తెలుగు శీర్షికలు ఇప్పుడు కొత్త శీర్షికలతో పాటు మాతృభాష జంక్షన్‌లో అందుబాటులో ఉన్నాయి.

In the context of language families, Indo-Aryan languages are further classified into various groups. More on this classification under the linguistics and languages zone in the Humanities and Social Sciences section in the Nonfiction Junction. Some of the Indo-Aryan languages include Hindi, Bengali, Sanskrit, Konkani, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Assamese, Odia, Urdu, Sindhi, Chhattisgarhi, Malvi, Bungeli, Maithili, Awadhi, Nepali, and Sinhala.

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