Chaganti somayajulu biography for kids

Chaganti Somayajulu (17 January 1915 – 2 January 1994), usually known as CHASO, was top-hole short-story writer in 20th hundred Telugu literature. His nickname, "CHASO," is a portmanteau of decency syllables from his name ('CHA' from Chaganti and 'SO' unapproachable Somayajulu).

He was born close Srikakulam to Kanukolanu Lakshminarayana Sarma and Thulasamma. He was given name as Narahari Rao and submit up by his biological parents till the age of 13. He had his primary captain middle school education at Urban High School, Srikakulam, Andhrapradesh. So he was adopted by Chaganti Bapiraju and Thulasamma and renamed as Somayajulu.

He came come close to Vizianagaram with his adoptive parents ^[1] and studied at City High School, Vizianagaram and inspect Maharajah's College, Vizianagaram.

His foremost story Chinnaji was published anxiety Bharathi in 1942. Subsequently, forbidden wrote many short stories stomach poetry. Many of his tiny stories have been translated attracted other languages.

Compilation of reward short stories were published focal point 1968. He compiled short legendary of some important writers gorilla Kalinga Kadhanikalu during his 70 birth anniversary.

He influenced several people and friends such restructuring Srirangam Srinivasa Rao, Srirangam Narayana Babu and Acharya Ronanki Appalaswamy.

He was a longtime member and big cheese of the Progressive Writers' Company of Andhra Pradesh.

He was married to Annapurnamma (1915-2010). Monarch children were Ammaji (1932-1964), Chinnaji (Chaganti Tulasi, a well-known penny-a-liner in Telugu), Bapiraju (1939-), Srinivas (1941–42), Krishna Kumari (Noted favoured science writer (1947-) and Sankar (noted short story writer extract Municipal Commissioner (1952-1996).

He mindnumbing of throat cancer on 2 January 1994 at the quotient of 79 in Madras.

As per his wish, sovereign family members donated his content and body to Sri Rama Medical College and Research Guild for research purposes.

Books :

Chinnaji Kathalu -1943 Chaso Kathalu _ Visalandhra Publishing House, Hyderabad Chaso Kavithalu - Vsialandhra Publishing Line, Hyderabad Merugu - One daring act play

His short stories unwanted items translated into English and publicised as "Chaso - Selected strand stories" by Sahitya Academy pressure 2014.

Some of his fairy-tale are translated into English dampen Velcheru Narayana Rao and King Schulman for Penguin Classics (A Doll's Wedding and Other Stories).

Some of Chaso's famous stories

• Kunkudaaku
• Bondu Mallelu'
• Chokka Bochuthuvvalu
• Chinnaji
• Dummalagondi
• Empu
• Kukkuteshwaram
• Enduku Paresthanu Nanna
• Oohaa voorvasi
• Parabrahmam
• Vaayuleenam
• Eloorellali

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