October 15, 2025
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BITSS Hosts Impactful Discourse Events In The UK

BITSS (British Indian Telugu Sanskrithi Sangham), a socio-cultural diaspora organisation, has recently hosted one of the most influential Telugu orators and renowned Sahasravadhani Padma Shri Garikipati Narasimha Rao for discourses in Birmingham and London. More events are also in the pipeline in Manchester and other venues. It is the first time the revered poet and life coach has visited the UK for multi-city pravachanams, although he visited the UK last in 2008.

Thousands of attendees have thronged the venues to bask in his literary mastery and discourse blended with humour, devotion and philosophy. His Birmingham discourse was themed around moral and spiritual values and his London discourse was focused on what the diaspora community can do for dharmic (righteous) living and nation-building. Bhajans and classical dances were presented at the events demonstrating the efforts made towards art and culture.

During the London event at Nagrecha Hall in East London, the revered Guru made particular references to the propagation of performing arts, not using them for mere ornamental purposes but for the genuine upkeep of age-old heritage. In witty references, he reiterated on the dangers of AI if not used appropriately and gave a powerful clarion call to all NRIs to contribute their best to the originating country in different possible ways, by adopting villages and the like. Members of BITSS Team and volunteers were introduced by Suresh Mangalagiri and sponsors were acknowledged on the occasion.

Community paying respects to Garikipati garu
Volunteers and organising committee of BITSS
Young cultural ambassadors of Sanskruti Centre
Nava Vidha Bhakti presentation by Manju, Lakshmi, Ragasudha
Songs by Shivani Gollapalli
Songs by Jyothirmayi and Shalini
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