Nation Mourns the Loss of Ramoji Rao, Founder of Eenadu and Ramoji Film City

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HYDERABAD – The nation is in mourning following the demise of Ramoji Rao, the founder of Eenadu and Ramoji Film City. Telangana BJP Chief G Kishan Reddy expressed his condolences, stating that Rao’s death is a significant loss for the country.

“Ramoji Rao’s death is a loss for the country. No one can fill this gap,” Reddy said. He extended his sympathies to Rao’s family, adding, “May God be with the members of Ramoji Rao’s family.”

Rao was a renowned figure who earned a special place for himself in various fields. He was particularly known for prioritizing the Telugu language, a testament to his dedication to his roots.

“Ramoji Rao was the person who gave priority to the Telugu language,” Reddy noted. “He was a person who earned a special place for himself in every field.”

Rao’s legacy is expected to be carried forward by his family members, ensuring that his contributions to the country and the Telugu language continue to be recognized and celebrated.

“Ramoji’s legacy should be carried forward by his family members,” Reddy said, highlighting the importance of continuing Rao’s work.

Rao’s passing marks the end of an era, but his legacy will live on through his contributions to the country and the Telugu language. His dedication to his work and his love for his language will continue to inspire future generations.

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