As it would be difficult for us in the foreign lands to celebrate on the same day for work reasons, we should devote the second Saturday of every July for to celebrate the life of YSR with our families in a public park like setting as a picnic. This makes our great leader in the heaven proud, as he always valued his family and friends beyond any stretch of imagination.
Location information with contact numbers will be posted and updated on CelebrateYSR.org and have the information scrolling on SakshiTV, TV9, and NTV. The videos and pictures from all these celebrations would be consolidated and produced as a DVD and an album to be exhibited on local TVs in Andhra Pradesh as well as a link on this site for everyone to download and burn on to their DVDs.
We should all be starting our preparations for Jananetha Dr. YSR 1st Vardhanthi. We should all discuss the format and possible dates, as the first weekend of September is a long weekend and schools re-opening in most of Northeast. There will be conference calls in a bit. In the mean time, please send any suggestions toysrjayanthi@gmail.com. Please check the website for any updates. Thanks.
It’s hard to understand and seems surreal that our favorite leader YS Rajasekhar Reddy had lost his life in an accident and is no longer with us today. He was ready to reign for the next five year and years after but the fate had been cruel to us. It’s even harder for the masses of Andhra Pradesh to digest the fact that their brother, father, son like YSR was taken away by the cruel fate. It’s like the sun went down at dusk and never would rise again. YSR walked in and out of our lives leaving fondest memories. He was a great warrior and endeared us with his fighting spirit and great smile, even in the worst of the situations. He was the greatest leader of the masses and will be remembered by one and all for generations to come. Even though he left us physically, he remains forever deeply etched in our memories, lives and thoughts. A day would not go by for most of without a thought of this great man and a tear falling from our eyes. We, the ardent followers and fans of YSR should celebrate the life of the great YSR every year on his Jayanthi (July 8th) all across the US and other countries, where ever Telugus exist.
