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01e38acffe Gurram Jashuva is the son of Gurram Basha and he was born in Tirupati in 1895. Gurram Jashuva was married to Padma Lakshmi, a well known Telugu poet. Jashuva and his wife lived in Dwarakamai, Hyderabad. He was a great poet in Telugu and known for his classical songs of Telugu as well as Sanskrit. His most famous composition is "Ammodi bhasha parva". Gurram Jashuva died in Bangalore in 1971. His urn is placed at Vetha Maayam in Bangalore. Gurram Jashuva is a popular name for namesakes. Many emblems, and have been named after him. Gurram Jashuva also wrote poems in Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi. He received the title Sangeetpadam Prapanchasakam from the Tamil Academy. It is said that after having known his mother, there was never a day that passed without writing a poem. From childhood, he spent his time in visiting artists and poets, studying their works. His first collection of poems in Telugu was published in 1919. His poems reflected the greatness and beauty of Telugu culture. G. Jashuva has inspired other great poets like Vemana and Shriramulu, his songs being universally accepted as classics. His last collection of poems, "Kavya Yagnam", is considered to be the most popular and outstanding collection of poems by him. From 1928, he edited and published an illustrated quarterly in Telugu named G. Jashuva veedu. He was also known as Gurram Dass, and G.J. His pen name was Sugunamma (literally meaning with chaste verses). He is the first Telugu poet to have composed a biography of Kavi Anisetti, who was his great-uncle. Gurram Jashuva was a student of Sarma Pally and Palkuriki Somanatha Sarma. He was also a close associate of the eminent poet, Vemana. He took up writing again only after Vemana's death in 1924. He was well versed in Telugu grammar, and wrote a series of articles on the subject. He also wrote on the history of Telugu literature. His works in Telugu include: Kavya Kanda (1930), Kavya Yagn


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