Radhamadhava Samvadamu, composed by VELIDINDLA VENKATA PATHI, is a Telugu epic poem likely published around 1948. The work delves into Hindu mythology, specifically exploring themes related to Radha and Madhava (Krishna). This classical work represents an important contribution to Telugu literature and provides insights into traditional religious narratives and poetic forms. Its enduring value lies in its preservation of cultural and spiritual heritage through the art of storytelling and verse.

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