Welcoming the graduates, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Satish Kumar spoke about the university’s steady progress in academics, research, innovation, and community engagement. He commended students for their dedication and achievements.

Chief Guest Prof. Madhu Murthy urged students to use their education for leadership, service, and social transformation. He said Andhra Pradesh’s future depends on a skilled and innovative workforce ready for an AI-driven world.

Founder Chancellor Dr. Paarivendhar praised the university’s role in shaping global thinkers, while Pro-Chancellor Dr. Sathyanarayanan encouraged continuous learning and responsible citizenship. The ceremony concluded with the graduation pledge, national anthem, and vote of thanks, marking a milestone in the university’s journey.

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Renowned Telugu author and Sahitya Akademi Award winner Volga inaugurated the festival as the guest of honour. She praised ALF as a festival that unites languages and communities through literature. “Indian literature tells one human story — of love, pain, and resilience,” she said. Dean Prof. Vishnupad described ALF as Amaravati’s first literary heartbeat, emphasizing literature’s power to shape intellect and ethics.

Prof. Ch. Satish, Vice-Chancellor (I/C), highlighted literature’s ability to preserve emotion beyond recorded history. The day featured lively panels with writers P. Satyavathi, Manisha Sobhrajani, Pavan Santosh, and Millo Ankha, who discussed gender and politics in modern writing.

An exclusive session with poet Kadali Satyanarayana explored evolving women’s voices in Telugu literature. SRM University-AP announced that ALF would become an annual event promoting inclusivity, empathy, and creative dialogue through literature, art, and discussion.

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