Dasarathi

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Dasarathi(Dasarathi Rangacharya or Akhsara Vaachaspathi) was born in 1928 at a small village in the Telangana region of the Hyderabad State ruled by the Nizam. Right from the beginning he professed a great impatience with the autocratic rule of the Nizam. He actively participated in the anti-Nizam struggle and was once even arrested and severely beaten up by a police officer. He later went underground and continued his struggle.

He wrote many books,novels,short stories,songs he translated many books from other languages like Urdu.

His famous books are like: Aksharamandakini, Amruthangamaya, Sri Venkateshawara Leelalu, Chillara Devuulu, Shabda Shwasa, YatraaJeevanam, Janapadam, JeevanaYaanam, Vedam jeevana nadam( వేదం-జీవన నాదం) ....etc.

Vedam Jeevanandam Published in weekly vaartha news daily every sunday.

Reference:

          http://www.andhrabharati.com/kavitalu/dASarathi/rudravINa/aMkitamu.html
          http://www.avkf.org/BookLink/display_author_books.php?author_id=31
          http://www.telugupeople.com/discussion/MultiPageArticle.asp?id=65654&page=1