Rao, who held a meeting with officials on the event, said the conference should reflect the greatness of Telugu and its prominence in Telangana, a release from his office said.
"Several Telangana sons of the soil have done exemplary work in Telugu poetry, prose, folk literature and several other genres and thus enriched the Telugu language and literature. These great personalities should be remembered on the occasion," Rao said.
He asked officials to invite Telugu people and language associations based in other states and also abroad for the event, it said.
He instructed that elaborate arrangements be made in capital city for the event to be held from December 15 to 19.
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