Bhanu Prasad's Personal Website
(this website is not updated regularly)

I was born and brought up in India. I am from a village Pagolu in Krishna District in Andhra Pradesh State. This place is near to river Krishna and the see Bay of Bengal. My parents (see below) still live in the village. Nothing is more happier to me than spending time with them. My father was doing agriculture (primarily growing rice) when he was young. I too like doing agriculture a lot! I enjoyed my childhood a lot (except Lord Krishna!) with my sister, friends, etc. I finished my elementary and high school education in the same and near by villages.

Click here to my current office website. Apart from my job duties, I spend a considerable amount of time as a volunteer (directly/indirectly) in helping kids (primarily tribals in India and African Americans in the USA, who have problems with their studies), jogging, growing plants, workout in gym, etc. I am fluent in Telugu language, apart from having very little knowledge in Hindi and Tamil languages. It is my wish to spend the later part of my life in India, preferably at or near the place where I born and brought up.

Contact email address: bhanupvsr [at] gmail.com

Some pictures I like (click on them to make bigger).

With my parents Sri. Seetaaraamayya and Smt. Raajeswari (2001) infornt of my house in my native village in India. A mango tree which I planted is in the background (you can see some fruits too, if observe closely).

This antique (and my first photo ever taken I think) is with my grandfather (father's father) Sri. Rangayya when he was in the final part of his life and when I was a child (year unknown) (I was in dark color shirt, and facing other side). This photo was taken very near to my house in my native place in India.
A rice container made of hay, which is a traditional way of storing raw-rice in that part of India, is in the background.



Another antique and my second (almost first) photo. This was taken at the same time and place of the above photo.
I was on a toy/wooden horse.

 

At the Indian Institute of Technology (better known as IIT) Madras (2001) in India. See a video about this institute, telecasted in CBS 60 minutes program.

Click here for more photos (December December 2005) from the Indian International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, India

 

Religion:

Click here for a website which I found very interesting on Hinduism.

This website is first created on 12th  Nov 2004, on Deepavali day.