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T'gana CM, political leaders condole death of veteran journalist Raghavachari

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Published : Oct 28, 2019, 5:18 PM IST

Editor of 'Visalaandhra' Telugu daily C Raghavachari has passed away. Many leaders across the political spectrum condoled the death of the veteran journalist.

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Hyderabad (Telangana): Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao and leaders across the political spectrum condoled the death of veteran journalist C Raghavachari who passed away here on Monday.

Raghavachari had been a committed journalist and a man of values, Rao said.

  • సీనియర్ సంపాదకుడు, సామాజిక ఉద్యమకారుడు శ్రీ రాఘవాచారి మరణం పట్ల సీఎం శ్రీ కె. చంద్రశేఖర్ రావు తీవ్ర దిగ్భ్రాంతి చెందారు. నిబద్ధత కలిగిన జర్నలిస్ట్ గా, విలువలు కలిగిన సామాజిక కార్యకర్తగా ఆయన సాగించిన జీవితం ఆదర్శప్రాయం అన్నారు. ఆయన కుటుంబ సభ్యులకు, సహచరులకు సీఎం సానుభూతి తెలిపారు.

    — Telangana CMO (@TelanganaCMO) October 28, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data=" ">

Expressing grief at the veteran journalist's demise, state BJP president K Laxman said the departed soul was committed to principles and values throughout his life.

Raghavachari is a source of inspiration to the youth and journalists, Laxman said.

TDP's Telangana unit president L Ramana, CPI state secretary Chada Venkata Reddy, Telangana Jana Samiti (TJS) president M Kodandaram condoled the death of Raghavachari.

The veteran journalist died in the early hours of Monday following a prolonged illness. He was 80.

He was the editor of 'Visalaandhra' Telugu daily for over 30 years from 1972.

Hailing from Warangal district in Telangana, Raghavachari began his career as a student union leader in CPI's All India Students Federation and worked as its state (then united AP) president.

A voracious reader and a prolific writer, he later became a journalist in 'Visalaandhra' newspaper run by the CPI.

In a short span of time, he rose to become its editor and was at the helm for over 32 years.

A humble, down-to-earth person, Raghavachari was known for his in-depth knowledge in a wide array of subjects and his punchy editorials bore testimony to it.

He had been suffering from age-related ailments for some time now and was admitted to a private hospital in Hyderabad for treatment last week.

He died in the hospital early on Monday, CPI sources said.

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Hyderabad (Telangana): Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao and leaders across the political spectrum condoled the death of veteran journalist C Raghavachari who passed away here on Monday.

Raghavachari had been a committed journalist and a man of values, Rao said.

  • సీనియర్ సంపాదకుడు, సామాజిక ఉద్యమకారుడు శ్రీ రాఘవాచారి మరణం పట్ల సీఎం శ్రీ కె. చంద్రశేఖర్ రావు తీవ్ర దిగ్భ్రాంతి చెందారు. నిబద్ధత కలిగిన జర్నలిస్ట్ గా, విలువలు కలిగిన సామాజిక కార్యకర్తగా ఆయన సాగించిన జీవితం ఆదర్శప్రాయం అన్నారు. ఆయన కుటుంబ సభ్యులకు, సహచరులకు సీఎం సానుభూతి తెలిపారు.

    — Telangana CMO (@TelanganaCMO) October 28, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data=" ">

Expressing grief at the veteran journalist's demise, state BJP president K Laxman said the departed soul was committed to principles and values throughout his life.

Raghavachari is a source of inspiration to the youth and journalists, Laxman said.

TDP's Telangana unit president L Ramana, CPI state secretary Chada Venkata Reddy, Telangana Jana Samiti (TJS) president M Kodandaram condoled the death of Raghavachari.

The veteran journalist died in the early hours of Monday following a prolonged illness. He was 80.

He was the editor of 'Visalaandhra' Telugu daily for over 30 years from 1972.

Hailing from Warangal district in Telangana, Raghavachari began his career as a student union leader in CPI's All India Students Federation and worked as its state (then united AP) president.

A voracious reader and a prolific writer, he later became a journalist in 'Visalaandhra' newspaper run by the CPI.

In a short span of time, he rose to become its editor and was at the helm for over 32 years.

A humble, down-to-earth person, Raghavachari was known for his in-depth knowledge in a wide array of subjects and his punchy editorials bore testimony to it.

He had been suffering from age-related ailments for some time now and was admitted to a private hospital in Hyderabad for treatment last week.

He died in the hospital early on Monday, CPI sources said.

Also read: Pak denying use of its airspace to Modi's aircraft is violation of international norms: Giriraj Singh

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T'gana CM, political leaders condole death of veteran
journalist Raghavachari
         Hyderabad, Oct 28 (PTI) Telangana Chief Minister K
Chandrasekhar Rao and leaders across the political spectrum
condoled the death of veteran journalist C Raghavachari who
passed away here on Monday.
         Raghavachari had been a committed journalist and a man
of values, Rao said.
         Expressing grief at the veteran journalist's demise,
state BJP president K Laxman said the departed soul was
committed to principles and values throughout his life.
         Raghavachari is a source of inspiration to the youth
and journalists, Laxman said.
         TDP's Telangana unit president L Ramana, CPI state
secretary Chada Venkata Reddy, Telangana Jana Samiti (TJS)
president M Kodandaram condoled the death of Raghavachary.
         The veteran journalist died following prolonged
illness in the early hours of Monday. He was 80.
         He was editor of 'Visalaandhra' Telugu daily for over
30 years from 1972.
         Hailing from Warangal district in Telangana,
Raghavachari began his career as a student union leader in
CPI's All India Students Federation and worked as its state
(then united AP) president.
         A voracious reader and a prolific writer, he later
became a journalist in 'Visalaandhra' newspaper run by the
CPI.
         In a short span of time, he rose to become its editor
and was at the helm for over 32 years.
         A humble, down-to-earth person, Raghavachari was known
for his in-depth knowledge in a wide array of subjects and his
punchy editorials bore testimony to it.
         He had been suffering from age-related ailments for
some time now and was admitted to a private hospital in
Hyderabad for treatment last week.
         He died in the hospital early on Monday, CPI sources
said. PTI SJR
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