Remember, for one day you will be gone too
Author :
churumuri
Blog :sans serif
Date: 7/20/2012 8:18:05 AM
With bottomline-conscious bean counters and brand managers stomping all over newsrooms these days, rare is the media house that pauses to salute those who are no longer with us.
To its credit, the Indian Express bucks the trend.
On its pages today is an ad for Vijay Pratap Singh, its reporter who was among those killed at a blast outside the residence of a Uttar Pradesh minister in 2010, leaving behind a wife, a five-year-old son and a 10-month-old daughter.
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Alfred D’Cruz: ToI’s first Indian sub-editor
Tarun Sehrwat, 22 and killed in the line of duty
Chari, a lens legend at The Hindu
Harishchandra Lachke: A pioneering cartoonist
T.N. Shanbag: Man who educated Bombay journos
Rajan Bala: cricket writer of cricket writers
Jyoti Sanyal: The language terrorist and teacher
Russy Karanjia: The bulldog of an editor
Sabina Sehgal Saikia: The resident food writer
M.G. Moinuddin: The self-taught newspaper designer
Naresh Chandra Rajkhowa: Journo who broke Dalai Lama story
J. Dey: When eagles are silent, parrots jabber
E. Raghavan: Ex-ET, TOI, Vijaya Karnataka editor
Prakash Kardaley: When god cries when the best arrive
Pratima Puri: India’s first TV news reader passes away
Tejeshwar Singh: A baritone falls silent watching the cacophony
N.S. Jagannathan: Ex-editor of Indian Express
K.M. Mathew: chief of editor of Malayala Manorama
Amita Malik: the ‘first lady of Indian media’
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K.R. Prahlad: In the end, death becomes a one-liner
M.R. Shivanna: A 24×7 journalist is no more
C.P. Chinnappa: A song for an unsung hero
Filed under: For the record, Newspapers, People Tagged: Churumuri, Sans Serif, The Indian Express, Vijay Pratap Singh 
