Kuldip Nayar

Former foreign secretary S Jaishankar, Akali Dal leader Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa, film personalities Mohanlal and Prabhu Deva are among the 47 prominent personalities who were conferred Padma awards by President Ram Nath Kovind today.

Veteran journalist Kuldip Nayar had written a tribute piece on Atal Bihari Vajpayee after the former Prime Minister's death, but as fate would have it, Mr Nayar's obituary has overtaken his unpublished article on the poet-politician.

Some people never hang up their boots and some, like Kuldip Nayar, never put down their pens. The veteran journalist died today at age 95, working till the end -- his last column appearing in the Lokmat Times this morning, hours after he breathed his last around 12.30 am in a Delhi hospital.

Condoling the death of veteran journalist Kuldip Nayar, BJP president Amit Shah said today that his firm stand against the Emergency can never be forgotten and his demise is a loss to Indian journalism.

Veteran journalist, columnist, political commentator and rights activist Kuldip Nayar died at 95 on Thursday. Journalists remembered the legendary Mr Nayar for his "fearless" reportage and how he fought for liberal values. He was among the first few journalists to be jailed during the Emergency in 1975.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today described Kuldip Nayar as an "intellectual giant" and said the veteran journalist would be remembered for his fearless views.

Senior journalist and author Kuldip Nayar, widely respected for his columns and reportage, died at a Delhi hospital early this morning, his family said. He was 95. Born at Sialkot (now in Pakistan), he graduated with a law degree from Lahore before moving to India after the Partition. He served as high commissioner to Britain in 1990 and was also n...

Former foreign secretary S Jaishankar, Akali Dal leader Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa, film personalities Mohanlal and Prabhu Deva are among the 47 prominent personalities who were conferred Padma awards by President Ram Nath Kovind today.

Veteran journalist Kuldip Nayar had written a tribute piece on Atal Bihari Vajpayee after the former Prime Minister's death, but as fate would have it, Mr Nayar's obituary has overtaken his unpublished article on the poet-politician.

Some people never hang up their boots and some, like Kuldip Nayar, never put down their pens. The veteran journalist died today at age 95, working till the end -- his last column appearing in the Lokmat Times this morning, hours after he breathed his last around 12.30 am in a Delhi hospital.

Condoling the death of veteran journalist Kuldip Nayar, BJP president Amit Shah said today that his firm stand against the Emergency can never be forgotten and his demise is a loss to Indian journalism.

Veteran journalist, columnist, political commentator and rights activist Kuldip Nayar died at 95 on Thursday. Journalists remembered the legendary Mr Nayar for his "fearless" reportage and how he fought for liberal values. He was among the first few journalists to be jailed during the Emergency in 1975.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today described Kuldip Nayar as an "intellectual giant" and said the veteran journalist would be remembered for his fearless views.

Senior journalist and author Kuldip Nayar, widely respected for his columns and reportage, died at a Delhi hospital early this morning, his family said. He was 95. Born at Sialkot (now in Pakistan), he graduated with a law degree from Lahore before moving to India after the Partition. He served as high commissioner to Britain in 1990 and was also n...