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Veteran journalist Kuldip Nayar dead
Eminent journalist and author Kuldip Nayar, who fought fiercely for press freedom and civil liberties, died here early on Thursday He was 95
New Delhi: Eminent journalist and author Kuldip Nayar, who fought fiercely for press freedom and civil liberties, died here early on Thursday. He was 95. Nayar died around 12.30 am at the Escorts hospital, his elder son Sudhir Nayar said. He was suffering from pneumonia and was admitted to the hospital five days back. The veteran journalist, a proponent of India-Pakistan peace, is survived by his wife and two sons.
His last rites were performed at the Lodhi crematorium in New Delhi at 1 pm. Nayar, who was born in Sialkot in Pakistan in 1923, began his career in journalism in the Urdu language press and went on to serve as editor of several newspapers, including Indian Express and The Statesman.
Known not just as one of India's most respected journalists but also as an advocate for human rights, Nayar served as India's high commissioner to the United Kingdom in the 1990s and was nominated to the Rajya Sabha in 1997. A fighter who followed his conscience: 11
