Maha: Senior journalist Tej Bahadur Singh passes away at 68

Pune, Oct 22 ( UNI) Veteran journalist Tej Bahadur Singh, who worked with several Hindi and Marathi publications, passed away today evening.
He was 68. He is survived by his son Samrat Singh, daughter-in-law, grandchildren and other family members.
Singh was associated with various publications including Dainik Divas Ratri and Naveen Sandhya, besides several Marathi newspapers.
Known for his straightforward communication, lively personality and cordial relations with colleagues, he had a long association with Pune’s media fraternity.
Originally from a family belonging to Sultanpur in Uttar Pradesh, Singh lived in Manjari, Pune.
His demise has been mourned by colleagues and friends in Pune’s journalistic circles.
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