From left, K.S. Sachidananda Murthy, Delhi resident editor, Malayala Manorama; P.J. Kurien, MP; Kapil Sibal, Union communications minister; Mammen Mathew, chief editor, Malayala Manorama; Manmohan Singh, prime minister; and Thangam Mammen at the release of the stamp in memory of the late Malayala Manorama chief editor, K.M. Mathew
No statue may be erected in memory of a critic, but a stamp can certainly be issued in memory of an editor.
K.M. Mathew, the chief editor of what was once India’s largest selling newspaper, Malayala Manorama, who passed away a year ago, has been described by the prime minister as an “Indian legend“.
And a five-rupee stamp and first-day cover have been released in his memory.
Also read: K.M. Mathew, chief editor, Malayala Manorama, no more
3 August 2011 at 1:18 pm
the title seems like a rediff style titled post
4 August 2011 at 1:45 pm
lick the Congree party/Sonia ji /Rahul ji/ Antony ji /Vayalayr ji…..& this is what u get
reader interest /objectivity / balanced reporting be damned