SIR MARK TULLY

The BBC’s iconic voice (and face) of India, Sir Mark Tully talks of the seven traits and habits that distinguish good journalists from very good ones.

2 Responses to “SIR MARK TULLY”

  1. Rita Banerji Says:

    2 July 2007 at 10:59 am

    Dear Mr. Tully,

    I was at your book reading at the British Council at Kolkata on June 29, 2007. And you might remember that I had given you a card for the ‘50 million missing’ group, the on-line international campaign I have started to raise awarenesses about India’s 50 million missing women. When you autographed my book you also promised in writing that you’d discuss the group when possible. However, I just discovered that there was a little misprint in the card I handed you. The website for the group was inadvertently spelt in block letters but it is case sensitive so it won’t work. The actual address is http://www.flickr.com/groups/50_million_missing/
    I hope this reaches you.

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  2. Cornelia Kuchmy Says:

    5 July 2009 at 11:27 am

    Dear Sir Mark Tully
    Your early morning talks, on Radio 4, have been a great source of enjoyment and solace for me (a retired, professional, musician).
    I did read Gandhi’s book, “Lead Kindly Light” many years ago, when I was living/working/studying in the aggressive environs of New York City. It was a calming influence.
    The fact that you sweep across so many types of thoughts and music give me the greatest pleasure.
    Thank You.
    Silver Surfer aged 81

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