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Press Club tribute recalls Tully’s voice, Rai’s lens

Family members, friends, and colleagues of photojournalist Raghu Rai and British journalist Mark Tully during a memorial meeting at the Press Club of India, in New Delhi, on Tuesday. (ANI)

delhi news

Published on Apr 29, 2026 03:10 am IST

Giving voice to sanitation advocacy through radio

In Mohanpura, Santi Damor was struck by one reality above all: Despite having a toilet, no one in her new home used it. It had become a storeroom, while the family used the fields for toilet purposes. (HT Archive)

opinion

Published on Feb 07, 2026 11:03 pm IST

Mark Tully: A child of India, voice of Indians

From the meanest rural hamlet to the grand portals of Rashtrapati Bhawan, his name was recalled before that of the corporation he served. (AP)

opinion

Updated on Jan 31, 2026 11:06 pm IST

Reporting India for the world and Bharat

Mark Tully had a deep understanding of the Indian ethos and was empathetic to the people he spoke to. His journalism was informed by the vast array of people he interacted with on the ground. (AP)

opinion

Updated on Jan 27, 2026 06:24 am IST

Mark Tully passes away: ‘Voice of India’ who reported from Bhopal to Blue Star

Mark Tully reported on the Bhopal gas disaster and the Indian army’s assault on the Golden Temple in Amritsar.

india news

Updated on Jan 26, 2026 12:03 am IST

Mark Tully, veteran journalist, dies in Delhi at 90

Mark Tully was the chief of bureau for the BBC, New Delhi, for 22 years.

india news

Updated on Jan 25, 2026 09:57 pm IST

Queen Elizabeth accepted limitations, dedicated her life to being the Queen

Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch and a rock of stability across much of a turbulent century, died aged 96. (AP Photo, File)

world news

Updated on Sept 10, 2022 07:29 am IST

The three messages from Bihar’s verdict, writes Mark Tully

It is sad to see a politician like Kumar, once so renowned for effective and honest governance that he was talked about as a potential prime minister, ending his career accepting humiliating subservience as a price for staying on in office

columns

Updated on Nov 21, 2020 09:19 pm IST

Pay heed to the voice of David Attenborough, writes Mark Tully

Attenborough said it was up to us, the voters, to make it clear that we want politicians to act to avoid the major crisis he fears we are heading for, a crisis he said “which is not national, not international, but global and which the nations of the world must face together”.

columns

Updated on Sept 12, 2020 07:20 pm IST