Mark Tully
Journalist and author of 'No Full Stops'
Born
October 24th, 1935
89 years ago
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
India
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Worked as a journalist in India, covering significant events and issues. Served as the India correspondent for the BBC and became a recognizable voice in broadcasting. Authored several books, including 'No Full Stops in India' and 'India in Slow Motion', which offered insights into Indian society and politics. Contributed to discussions on Indian culture and development through writing and broadcasting, becoming a notable figure in journalism.
Served as the BBC's India correspondent
Authored 'No Full Stops in India'
Wrote 'India in Slow Motion'
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