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Saturday, November 27, 2010

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Tushar Bhatt's Gujarat: Now self employed as a journalist,writer and broadcaster. Was senior editor of The Times of India,Ahmedabad,and The Economic Times. Left job in 1998 to pursue an independent career in journalism and media.A book of mine in Gujarati, Reti ma rekhachitro won the first awards for biographical writing from Sahitya Akadami in 2003.Innumerable prizes and awards for journalism. In 45 years in the Ink Street have focussed writing on people rather than politicians, wrote extensively on socio-economic issues. Though fluent in Gujarati too,my entire working life was spent in English journalism.

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