Veteran Journalist And Author Uday Kulkarni Dies At 74 In Kolhapur
\n\nVeteran Marathi journalist, author and environmental activist Uday Kulkarni, known for his extensive writing on social, political and ecological issues, died in Kolhapur on Thursday, October 15, following a prolonged battle with cancer. He was 74. His death comes just days before the planned release of his autobiography, 'Khalal', bringing an unexpected and poignant end to a career devoted to journalism, literature and public awareness.
\n\nKulkarni died at his residence in Kolhapur's Ambai Tank area. Journalists, writers, and environmental campaigners have paid tribute to him, remembering his intellectual curiosity, scientific outlook, and commitment to issues affecting ordinary people.
\n\nA Career Rooted In Journalism and Social Responsibility
\n\nKulkarni established himself as an influential voice in Marathi journalism through his work with several prominent publications. He spent many years associated with the newspaper Kesari and contributed to publications including 'Maharashtra Times', 'Loksatta', 'Sakal', 'Lokmat' and 'Navakal.'
\n\nHis interests extended well beyond conventional reporting. Literature, cinema, theatre, music, politics and environmental conservation featured prominently in his work, reflecting his belief that journalism should encourage public understanding and critical thinking.
\n\nOriginally from Kavalikatti, a village near the Maharashtra-Karnataka border, Kulkarni developed a reputation…
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