This story is from November 14, 2020

Bengaluru: Ravi Belagere passes away

Journalist-writer Ravi Belagere, who worked at the intersection of Kannada literature and journalism besides giving crime reporting a racy narrative both in print and on TV, passed away in Bengaluru following a heart attack on Friday. He was 62.
Bengaluru: Ravi Belagere passes away
BENGALURU: Journalist-writer Ravi Belagere, who worked at the intersection of Kannada literature and journalism besides giving crime reporting a racy narrative both in print and on TV, passed away in Bengaluru following a heart attack on Friday. He was 62.
Ravi cut his teeth in media writing in Kannada tabloids and started his magazine in 1995. He was among the few writers in 1980s and 1990s who wrote on Bengaluru’s underworld with extensive ground reporting.
Sources in the family said Ravi complained of chest pain around 12.30am Friday in his office.
His colleagues rushed him to a hospital where he was declared brought dead.
His columns – ‘Khaas Baat’, ‘O Manase’ and ‘Paapigala Lokadalli’ (a series on Bengaluru’s underworld) — were hugely popular.
Ravi also authored and translated 70 books and was one of the youngest to receive the Karnataka Sahitya Academy award.
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