Ramabhau Joshi Represented Seven-Decade Era In Journalism, Says MIT-WPU Founder Vishwanath Karad
Pune: Veteran journalist Ramabhau Joshi represented a remarkable seven-decade era in journalism and was known for his idealism, scholarship and integrity, MIT World Peace University Founder President Vishwanath D Karad said at the release of a biography on the journalist in Pune. “Ramabhau Joshi represented a remarkable seven-decade era in journalism. His long journalistic journey was marked by…
Pune witnessed the release of a biography on renowned journalist Ramabhau Joshi, authored by his brother Anil Joshi, at MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU) on October 5. MIT-WPU Founder President Vishwanath Karad highlighted that Joshi represented a remarkable seven-decade era in journalism, characterized by idealism, scholarship, and integrity.
Joshi's long journalistic journey was not merely his profession but his life's mission, according to Karad. The biography, titled "Ramabhau Joshi - Jeevan Pravas," was presided over by Karad. Notable attendees included Senior Gandhian thinker Ulhasdada Pawar, Anil Joshi, and other family members. Karad described Joshi as an excellent journalist, an able organizer, a writer, a connoisseur of theatre and music, and a dedicated social worker.
He also mentioned that Joshi played an active role in establishing Patrakarnagar and was a mentor to aspiring journalists.
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