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Senior journalist Suresh Krishnamoorthy passes away
Senior journalist Suresh Krishnamoorthy passed away here on Saturday after suffering a brain stroke. He was 52.
Hyderabad: Senior journalist Suresh Krishnamoorthy passed away here on Saturday after suffering a brain stroke. He was 52.
He collapsed in his flat at Begumpet. He was taken to the State-run Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) and the doctors declared him to be brought dead, family sources said. Suresh, known for his friendly and helpful nature in media circles, had been working with The Hindu newspaper for about 25 years now.
In his long career as a journalist, Suresh had covered Telugu film industry and different political parties, transport and other beats.
Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao, State BJP President K Laxman, YSR Congress President Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy, and the Press Club of Hyderabad condoled the death of Suresh.
He is survived by wife Subbulaxmi and daughter Tanmayi. The cremation would take place after the return of his parents from the US, his colleagues said.
Suresh Krishnamoorthy, Senior Assistant Editor working with The Hindu Hyderabad, passed away here on Saturday morning. He was 52 and is survived by his wife.
