R. Krishnaswamy, former reporter of The Hindu, passes away
The Hindu
Krishnaswamy, 93, former Senior Reporter of The Hindu, passed away peacefully at home in Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai. Born in 1931, he served in The Hindu's Delhi bureau for 12 years before retiring in 1991. He is survived by his wife, two daughters and a son. His former colleagues remember him as friendly and soft-spoken, avoiding office politics. Cremation and last rites to be held on Friday.
R. Krishnaswamy, 93, former Senior Reporter of The Hindu, passed away on Wednesday at his home in Thiruvanmiyur at 1 p.m. Born in July 1931 at Mannargudi to Rangachari and Janaki, he did his B.A. from Delhi University and served in The Hindu’s Delhi bureau for 12 years, after which he was transferred to Chennai. He retired in 1991. He is survived by his wife, Vasantha, two daughters and a son. According to his daughter Sandhya, he passed away in his sleep with his wife by his side. The cremation and last rites will be held on Friday. His former colleagues recalled that he was a friendly and soft-spoken person who kept away from office politics. The Madras Reporters’ Guild (Chennai Nirubargal Sangam) extended their condolences to the bereaved family members.
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