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| Press Club Jammu pays tribute to Madan Mantoo | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 5: The Press Club Jammu has expressed profound grief over the demise of veteran journalist and former Deputy Director, Information and Public Relations Department, Madan Mantoo, who passed away on Wednesday following a cardiac arrest.
At a condolence meeting held under the chairmanship of Press Club Jammu President Sanjeev Pargal, office-bearers, Executive Committee members and other members paid rich tributes to the departed soul and recalled his valuable contributions to journalism and public relations.
While expressing their condolences, members fondly remembered Mantoo's cordial relations with the working journalists during his tenure as Deputy Director, Information. They recalled his approachable nature and supportive attitude towards the media fraternity, particularly during the proceedings of Assembly sessions, when he maintained close coordination with journalists.
Members also recalled that even after his retirement from government service, Mantoo remained actively associated with journalism as a freelance writer, contributing articles on various social issues and continuing his engagement with public affairs.
Paying glowing tributes, the members described him as an intelligent and dedicated officer with exceptional professional acumen, who discharged every responsibility entrusted to him with commitment, sincerity and a high degree of professionalism. They said his contribution to the Information Department and his association with the media fraternity would be remembered with respect.
The meeting observed a two-minute silence as a mark of respect to the departed soul. Members also prayed for eternal peace to the departed soul and strength and courage to the bereaved family to withstand this irreparable loss.
Those present at the condolence meeting included Vice President Zorawar Singh Jamwal, Secretary General Dinesh Manhotra, and Executive Committee members Nishikant Khajuria, Deepak Khajuria, Dinesh Mahajan, Gobind Chouhan, and Ajay Menia. |
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