Dr Bhaskar Das, a distinguished academic at MICA, was known for his dynamic approach and openness to contrarian views. With an extensive career in media, he valued knowledge over mere information and insisted on adapting to evolving media landscapes. His legacy includes impactful mentorship and a relentless pursuit of knowledge, reflected in his three PhDs.
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The Kerala High Court has suspended the five-year prison sentence of four individuals, including former CPM MLA K V Kunhiraman, convicted for the murder of two Youth Congress workers. The court stated that appeals are unlikely to be heard before the sentences are completed, leading to their temporary release on bail.
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