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Senior Journalist Rajendra Uttalwar Passes Away
Senior Journalist Rajendra Uttalwar Passes Away
Breathed his last at Niramay Hospital at the age of 58; a wave of grief across the journalistic fraternity
Nagpur: Senior journalist Rajendra Uttalwar, who contributed his writings to the newspapers *Dainik Pudhari* and *Dainik Deshonnati*, passed away in the early hours of Friday, November 13, 2026, at Niramay Hospital. He was 58 years old. His demise has cast a pall of gloom over the journalistic community in Nagpur and the Vidarbha region.
A resident of Plot No. 5, Sachidanand Nagar, Rajendra Uttalwar was known as a studious and experienced journalist with a deep understanding of his profession. Through his work for *Dainik Pudhari* and *Dainik Deshonnati*, he carved a distinct identity for himself. He possessed a remarkable ability to conduct in-depth research on various subjects and deliver objective reporting. His contributions to journalism earned him great respect among his colleagues and friends.
He had also served as a member of the Nagpur Shramik Patrakar Sangh (Nagpur Working Journalists' Union). His untimely death is being mourned as the loss of a diligent and knowledgeable colleague. He is survived by his wife, Swati, his sons, Mandar and Arnav, and a large extended family.
Colleagues, friends, and individuals from various walks of life have expressed their condolences over the passing of Rajendra Uttalwar. We offer our heartfelt tribute, praying that the Uttalwar family finds the strength to endure this profound loss and that the departed soul may attain eternal peace.
Senior Journalist Rajendra Uttalwar Passes Away
Breathed his last at Niramay Hospital at the age of 58; a wave of grief across the journalistic fraternity
Nagpur: Senior journalist Rajendra Uttalwar, who contributed his writings to the newspapers *Dainik Pudhari* and *Dainik Deshonnati*, passed away in the early hours of Friday, November 13, 2026, at Niramay Hospital. He was 58 years old. His demise has cast a pall of gloom over the journalistic community in Nagpur and the Vidarbha region.
A resident of Plot No. 5, Sachidanand Nagar, Rajendra Uttalwar was known as a studious and experienced journalist with a deep understanding of his profession. Through his work for *Dainik Pudhari* and *Dainik Deshonnati*, he carved a distinct identity for himself. He possessed a remarkable ability to conduct in-depth research on various subjects and deliver objective reporting. His contributions to journalism earned him great respect among his colleagues and friends.
He had also served as a member of the Nagpur Shramik Patrakar Sangh (Nagpur Working Journalists' Union). His untimely death is being mourned as the loss of a diligent and knowledgeable colleague. He is survived by his wife, Swati, his sons, Mandar and Arnav, and a large extended family.
Colleagues, friends, and individuals from various walks of life have expressed their condolences over the passing of Rajendra Uttalwar. We offer our heartfelt tribute, praying that the Uttalwar family finds the strength to endure this profound loss and that the departed soul may attain eternal peace.
Breathed his last at Niramay Hospital at the age of 58; a wave of grief across the journalistic fraternity
Nagpur: Senior journalist Rajendra Uttalwar, who contributed his writings to the newspapers *Dainik Pudhari* and *Dainik Deshonnati*, passed away in the early hours of Friday, November 13, 2026, at Niramay Hospital. He was 58 years old. His demise has cast a pall of gloom over the journalistic community in Nagpur and the Vidarbha region.
A resident of Plot No. 5, Sachidanand Nagar, Rajendra Uttalwar was known as a studious and experienced journalist with a deep understanding of his profession. Through his work for *Dainik Pudhari* and *Dainik Deshonnati*, he carved a distinct identity for himself. He possessed a remarkable ability to conduct in-depth research on various subjects and deliver objective reporting. His contributions to journalism earned him great respect among his colleagues and friends.
He had also served as a member of the Nagpur Shramik Patrakar Sangh (Nagpur Working Journalists' Union). His untimely death is being mourned as the loss of a diligent and knowledgeable colleague. He is survived by his wife, Swati, his sons, Mandar and Arnav, and a large extended family.
Colleagues, friends, and individuals from various walks of life have expressed their condolences over the passing of Rajendra Uttalwar. We offer our heartfelt tribute, praying that the Uttalwar family finds the strength to endure this profound loss and that the departed soul may attain eternal peace.
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