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I have been a loyal reader of The Tribune all my life. It is now a habit that I see no reason to give up.

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Updated At : 05:52 AM Dec 29, 2024 IST

Former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh, who passed away on December 26 at the age of 92, had a special association with The Tribune. Despite his busy schedule, he always took out time to participate in The Tribune events. In the picture, Dr Singh holds a copy of The Tribune to mark the 125th anniversary of the newspaper at the Bhargava auditorium in PGI, Chandigarh, in September 2005. Standing next to him (left) is the then President of The Tribune Trust, former Chief Justice of India RS Pathak, and Editor-in-Chief HK Dua. Seated on the dais are (from left) The Tribune Trustees NN Vohra, RP Bambah, RS Talwar and Justice (retd) SS Sodhi. Tribune file photo

I have been a loyal reader of The Tribune all my life. It is now a habit that I see no reason to give up. Like my morning cup of tea and my morning walk! Reading a newspaper is a habit, a second nature to all of us. I can speak for myself and say that I cannot imagine life without a morning dose of The Tribune! Even when I lived in distant lands, I would make sure that The Tribune was delivered to me. — Dr Manmohan Singh

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