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Hari Jaisingh’s memorial meet tomorrow

A prayer meeting in the memory Hari Jaisingh, who served as the Editor of The Tribune for nine years (1994-2003), will be held in Gurugram on April 26. The memorial is scheduled at the National Media Centre in Gurugram at...

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New Delhi, Updated At : 07:44 AM Apr 25, 2025 IST

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A prayer meeting in the memory Hari Jaisingh, who served as the Editor of The Tribune for nine years (1994-2003), will be held in Gurugram on April 26.

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The memorial is scheduled at the National Media Centre in Gurugram at 4.30 pm on April 26 (Saturday). Hari Jaisingh passed away on Wednesday following a brief spell of illness.

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