Veteran sports journalist Harpal Singh Bedi, who covered several highs and lows of Indian sports in a career spanning over four decades, served as the national Olympic contingent’s press attache in 2012 and charmed the media box with his inimitable wit and warmth, died after prolonged illness in New Delhi on June 15.
Harpal Singh Bedi, a respected journalist known for his sharp reporting and engrossing narrative, has passed away, leaving a void in the world of Indian sports media. JNU alumni Bedi made a lasting impression on the pitch with his special combination of friendly, approachable demeanor and razor-sharp journalistic instincts. Following a protracted illness, he passed away at the age of 72 on the morning of June 15, in New Delhi Hospital. At the green park crematorium, he was cremated in front of a large gathering of family, colleagues, friends, especially external affairs minister S Jaishankar.
Harpal Singh Bedi was born in 1952. He completed his early education in his native town. He is finishing up his M.A. and M. Phil. From the School of International Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University. Following graduation, he went into sports journalism. Bedi, who recently passed away at the age of 72, left an indelible mark on Indian sports journalism. Bedi served as the national Olympic contingent’s press attache during the 2012 Olympics. He worked as the sports editor of the United News of India (UNI) and later as a consulting editor for the Statesman newspaper.
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