The BBC’s iconic voice (and face) of India, Sir Mark Tully, was in Bangalore on Wednesday to deliver the convocation address of the Indian Institute of Journalism & New Media (IIJNM). In this exclusive churumuri.com video, Sir Mark talks of the traits and habits that distinguish good journalists from very good ones.
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Mr Tully is right in saying that we as Indians shouldn’t ape the West and end up as a consumerist society. Eat to live, but don’t be greedy, that’s what he’s trying to say.