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Manohar Yadavatti 
Is a Journalist with four decades of experience with Kannada, English Newspapers, Periodicals, TV Channels, Websites and also has the distinction of being associated with many new ventures right from the beginning and till successful delivery of the media products. He was also the Program Head of Post Graduate Diploma In Television Journalism Program of Manipal University. A couple of books on his writings have also been published.
His Writings on a day to day developments from the social, cultural, political and other spheres of life can be viewed on the blog http://www.myarticle.in/

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