Editor of Sanskrit newspaper passes away
The Hindu
K.V. Sampath Kumar ran the world’s only Sanskrit daily
K.V. Sampath Kumar, 64, editor of Sudharma, reckoned to be the country’s and the world’s only Sanskrit daily, passed away in Mysuru on Wednesday afternoon following cardiac arrest. He, along with his wife Vidushi K.S. Jayalakshmi, were awarded the Padma Shri in 2020 by the government in recognition of their untiring efforts to keep the publication alive against all oddsMore Related News
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