Senior Journalist Ravi Belagere dies of heart attack

Team Udayavani, Nov 13, 2020, 8:46 AM IST

Bengaluru: Senior Kannada journalist and writer Ravi Belagere died of heart attack in Bengaluru on Friday morning. It is said that he suffered a heart attack at his ‘Hi Bengaluru’ office and was soon rushed to the nearby Apollo Hospital where he breathed his last.

Ravi Belagere was born at Ballari on March 15, 1958. He  worked in several departments of the media and later started his own paper. Belagere has also authored several crime books.

The mortal remains of Ravi Belagere will be placed at Prarthana School In Bengaluru to pay final respects before the last rites are performed.

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