Renowned journalist Shantanu Guhu Ray passes away

Shantanu Guhu Ray, a renowned senior journalist, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of impactful journalism and insightful analysis. His passing has created a void in the world of journalism. He completed his studies at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication and Wharton School. As a decorated journalist, his knowledge and writing spanned a vast array of subjects, making significant contributions to the field of journalism for over a quarter of a century and earning a well-deserved reputation and respect.

From human interest stories and sports to business analysis, his work encompassed everything. His role as Asia editor with Central European News highlighted his skill and clarity in reporting on global issues. Among his notable contributions was the unearthing of the 2011 coal scam, exposing irregularities even before they were officially acknowledged, and covering the controversial deals between the Airport Authority of India and the GMR-led Delhi International Airport Limited.

He possessed a well-celebrated and decorated trophy cabinet for his work, which included awards such as the Ramnath Goenka Award for his cricket coverage, the Laadli Award for his coverage of cervical cancer in India, and the WASH Award for his work on water-related issues.
Shantanu Guhu Ray's distinguished career and contributions to journalism have left an indelible mark on the industry. His passing is not just a loss to those who knew him but to the entire field of journalism, which has been deprived of one of its most luminous beacons of truth and integrity. His legacy, however, will continue to inspire and guide future generations of journalists.