Jijo John Puthezhath, Ramnath Goenka Award-winning journalist, dies at 52
Jijo John Puthezhath, Special Correspondent at Malayala Manorama and 2015 Ramnath Goenka Award winner, dies following cardiac arrest in Kochi.
Jijo John Puthezhath, who held the position of Special Correspondent at Malayala Manorama's Kochi unit, passed away following cardiac arrest in Kochi. He was 52.
Award-winning career
The journalist had received the 2015 Ramnath Goenka Award for excellence in journalism. The award recognised his contributions to the field during his career with the Malayalam-language daily.
Family
Puthezhath is survived by his wife, Ramya Joseph, who works as a teacher at Sarva Shiksha Kerala in Kochi, and their children Ananya Jijo and Johan Joseph John.
Source: The Hindu
Frequently asked questions
Who was Jijo John Puthezhath?
Jijo John Puthezhath was an award-winning journalist who worked as Special Correspondent at Malayala Manorama's Kochi unit. He received the 2015 Ramnath Goenka Award for excellence in journalism.
What caused Jijo John Puthezhath's death?
Jijo John Puthezhath died following cardiac arrest in Kochi at the age of 52.
What recognition did Jijo John Puthezhath receive?
He received the 2015 Ramnath Goenka Award for excellence in journalism, which recognised his contributions to the field during his career with the Malayalam-language daily.
Who are Jijo John Puthezhath's survivors?
Puthezhath is survived by his wife Ramya Joseph, who works as a teacher at Sarva Shiksha Kerala in Kochi, and their two children Ananya Jijo and Johan Joseph John.
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