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Veteran photojournalist K.P. Thirumeni passes away
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Veteran photojournalist K.P. Thirumeni passes away

Veteran photojournalist K.P. Thirumeni, aged 79, has passed away following medical treatment after he fell at his home in Chottanikkara. He was a respected figure in the journalism community, serving as an executive committee member of the Kerala Union of Working Journalists in Kochi and being one of the founding members of the Senior Journalists Forum. Thirumeni is survived by his wife, M.K. Kusumakumari, and their two children, Anu and Minu.

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Veteran photojournalist K.P. Thirumeni passes away

Veteran photojournalist K.P. Thirumeni, aged 79, has passed away following medical treatment after he fell at his home in Chottanikkara. He was a respected figure in the journalism community, serving as an executive committee member of the Kerala Union of Working Journalists in Kochi and being one of the founding members of the Senior Journalists Forum. Thirumeni is survived by his wife, M.K. Kusumakumari, and their two children, Anu and Minu.

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