Mangaluru: Renowned journalist Manohar Prasad passes away
Mangaluru: Renowned journalist, compere, storywriter and poet 64 year old Manohar Prasad passed away early in the morning on Friday March 1.
Originally from Karkala taluk, Manohar Prasad, a native of Karualu village had completed his college education in Mangaluru and had started his career as a journalist in ‘Nava Bharat’ newspaper.
Later, he joined Udayavani as a reporter from Mangaluru. He later served as a chief correspondent, then bureau chief and assistant editor.
Manohar Prasad, who was also a writer, was the recipient of the Karnataka Rajyotsava Award. He guided and encouraged many young journalists.
He served the organisation for 36 consecutive years and retired two years ago.
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KKR defeat LSG via Super Over
Lucknow (PTI): Kolkata Knight Riders edged Lucknow Super Giants via Super Overs in a battle between two bottom-placed teams in the IPL, here on Sunday.
Chasing a modest 156, LSG suffered a batting collapse and managed to tie the contest and take it to Super Over with No. 9 Mohammed Shami striking a last-ball six against a wayward Kartik Tyagi, who leaked 16 runs in the final over.
But Sunil Narine bowled a stunning Super Over conceding just one run and taking two wickets to give KKR an easy target.
Rinku Singh then finished the chase with a boundary off first ball from Prince Yadav.
Earlier the KKR were in deep trouble with 93/7 in 15 overs but Rinku smashed a sensational 83 not out from 51 balls including four sixes in a row in the final over to lift them to 155/7.
Cameron Green (34) was the only other batter to reach double-digit scores as KKR suffered a familiar batting meltdown with Mohsin taking his maiden fifer.
In reply, LSG continued their dismal show with the bat to succumb to their fifth loss in a row.
Brief Scores:
Kolkata Knight Riders 155/7; 20 overs (Rinku Singh 83 not out, Cameron Green 34; Mohsin Khan 5/23). Lucknow Super Giants 155/8; 20 overs (Rishabh Pant 42). KKR won via Super Over.
