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Cartoonist dead

Bangalore July 28. Cartoonist N. K. Ranga died of a massive heart attack at his brother's residence here today, family sources said.

The 77-year-old N. K. Ranganath, popularly known as Ranga, collapsed suddenly and fell unconscious after his morning coffee and was declared dead by a doctor summoned home immediately, his brother, Anantharaman, said.

Ranga, based in Delhi for the last four decades, worked for The Statesman, The Indian Express and was contributing to The Tribune, besides several weeklies and publications.

— PTI

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