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Kulbhusan Kumar dead

NEW DELHI APRIL 26. Kulbhusan Kumar, who pioneered the concept of news graphics journalism in India and made it an inescapable feature of several dailies, died here today. He was 75 and is survived by his wife, a daughter and son.

Kulbhusan Kumar, popularly known by his initials KBK that also symbolised his graphics service, had been keeping unwell and was admitted to the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences a few days ago.

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