Partab Ramchand is a veteran

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n sports journalist with wide experience in all modes of the profession – print, electronic (both TV and radio), and

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. He started his career in June 1968 with ''

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'' (Madras) and resigned in 1982 as senior sub-editor. From 1982 to 1994 he was the Madras correspondent for the now-defunct weekly magazine ''

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'' and also wrote extensively for ''The Telegraph'', Kolkata. In 1994 he rejoined ''

'' as Deputy News Editor (Sports) and headed the department till he resigned in March 1999. He was senior editor at

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from 1999 to 2001. He has been an active contributor to the cricket sections of

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and

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