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Veteran Journalist and Editor Victor Ivan Passes Away at 76

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Sri Lanka has lost one of its most prominent and influential journalists, Victor Ivan, who passed away at the age of 76. Born in 1949, Ivan's contributions to the fields of social, economic, political, and cultural journalism have left an indelible mark on the nation.

As the founding editor of the esteemed Ravaya newspaper, Victor Ivan was a passionate advocate for social justice and political accountability. His work in both investigative journalism and commentary on national affairs earned him a reputation for his bold, thought-provoking insights.

Over the years, Ivan authored numerous influential works, including The Unfinished Struggle, The Thief Queen, and The Family and the Cult of Politics. His books, deeply rooted in the complexities of Sri Lanka's political landscape, are considered crucial reading for anyone seeking to understand the nation's history and challenges.

Ivan’s legacy will continue to inspire future generations of journalists and readers, cementing his place as one of Sri Lanka’s foremost intellectuals and public commentators. His passing marks the end of an era for Sri Lankan journalism, but his contributions will live on through his writings and the Ravaya newspaper, which remains a testament to his vision for a fair and accountable media landscape.

Details regarding his funeral arrangements will be shared by his family in due course.

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