Sir Mark Tully: Tributes Pour in for Legendary Broadcaster Who Became BBC's 'Voice of India'

Sir Mark Tully: Tributes pour in for legendary broadcaster who became BBC's 'voice of India'

Sir Mark Tully's cremation was held on Monday in Delhi, where he lived even after leaving the BBC.

Mark Tully made me a journalist. The profession was religion to him: Satish Jacob

The death of Mark Tully means that India has lost a good friend. That's the end of the chapter on journalism, as far as I'm concerned.

Pratap Bhanu Meha writes: The gift to India that was Mark Tully

Sir Mark was unique in the annals of journalism not merely because he reported from India for decades with genteel insight, understated eloquence, moral toughness, wry humour, and as much objectivity as any journalist can humanly muster. He was unique because, on so many occasions, his voice constituted the only first draft of history available at the moment

Mark Tully and the Moral Conscience of Indian Journalism (2026)

For more than four decades, the BBC journalist chronicled the country’s crises with clarity, compassion, and a rare fidelity to the listener rather than to power.

Veteran journalist Mark Tully had a deep connection with UP

Lucknow: For Sir William Mark Tully, former BBC bureau chief and for many years known as the BBC's \"voice of India\", UP was never just another reporti.

Mark Tully Wife: Was Mark Tully married?

Mark Tully was born Sir William Mark Tully. Mark Tully was a British journalist and bureau chief of the BBC in New Delhi. He held his position for 20 years. Mark Tully according to records worked with the BBC for 30 year before he resigned in 1994. Mark Tully is a recipient of several awards in his career. Mark Tully is credited with several books he authored. Mark Tully died on January 25, 2026. He passed at the hospital, however, the cause of …