Veteran writer and previous supervisor of the 'Ravaya' paper, Victor Ivan, has died at 75 years old.
He had purportedly died while getting treatment at a medical clinic, where he had been confined for a long time because of a disease.
A noticeably insightful columnist, political pundit, scholar, and social dissident, he was likewise a writer of a few books.
A communist revolutionary in his childhood, Victor Ivan later turned into the supervisor of the disputable Sinhalese paper 'Ravaya.'. He filled in as the supervisor of the Ravaya for a very long time sequentially since its commencement.
He entered the field of reporting in 1986, when the nation was in strife with the episode of vicious youth revolts.
"The Ravaya," the month-to-month magazine that he sent off, before long became well known among the perusers and ended up being the magazine of most popularity around then. He later redesigned the Ravaya magazine into a newspaper-sized, weekly paper, perpetrated to uncovering the defilements and bad behaviors occurring in the country.
Renowned books written by him incorporate "Chaurya Rajina" in Sinhala on previous President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaranatunga and the time of her standard. Its English interpretation was distributed under the title "The Sovereign of Double Dealing.". He likewise composed "Pansale Viplawaya," which was converted into English and named "Revolt in the Sanctuary. The Buddhist Recovery up to Gangodawila Some Thera - "