The Inaugural Zena Daysh Lecture by the Commonwealth Human Ecology Council has been confirmed for Thursday 13th September at the Royal Over-Seas League. The lecture will look at India and the Commonwealth: Policies, People and Politics – can the media help with the future? and will feature guest speaker Mark Tully.

William Mark Tully, KBE, is the award winning former Bureau Chief of the BBC, New Delhi. He worked with the BBC for 30 years before retiring in July 1994. He held the position of Chief of Bureau, BBC, Delhi, for 20 years. He has also been honoured by the Government of India. He is now a freelance journalist

The lecture starts with a short reception at 6pm before starting at 6.45. The event is free but a contribution of £15 towards the Reception will be most welcome.

To register for the event please email contact@checinternational.org or call +44 020368 90979. 

This years lecture is being sponsored by Commonwealth Journalists Association, Ramphal Institute, Council for Education in the Commonwealth, and Royal Over-Seas League.

To see the original flyer for the event please click here: Zena Daysh Lecture flyer

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