<div align="justify">A speeding bike in a busy south Delhi market ended the life of a journalist working with a leading daily who decided to stop and buy fish for his family on his way home.<br /><br />Raj Kumar Ray, 46, who worked as associate editor with the Hindustan Times, was killed yesterday evening in south Delhi's Govindpuri market when he was walking to his parked car.<br /><br />Ray, the sole breadwinner of his family, is survived by his mother, whom he had just dropped to the New Delhi Railway Station, his wife and his six-year-old son.<br /><br />Police said Ray was on his way to home to Faridabad from the station when he decided to stop and buy fish, a staple in every Bengali home. It was 5.17 PM when a speeding bike hit him with massive force, leading to severe head injuries.<br /><br />He was rushed to AIIMS where he was declared brought dead due to excessive bleeding.<br /><br />Ray, whose father passed away in 2015, had earlier worked with PTI as finance correspondent before moving to Reuters news agency, Bloomberg Television and Financial Express.<br /><br />He was known to his friends and colleagues as an upright and softspoken journalist.<br /><br />The cremation will take place tomorrow after the autopsy report is completed.<br /><br />The biker, identified as Dalip, has been arrested and his motorcycle seized, a police official said.</div>
<div align="justify">A speeding bike in a busy south Delhi market ended the life of a journalist working with a leading daily who decided to stop and buy fish for his family on his way home.<br /><br />Raj Kumar Ray, 46, who worked as associate editor with the Hindustan Times, was killed yesterday evening in south Delhi's Govindpuri market when he was walking to his parked car.<br /><br />Ray, the sole breadwinner of his family, is survived by his mother, whom he had just dropped to the New Delhi Railway Station, his wife and his six-year-old son.<br /><br />Police said Ray was on his way to home to Faridabad from the station when he decided to stop and buy fish, a staple in every Bengali home. It was 5.17 PM when a speeding bike hit him with massive force, leading to severe head injuries.<br /><br />He was rushed to AIIMS where he was declared brought dead due to excessive bleeding.<br /><br />Ray, whose father passed away in 2015, had earlier worked with PTI as finance correspondent before moving to Reuters news agency, Bloomberg Television and Financial Express.<br /><br />He was known to his friends and colleagues as an upright and softspoken journalist.<br /><br />The cremation will take place tomorrow after the autopsy report is completed.<br /><br />The biker, identified as Dalip, has been arrested and his motorcycle seized, a police official said.</div>