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if modern Bahrain were to have its story I chronicled, there would be hardly anyone more competent to do that than a man from Karthikapally in Kerala's Alappuzha district Soman Baby, a consummate newsman who has been a ringside observer of how life has shifted over the sands of time in Bahrain over more than three decades.
Soman's arrival in Manama, Bahrain, could not have been better timed: armed with an MA in English language and literature from St Thomas College, Thrissur, Kerala, and five years of experience with one of India's better-known media mastheads, the Malayala Manorama group, Soman moved to Bahrain in April 1978, joining Gulf Daily News (GDN), the country's first English language daily which was launched just a month before.
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