Sameer Khandekar

Malayalam cinema's filmmaker Sijo Rocky's debut Marathi film 'Preetam' has been creating a humungous amount of buzz amongst the audience.

Indian Institute of Kanpur's senior professor Sameer Khandekar, who had been grappling with cardiac health issues, died of cardiac arrest while delivering a speech at an alumni meet. He collapsed on stage after his last words, 'Take care of your health...' He was rushed to Laxmipat Singhania institute of Cardiology, where he was declared dead. His body is kept at the health centre until his son arrives from Cambridge University.

IIT Kanpur Professor Sameer Khandekar collapsed on stage due to cardiac arrest while addressing his students and died. He was 55 years old. He was delivering a lecture during an alumni meeting. Sameer Khandekar was the dean of student affairs and the head of the mechanical engineering department. He was taken to the hospital where he was declared dead upon arrival. Khandekar was diagnosed with high cholesterol levels about five years ago. Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is often caused by an electrical malfunction in the heart.

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Senior professor Sameer Khandekar died on stage during an alumni meet at the Indian Institute of Kanpur. He suffered a cardiac arrest and was taken to Cardiology Hospital in Rawatpur, where he was declared dead. Born in Jabalpur, MP, Prof. Sameer had a B.Tech from IIT Kanpur and a Ph.D. from Germany. He joined IIT Kanpur in 2004 and became a professor in 2014. He was discussing health-related topics during his speech when his health suddenly deteriorated.

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The last words of 53-year-old Sameer Khandekar reportedly were, "Take care of your health...", after which he collapsed on the dais. He was rushed to Laxmipat Singhania Institute of Cardiology, where he was declared 'dead upon arrival'. According to IIT-K sources, the professor had been grappling with cardiac health issues since 2019. Cardiologist Dr Neeraj Kumar said by the time the patient was brought to the hospital, he had already passed away. "He died of cardiac arrest or cardiac block," he said.

The trailer of the long-awaited Sijo Rocky's debut Marathi film 'Preetam' has been finally dropped. The film is based on a love story starring Pranav Raorane and Nakshatra Medhekar.

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