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In the newspaper it's written that she died because of heart disease(cardiac arrest).
But she should be below 25 years of age. There is a trend of youngsters dying with heart diseases in India.
But she is working in an industry where relaxed working hours and less stress are the norm - Legal Journalism.
Last year a KCO Associate died of cardiac arrest - which was not much surprising considering that they work insane hours with a lot of pressure which makes even youngsters susceptible to heart disease.
How did such a young person die of cardiac arrest despite not having any other health issue? Very sad.
RIP.
Losing a child is the worst thing that can happen to any parent. God give them all the strength and support.
PS guys do take care of your health, eat healthy, stay healthy and don't neglect your mental health.