An employee of HCLTech died after suffering a cardiac arrest in the firm's office in Nagpur city, with the IT major sharing that he was provided emergency care at the campus clinic before being rushed to the hospital.

It seems like a pandemic of death by overwork across the desi corporate. A 40 year old employee at HCL Technologies died at the company's washroom after suffering from cardiac arrest. Senior analyst Nitin Edwin Michael was found unresponsive in the company’s Nagpur office.

The local cops have filed a case of accidental death and are currently looking into what happened. Early autopsy reports say that Michael died of cardiac arrest. He leaves behind his wife and a six-year-old son. HCL expressed deep sorrow over Michael's death, calling it a tragic loss for the company.

Nitin Edwin Michael, a 40-year-old engineer at HCL Technologies, passed away due to cardiac arrest at the company's Nagpur office. Discovered unconscious in the washroom, he was declared dead at AIIMS Nagpur.

The controversies surrounding the demise of EY Executive Anna Sebastian Perayil are yet to die down. Sadly, Maharashtra witnessed the untimely passing of another professional on Friday.

While initial reports point to cardiac arrest, further investigation is ongoing to clarify the circumstances surrounding the tragic event.

Nitin Edwin Michael, a senior analyst at HCL Technologies Ltd., suffered a fatal cardiac arrest at the company's Nagpur office. Found unresponsive in the washroom, he received emergency care before being taken to AIIMS Nagpur where he was declared dead.

The Sonegaon police registered a case of accidental death and sent the body for postmortem after the employee died in the office washroom.

The man, Nitin Edwin Michael, was rushed to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Nagpur, but doctors declared him brought dead.

A senior analyst at HCLTech, Nitin Edwin Michael, died after suffering a cardiac arrest at the company's Nagpur office. He collapsed in the washroom and was rushed to AIIMS, Nagpur, where he was pronounced dead.

A 40-year-old employee at HCL Technologies passed away on Friday due to cardiac arrest in the washroom of the company’s office in Maharashtra’s Nagpur, police said on Sunday