Woman collapses, dies while dancing at wedding in MP's Vidisha; video goes viral
Vidisha (MP): A 23-year-old woman collapsed and died while dancing on stage at a wedding in Madhya Pradesh's Vidisha district.
According to eye-witnesses, the woman, Parnita Jain, was dancing at her cousin's 'sangeet' ceremony at a resort on Vidisha bypass road on Saturday night when she collapsed in the middle of the performance.
Indore resident Parnita died, possibly due to cardiac arrest, Sachin Jain, a local Jain community leader, told PTI.
A video of the incident has surfaced on social media, in which the woman can be seen putting up a well-rehearsed performance and suddenly falling on the stage.
He said people at the venue rushed to the stage and performed CPR on her, but she did not respond. She was then taken to a private hospital, where doctors declared her dead.
Jain said that Parnita's twin brother had died due to a heart attack while cycling 12 years ago.
The last rites were performed on Sunday evening in Vidisha, without post-mortem.
Meanwhile, Bhopal-based physician Dr Vijay Saxena noted that an underlying heart condition may have been the possible cause of death.
"Some genetic heart diseases without symptoms exist from childhood, and often, they only manifest when a person exerts herself or himself," he said.
In many cases, cardiac arrhythmias can also lead to sudden death due to heart disease. Conditions like ventricular dysfunction and cardiomyopathy can also result in cardiac failure and sudden death upon exertion, the doctor said.
"Loud DJ music can accelerate heartbeats and shoot up blood pressure drastically, which may also trigger cardiac failure," he added.
Sanchi police station house officer Nitin Ahirwar said there was no dispute, and the matter was not reported to the police.
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Passing out parade held at IMA Dehradun, 491 young officers join Indian Army
Dehradun(PTI): After undergoing rigorous training at the Indian Military Academy (IMA) in Dehradun, 491 cadets participated in a grand Passing Out Parade on Saturday and will now be commissioned as officers in the Indian Army.
The spectacular parade, held at the historic Drill Square in front of the academy's Chatwood Building, was reviewed by Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi, who served as the reviewing officer.
Along with 491 Indian cadets, 34 foreign cadets from 14 friendly countries also participated in the Autumn Term 2025 Passing Out Parade.
A total of 525 officer cadets from the 157th Regular Course, 46th Technical Entry Scheme, 140th Technical Graduate Course, 55th Special Commissioned Officers Course, and Territorial Army Online Entrance Exam 2023 Course participated in the Passing Out Parade.
The 'Sword of Honour' and gold medal for securing first place during training was awarded to ACA Nishkal Dwivedi, the silver medal to BUO Badal Yadav for second place, and the bronze medal to SUO Kamaljeet Singh for third place.
The silver medal for securing first place in the 'Technical Graduate Course' was awarded to Officer Cadet Jadhav Sujit Sampat, and the silver medal for first place in the 'Technical Entry Scheme-46' was awarded to WCC Abhinav Mehrotra.
The silver medal for the 'Special Commission Officer Course' was given to Officer Cadet Sunil Kumar Chhetri.
Among the foreign cadets, the first place in merit was secured by JUO Mohammad Safin Ashraf from Bangladesh. The Army Chief's Banner for overall best performance in the Autumn Term was awarded to Imphal Company.
As the parade concluded, helicopters showered flowers on the newly commissioned officers from the sky.
On this occasion, General Dwivedi congratulated the new officers in his address for successfully completing their training. He praised the young officers for their high level of discipline, leadership qualities, and endurance, and urged them to uphold the glorious traditions of the Indian Army and serve the nation with loyalty, commitment, and honour.
General Dwivedi said that joining the army marks the beginning of a lifelong duty and selfless service.
The parents and guardians of the newly commissioned officers were also present during the passing out parade.
