Late Surya Kanta Thakur
Nahan, September 11: Mother Surya Kanta Thakur of senior journalist Jitendra Thakur of Nahan, Himachal Pradesh, died on Wednesday morning at the age of 85. She breathed her last at 7:30 am. She was ill since Tuesday night, after which she died of a sudden heart attack on Wednesday morning. On hearing the news of her death, a wave of grief ran among the family and close relatives.
The death of late Surya Kanta Thakur has caused a wave of grief in the entire media world including Nahan. Jitendra Thakur is a senior and respected journalist of Nahan, and on hearing the news of his mother’s death, all the journalists of the area have expressed deep condolences. The journalists have expressed their condolences to the family in this difficult time.
Late Surya Kanta Thakur has left behind a full family. Her elder son Dharmendra Thakur has retired from the post of Joint Director in the Public Relations Department, while younger son Jitendra Thakur is a prominent journalist of the area.
The family also has daughters-in-law and grandchildren. The last rites of late Surya Kanta Thakur will be performed today at 2:00 pm at Swargdham in Nahan. Surya Kanta Thakur’s simple and soft-spoken nature will always remain in everyone’s hearts. Her death is a great loss to the family and the media world, which is difficult to fill.
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