Have a look at the death reason and bio of James V George of the Sacred Heart (SH) College in Thevara
On September 11 (Wednesday) at approximately 4 p.m, a faculty member named James V. George of Sacred Heart College, Thevara, collapsed and passed away from what appeared to be cardiac arrest during Onam celebrations on campus.
Who is James V George as Sacred Heart (SH) College, Thevara assistant professor passes away, death reason, biography, age, education and wife
James V. George, 38 was a native of Thodupuzha’s Kallarkkadu panchayat. On September 12, the body will be on display at the institution for one hour so that teachers and students can pay their respects. The body will eventually be returned to his hometown.
During the college’s Onam celebrations on Thursday, Sacred Heart College in Thevara, Kochi, lost an assistant professor in the department of commerce. James V George, a 38-year-old Thodupuzha native, was taking part in the celebrations when he unexpectedly passed out.
During the festivities, James V. George, who served as the staff secretary and was in charge of organizing the activities for the instructors, engaged in a tug-of-war match. He passed out soon after the game and was brought right away to the college clinic, where his vital signs were discovered to be normal.
But when he was sleeping at the clinic, he passed out once more. He was taken to Ernakulam Medical Trust Hospital, where there was no chance of saving him.
In addition to serving as a member of the Mahatma Gandhi University Commerce PG Board of Studies, James began his career in 2014 as an assistant professor in the Sacred Heart College Department of Commerce. He is survived by his son Varghese and wife Sona.
James, the staff secretary, was responsible for coordinating the events and lunches for teachers. He was pursuing a PhD in Finance and had published three books on the subject.
Onam in Kerala
The harvest and cultural festival of Onam is observed annually, mostly by the people of Kerala. It is the official festival of the state, a significant yearly occasion for Keralites that encompasses a range of cultural events.
Vamana, the Hindu god Vishnu’s fifth avatar, and the magnanimous daitya monarch Mahabali are honored on the day of Onam. Hindu mythology states that after Mahabali, the king of the asuras, defeats Indra, the king of the devas, they finally flee to Vishnu, who grants Indra his rightful place back in authority.
In order to fulfill this, Vishnu takes on the form of Vamana, a dwarf priest. Vamana attends one of the ceremonial prayers led by King Mahabali, who is a follower of Vishnu.