Ayansh Sharma Death & Obituary: With profound sadness, we mourn the tragic passing of Ayansh Sharma, a final-year student at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Hamirpur. Ayansh, who hailed from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, was pursuing a dual degree in electronics and communication. His untimely death has left the NIT Hamirpur community and the wider academic world reeling with grief and reflection.
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A Life Cut Short
On Sunday evening, Ayansh was found deceased in his hostel room. His fellow students alerted the administration, who quickly contacted local authorities. Superintendent of Police Bhagat Singh Thakur confirmed the incident and stated that a full investigation is underway to understand the circumstances surrounding Ayansh’s death. A suicide note was reportedly found, though its contents have not been publicly disclosed. His body has been sent for postmortem examination as part of the ongoing inquiry.
Remembering Ayansh’s Spirit
Ayansh was known as a bright, dedicated student with a promising future. He had a passion for learning and was respected by peers and faculty alike. His death has not only devastated his family and friends but has also sparked critical conversations about the mental health struggles many students silently face.
Shedding Light on Student Mental Health
Ayansh’s passing highlights the urgent need for mental health support in academic institutions. The pressures of academic performance, career expectations, and personal challenges can be overwhelming. Universities must prioritize mental well-being, offering accessible counseling services, peer support programs, and safe spaces for students to seek help without judgment.
NIT Hamirpur’s director, H.M. Suryavanshi, expressed heartfelt condolences to Ayansh’s family, emphasizing the impact of this loss on the entire campus community.
“We are deeply saddened by Ayansh’s passing. Our thoughts are with his loved ones, and we are committed to strengthening mental health resources to support our students.”
A Call to Action
In Ayansh’s memory, let us work towards creating a culture of empathy and understanding. Educational institutions must foster environments where students feel seen, heard, and supported. It’s essential to encourage open conversations, break the stigma surrounding mental health, and ensure students know help is available.
To Ayansh’s family, friends, and the NIT Hamirpur community, we extend our deepest sympathies. May his memory inspire positive change, and may his passing serve as a reminder that every life is precious — and no one should ever feel alone in their struggles.
If you or someone you know is experiencing emotional distress, please reach out to a trusted individual or seek professional help. Remember, support is always available, and hope is never out of reach.
Rest in peace, Ayansh Sharma. Your light will never be forgotten.
