The Indian Consulate in Vancouver expressed sorrow over the demise of Tanya Tyagi, an Indian student at the University of Calgary. The Consulate is in contact with authorities and offering support to her family. Details surrounding her death are currently limited. A post from Ishu Tyagi on social media claims Tanya died on June 17th due to a heart attack, and her family has requested help from the Prime Minister’s Office to bring her body back to India. Tanya Tyagi was enrolled in a Master’s program in Food Safety and Quality, according to her LinkedIn profile, and had previous experience in the retail and food industries. This event underscores the challenges and tragedies faced by international students and follows the earlier death of Vanshika Saini in Ottawa.
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Indian Student Tanya Tyagi’s Death at University of Calgary: Details Emerge
