Financial Express Managing Editor Sunil Jain passes away

Sunil Jain, Managing Editor of Financial Express, handed away following post-Covid problems on Saturday. He was 58.
“My brother, Sunil Jain, passed away this evening after post-Covid complications. He suffered a cardiac arrest earlier in the day, but was revived, and finally passed after another cardiac arrest around 8.30 p.m. The doctors and all medical staff at AIIMS did their best and more. I thank you for standing by us in this dark hour,” his sister Sandhya Jain stated in a press release.
<p “width=420″ lang=”en” dir=”ltr”>We misplaced my brother Sunil Jain this night to Covid+its problems. Doctors+employees at AIIMS battled heroically, however the demon was too highly effective. May Tirthankaras information his onward journey; deep gratitude to all who stood by us in these darkest days @drharshvardhan @rajivtuli69— Sandhya Jain (@vijayvaani) May 15, 2021
<p “width=420″ lang=”en” dir=”ltr”>Shocked to know that @thesuniljain isn’t any extra. Condolences to his household and associates.— Nirmala Sitharaman (@nsitharaman) May 15, 2021
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to Twitter to precise grief. “You left us too soon, Sunil Jain. I will miss reading your columns and hearing your frank as well as insightful views on diverse matters. You leave behind an inspiring range of work. Journalism is poorer today, with your sad demise. Condolences to family and friends. Om Shanti,” the PM tweeted.
After ending his Masters from the Delhi School of Economics in 1986, Jain started his profession as a guide conducting market surveys and techno-economic feasibility experiences. He later joined FICCI the place has was accountable for the export coverage desk. He beginning his journalistic profession as a reporter in India Today journal in 1991 and have become the journal’s Business Editor for a 12 months. He then moved on to go all enterprise and financial system protection for The Indian Express. After working for six years within the Express, he moved to Business Standard for eight years earlier than returning to the Express Group as Assistant Editor of The Financial Express.