Udaipur journalists have mourned the death of a young and budding journalist Akanksa Rao who was working with Rajasthan Patrika, a Hindi daily newspaper.

Akanksha Rao (24) died on the night of September 16th due to prolonged illness. She had been treated for a week in Udaipur’s GBH American Hospital before she was admitted to Ahmedabad’s Shalby Hospital where she was under treatment from the last three days. Her condition was said to be worrisome sincelast one and a half month.
While reporting the campus beat for Patrika, Akanksha had left an incredible impression on her colleagues, friends and numerous readers of the popular daily newspaper.
“I unfortunately got only a few months to work with Akanksha,” said Suresh Vyas, senior journalist of Rajasthan Patrika. While expressing his tribute towards her Vyas said, “Akanksha was a simple, friendly, soft-spoken and hardworking reporter; while working with her; I had always felt that incredible potential in her which could have taken her to a great height in field of journalism.”
Akanksha is survived by her parents, her father Vardisingh Rao, her mother Rekha Bali and two elder brothers. Akanksha was the youngest child in the family.
While talking to UdaipurTimes.com, inconsolable Vardisingh Rao said,“She was not well since one and a half month, her body was getting weaker every day and getting several infections. First she was admitted in GBH American hospital for a week and later shifted to Ahmedabad.”

The staff of the Rajasthan Patrika held a condolence meet today and stood silent for a minute to pray for Akanskha’s departed soul.
“Lakecity Press Club of Udaipur will hold condolence meet on Sunday, 18th September,” said Akhtar Hussain, the president of the club.
The whole team of UdaipurTimes.com pays their condolence and prays to God to shower his mercy on departed soul.
Akankasha will be remembered always!
Report by Sayeed Ahmed































Was shocked to hear about this incident. I met Ankaksha did about three years back. She interviewed me and my friend, Vinav for developing a website for Udaipur.
She was a really nice person, good at heart and helping. Journalism is surely going to miss her presence.
May her soul rest in peace.
It was shocking news. She was calm, good hearted. I cant explain it was realy a shocking news. May god her soul in peace…
its very shocked…………..news for all udaipurwrites.
she was helping nature…….& softspoken.
ankaksha di we miss your presence……………
her soul rest in peace……….
Deepest condolence to her family.
Aaaknksha ne mujje bahut help kiya tha in my press notes.. infact meine Aakanksha ko driving seekhaane ka promise b kiya tha jo shaayab ab mein kabhi b pura nahi kar paaunga.. i m sry Aakanksha… ur coffee is due….
Em’ just shocked. She was one of da intelligent girl in the school and really soft spoken. Its been three years for me away from Udaipur but she was in touch with me all da time. May God give peace to her soul….
shocking news. deepest of condolence 2 her family
my condolence towards her family and friends.
thanks for your kind support. her brother – Kuldeep Rao
Very sad news.Deepest condolences.May her soul rest in peace.She was a very hard worker and a good student.We passed BJMC with flying colours and also passed MJMC (previous) with good numbers.But suddenly I wAS SHOCKED TO HEAR THE NEWS OF HER SUDDEN DEMISE.Deepest condolence to her family. Husen Udaipuri.