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Arindam Das who was the chief reporter of Odisha Television Limited (OTV) has passed away on duty.

According to the reports, Arindam Das has demised by drawing in the line of duty at Mundali barrage which is in Cuttack on Friday, 24th September 2023.

In the investigation reports it is mentioned that Das was on his duty and covering an operation launched in order to rescue or save an elephant who was stuck in the Mahanadi river.

Das boarded a boat along with an ODRAF team goes along with Cameraman Prabhat Sinha.

While covering the news, his boat got twisted perilously by the strong river current and flipped.

Following the accident, Sinha and Das were swept away by the strong current.

As soon as the incident was detected, a rescue operation was introduced instantly and all the crew and staff were brought to the banks of the river.

Das and Sinha the OTV representatives were hurriedly admitted to the SCB Hospital in Cuttack.

After admitting to the hospital, the doctors attempted to resuscitate Das but it was too late as he already died.

On the other side, Sinha is currently in a critical situation and immediately has been admitted to the ICU and presently he is battling for his life as informed by officials of SCB Hospital.

As per the report, an elephant stuck near the barrage when it was trying to cross Mahanadi.

The wild animal was not able to move due to the strong current which was developed in the river.

The team of ODRAF then launched a rescue operation along with its team in order to save the elephant but sadly the chief reporter himself lost his life in this accident.

The death of Das is a big loss in the world of news reporting and media.

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A journalist is exposed to professional hazards while performing his duty. With cut throat competition in the field, scribes are always on the edge to bring out ‘BREAKING NEWS’, without much caring about the dangers involved in newsgathering.

A young and brave journalist’s life was cut short today while reporting a rescue operation of an elephant at Mundali in Cuttack, little did he know that it would be his last assignment.

Arindam Das, the senior reporter of leading television channel Odisha Television Ltd, drowned while covering a rescue mission LIVE.

He was onboard the ODRAF boat with the rescue personnel on it too.

While the boat was approaching the target, a strong current overturned the boat taking down the occupants.

The trained personnel tried to pull the co-passengers to safety but it took around 20 minutes to locate Arindam.

He was rushed to SCB Medical College and Hospital, but it was too late. He was declared dead on arrival by the attending doctor.

Journalist Arindam Das on onboard ODRAF boat along with colleague Pravat Sinha during jumbo rescue operation in Mahandi river at Mundali

The 39-year-old brave journalist’s unfortunate demise has saddened one and all.

He was quite a popular face on television for disaster reporting.

He would invariably be appearing on screen while it’s cyclone or flood.

He shot to fame for reporting the Italian abduction story from deep inside the forests in Kandhamal district in 2012.

For the first time, Maoists had abducted foreign nationals in the state.

Senior journalists Sandeep Sahu (representing BBC), Sampad Mohapatra (NDTV), Dayanidhi Dash (OTV) and Arindam were part of the team that had gone to meet now jailed Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda.

An alumnus of IIMC, Dhenkanal, Arindam began his journalistic journey from Odia daily Dharitri.

After gaining sound reporting experience in print, he switched to television and joined OTV as its crime reporter.

A pal of gloom descended on the media fraternity as reports of his untimely death surfaced.