Vice-Chairman of Chandigarh CII passes away

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Chandigarh, October 14

Deepak Kansal, Vice-Chairman of the Chandigarh CII and CMD of XEAM Venture Pvt Ltd, has passed away. He was 50.

Kansal was admitted to a hospital recently after he complained of dengue symptoms. His condition worsened due to a fall in his platelet count during the treatment after which he died.

Kansal is survived by his parents, wife, a son and a daughter.

With over 25 years of experience as the Chairman and Managing Director of XEAM Ventures, a multi-crore conglomerate flagship company, Kansal had expertise in human resource management services and IT-enabled services.

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