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Indian-American Purdue University student Sameer Kamath, 23, was pursuing a doctorate in mechanical engineering.

After the death of Neel Archarya, another Indian student from Purdue University has been found dead. As per reports, Sameer Kamath, 23, was discovered dead in the woods at the Niches Land Trust on Monday evening., World News, Times Now

The back-to-back incidents since February 4 were the sixth in the United States in 2024 alone

Kamath was found about 5 pm Monday at Crow’s Grove Nature Preserve at 3300 North Warren County Road 50 West, in Williamsport. - Another Indian Student Found Dead Under Mysterious Circumstances In US, Sixth Incident This Year

Indian doctoral candidate, Sameer Kamath, was found dead in Warren County on Monday. He was a student of mechanical engineering.

The recent death of Purdue University student Neel Acharya has put the focus back on the security and safety of Indian and Indian-origin students at and around the campus that witnessed a total of four deaths from the community between 2022-2024.

The recent death of Purdue University student Neel Acharya has put the focus back on the security and safety of Indian and Indian-origin students at and around the campus that witnessed a total of four deaths from the community between 2022-2024.

The recent death of Purdue University student Neel Acharya has put the focus back on the security and safety of Indian and Indian-origin students at and around the campus that witnessed a total of four deaths from the community between ...

"On January 29, 2024, a forensic autopsy was performed at the Tippecanoe County Coroner’s Office on Neel... There was no trauma or significant injuries found during the autopsy. No foul play is suspected at this time," Costello said. She added that a report on the preliminary cause of death, toxicology and the preliminary manner of death are still pending. �� Neel Acharya Death Case: No Signs of Trauma or Injuries Found on Indian Student’s Body During Autopsy,...

The Tippecanoe County Coroner has said in a press release that no foul play is suspected in the death of Purdue University student Neel Acharya