New Delhi, June 15 -- India's shooting legend Jaspal Rana, who had a glorious run at the Commonwealth Games and coached Olympic medalist Manu Bhaker, recently died at the age of 49 following a cardiac rupture. While his sudden demise has once again sparked concern about the rise of middle-aged cardiac deaths in India, it has also underlined the risks of delayed heart attack treatment and the need to recognise early warning signs. Jaspal Rana was admitted to a hospital in a critical condition after he "carried a heart attack" for at least three days, as per news reports. He had been travelling and continued to feel chest pain before arriving at the hospital. His condition was stabilised by doctors, but later he suffered a fatal heart ruptu...