The class XII student from Ittarai flagged it to Collector Raja Gopal Sunkara in August 2024 during his outreach programme

Police revealed shocking details about Raja Raghuvanshi's murder in Meghalaya, where his wife Sonam is a prime accused. Police sources said she planned the murder with her lover.

Raja and Sonam Raghuvanshi Case Live Updates: Sonam's father has denied her daughter’s role in the murder and has demanded a CBI probe in the case.

Several videos going viral online show Raja smiling and in a cheerful mood, while Sonam can be seen in a neutral reaction, with netizens speculating she seemed not happy.

Saying that the Chief Minister is responsible morally, he asks why it was conducted when the police had advised against holding the programme

Since Raja Raghuvanshi's death took place in Shillong, Meghalaya Police has the legal authority to investigate, arrest, and prosecute, no matter where the accused is located

Afternoon showers brought relief from heat in Chennai on June 9, 2025

Delhi court allows 26/11 Mumbai terror attack mastermind Tahawwur Rana one-time phone call to family under supervision

All-India president of CITU inaugurates a State-level convention on Safety in Railways organised by the State committee in Hubballi

Raja Raghuvanshi was murdered during his honeymoon in Meghalaya, with the autopsy revealing he died from sharp weapon injuries. His wife, Sonam, and three accomplices have been arrested after confessing to a murder-for-hire plot. The in ...more

A 24-year-old patient who came in an unconscious state underwent a brain surgery and discharged from hospital in a stable condition

BRS leaders, former minister for irrigation T. Harish Rao deposes before the P.C. Ghose Commission of Inquiry on alleged irregularities in Kaleshwaram barrages construction

North and West India face heatwave with high temperatures in Punjab, Rajasthan, and Uttarakhand on June 9. Delhi-NCR under yellow alert till June 11.

A total of four reports by the State Planning Commission were submitted to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin at the Secretariat in Chennai

Forty-one groyne fields are being constructed by the KIIDC at a total cost of ₹107.8 crore aimed at protecting the coastline.