INDORE COUPLE MISSING
“I didn’t die… I was killed,” reads poster outside Raja Raghuvanshi’s home as family demands CBI probe
Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi's body was returned home, prompting demands for a CBI inquiry into his death and the disappearance of his wife, Sonam, during their honeymoon in Meghalaya. The family suspects foul play, highlighting missing valuables and a recovered bloodstained machete.
Missing Indore couple probe: Meghalaya police recovers raincoat during ongoing search operation
Meghalaya police are searching for Sonam Raghuvanshi near Sohrarim after her husband, Raja Raghuvanshi, was found murdered near Weisawdong Falls. A raincoat with possible stains was recovered, pending forensic analysis. The couple mysteriously disappeared on May 23rd, prompting intensified search efforts and high-level discussions between Meghalaya and Madhya Pradesh officials.
Indore couple missing mystery deepens in Meghalaya: Husband found dead without valuables, wife still missing
The search continues for Sonam after her husband, Raja Raghuvanshi, was found dead in a gorge in Meghalaya. The couple went missing after visiting living root bridges. The NDRF has joined the search, and a SIT is investigating a possible homicide, as Raja's belongings were missing. Extreme weather is hampering efforts, while family demands a CBI probe.
Indore couple missing in Meghalaya's 'unsafe region'; Family announces Rs 5 lakh reward, CM provides a update
Indore couple missing in Meghalaya: An Indore couple, Raja and Sonam Raghuwanshi, vanished during their honeymoon in Meghalaya after last contact on May 23. Their abandoned scooter was found near Osara Hills, prompting a large search operation hampered by rain and difficult terrain. Authorities suspect foul play, and the family has offered a ₹5 lakh reward for information.
Intensified search for missing Indore couple in Meghalaya: authorities and family seek answers
Authorities are intensely searching for Raja and Sonam Raghuvanshi, an Indore couple who mysteriously disappeared in Meghalaya. Parliamentarian Shankar Lalwani met with police officials, while the family offered a reward for information. With the search ongoing for six days, investigators are exploring criminal angles after finding the couple's belongings scattered and ruling out an accident.
Mohammed Shami sets up Bengal's win in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy
Mohammed Shami's sharp spell led Bengal to a six-wicket victory over Meghalaya in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy. Axar Patel and Ravi Bishnoi shined in Gujarat's win over Sikkim. Saurashtra defeated Baroda by 78 runs, ending Baroda's four-match winning streak. Baroda missed the services of Hardik Pandya. Punjab secured a close win against Hyderabad.
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Railways suspends drivers, assistants for operating trains at 120 kmph against 20 kmph limit
Drivers of Gatiman Express and Malwa Express suspended for speeding at 120 kmph in a 20 kmph cautionary speed limit section near Agra Cantt during bridge renovation work.
India eye series win over Afghanistan as fringe players look to impress; Kohli to return
India's cricket team is set to face Afghanistan in the second T20I, with several players eager to secure a series win to transform them into contenders for the T20 World Cup. India won the first game at Mohali by six wickets, and Jitesh Sharma, Washington Sundar, and Axar Patel must produce a defining effort against the Afghans to keep themselves within the selectors' sight.
Ind vs SA 2nd ODI: Patidar or Rinku set for debut; Men in Blue look to seal series
India's cricket team is set to face South Africa in the second ODI on Tuesday. The Indian team, led by KL Rahul, will be aiming to recover from a 0-3 defeat in the opening game. Rajat Patidar, a gifted right-hander, will be pitted against Rinku Singh for the lone available batting slot. Rinku has gained thousands of fans with every passing match, but Patidar has struggled and underwent heel surgery.
Second ODI: Pressure mounts on Shreyas Iyer, Ashwin for performances that count
Despite missing four first-XI players, including skipper Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, India were able to win the first ODI rather comfortably and look on course to secure the series at the Holkar Stadium which usually produces high-scoring games. Rain in the city has brought the temperature down which will be welcomed by the players from either side after experiencing unusual heat and humidity in Mohali.
Ashwin back in World Cup reckoning after being named for Australia ODIs
Off-spinner R Ashwin has returned to the Indian ODI team for the three-match series against Australia, competing for a potential World Cup spot with Washington Sundar if Axar Patel is not fit in time. Senior players including Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Hardik Pandya, and Kuldeep Yadav have been rested for the first two games to prepare for the World Cup.
Out-of-form KL Rahul retains his place for last two Tests, Unadkat recalled for ODIs
Seasoned left-arm seamer Jaydev Unadkat, who was part of the squad for the first two Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy but was released to represent Saurashtra in the Ranji Trophy final against Bengal, is back in the team for the remaining two matches.
Gill, Rohit blitzkrieg take India to 385/9 against New Zealand
Rahul Dravid joked on the eve of the match that bowlers don't want to bowl as soon as they land in Indore because of the batter-friendly conditions. The batting great had a point.
Bharat Jodo Yatra to enter Hindi belt through Madhya Pradesh from tomorrow
Meanwhile, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday held a session, a kind of 'karyakarta durbar', with Congress workers at the party headquarters here, his first since he assumed charge late last month. Many Congress workers turned up at the 24, Akbar Road headquarters to interact with the new party president, exchanging their views and making their requests.
Dr Naresh Trehan & Pankaj Sahni on Global Health’s successful debut, expansion plans and more
As many people have told us, the story in many ways really starts now. We like to think of it as a new chapter in our ongoing story and we are very proud to have reached this far and that our shareholders have given us the trust to take them forward into the years ahead, says Global Health CEO Pankaj Sahni.
India bowlers must start delivering in final overs: Rahul Dravid
“We have to look at how we can get better,” Dravid told reporters after the match. “Certainly that’s an area that we would like to improve and get better at because margins can be really small in these big tournaments, and every boundary can matter.”
About last night: Vicky Kaushal takes break from work, celebrates first Lohri with Katrina Kaif
This year's Lohri turned out to be extra special for the newly-married couple.
Experts flag drastic drop of immunisation of kids during Covid second wave
According to officials, an estimated 20 lakh to 22 lakh children across the country, under the age of one, are targeted for vaccination under national programmes every month which translates into approximately 260 lakh children per year.
This CEO believes working smart is better than working hard, sets daily goals to work efficiently
Sumit Gupta believes it is important to slow down every once in a while and introspect.
The way forward for job-starved India is through its smaller cities
There is a clear option for the govt that will not only relieve pressure on our big metros, but will also spread employment better across the country.
Cannes, then and now: The city that was once quarantined has become the glamour capital of the world
Cannes has long been associated with glamour and style though its beginning was a bit more humble.
PSUs make a beeline for top talent at B-schools
A few public sector units have made offers upwards of Rs 21 lakh a year, IIM sources said. With the lure of more secured jobs than in the private sector, student response is strong, too.
Shalby Hospitals overall revenue up 30%, EBITDA up 27%: Ravi Bhandari
“We keep on leveraging our economies of scale as we have been growing in the last few years. “
Bara Sarafa Bazaar: Indore’s jewellery market by day and street-food hub by night groans amid poor liquidity conditions
“There are very few customers in the market since the government’s announcement on Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes. We are small jewellers and cannot accept the demonetised notes."
UPDATE 2-Cricket-Careful Kohli steers India to 267-3 in Indore
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Cricket-India bat in Indore, Williamson returns for New Zealand
CRICKET-INDIA/TOSS:Cricket-India bat in Indore, Williamson returns for New Zealand
How Reliance Group Chairman Anil Ambani is readying his companies to target big-ticket defence projects
These days, the Reliance Group boss spends more than 70% of his working hours on what is seen as a sunrise sector for Indian industry.
Weak monsoon to keep upside for markets capped in near term: Avinnash Gorakssakar, Moneyinvestments.in
If the monsoon does not progress soon, food inflation will rise more and the markets will be affected. Also, the markets were not amused by a marginal fall in June inflation numbers.
Top Chef, ीं La Carte
The Taj group, the Oberois and ITC all have one of their own. Now, smaller hotels are also setting up hotel management training institutes so that they get what the biggies have: industry-ready manpower, trained just the way they want them.
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