Sonam Raghuvanshi, accused of murdering her husband Raja Raghuvanshi during their honeymoon in Meghalaya, was arrested in Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh. Meghalaya Police secured her transit remand and brought her to Patna before flying her to Shillong for further investigation. Authorities allege Sonam conspired with her boyfriend, Raj Kushwaha, and hired three men to execute the crime. Raja’s decomposed body was found in a gorge a week after the couple went missing. Sonam was traced over 1,200 km away at a roadside restaurant. A viral image showed her hiding her face at a police station. The case continues to unfold as police probe deeper into the alleged conspiracy. (PC: PTI)

A massive fire erupted at Sabad Apartment in Delhi’s Dwarka Sector 13 around 10 am on June 10, engulfing flats on the 6th–9th floors. Thick smoke and visible flames drew eight fire tenders, later reinforced, as officials feared 2–3 individuals trapped inside. In a tragic attempt to escape, two 10‑year‑olds—a boy and a girl and their father, Yash Yadav, leapt from their 7th‑floor balcony. The children died at Aakash Hospital, and Yadav passed away at IGI Hospital. Yadav’s wife and elder son survived and are receiving treatment. Authorities evacuated all residents, shut off power and gas, and deployed DDA and MCD to inspect structural integrity.

The Karnataka High Court on Monday sharply criticised the state government over the June 4 Bengaluru stampede that killed 11 people before RCB’s victory parade. During the hearing, the court raised nine pointed questions on crowd control, permissions, medical preparedness, and procedural lapses. It slammed the government for failing to inform the court about the case transfer to the CID while arrests continued under other agencies. The court demanded answers in a sealed cover. Event organiser DNA Networks claimed the CM invited the public. One RCB official has also challenged the legality of his arrest in the case. (PC: AP)

A massive blaze erupted on the sixth/seventh floor of Shabd (Shabad) Apartment in Dwarka, Sector 13, Delhi, around 10 a.m. on June 10, 2025. Eight fire tenders and sky-lifts responded promptly. Residents reported 2–3 people feared trapped inside. Firefighters launched rescue operations amid heavy smoke and flames; no confirmed cause or casualties have been reported yet. Authorities evacuated all residents and cut electricity and gas, while Delhi Fire Service continues efforts to contain the fire and assist those trapped.

Sonam Raghuvanshi, 24, surrendered in Ghazipur after allegedly orchestrating her husband Raja Raghuvanshi’s murder during their honeymoon in Meghalaya. Married on May 10, the couple traveled to Meghalaya on May 21. Just three days post-wedding, Sonam and her lover, Raj Kushwaha, reportedly plotted the crime, sharing live location with three hired assailants. Raja’s body, found June 2 in a deep gorge near Cherrapunji, bore fatal head wounds. Investigators say Sonam forced him to wear gold jewelry and skipped return tickets—raising suspicion. Following a six‑hour telephonic chat and premeditated planning, Sonam allegedly hired hitmen. She confessed and four men, including her lover and three killers, were arrested. (PC: India Today)

A major fire erupted Tuesday morning on the top floor of Shabad Apartment in Delhi’s Dwarka Sector 13. The blaze triggered panic among residents, prompting the immediate deployment of eight fire tenders to control the flames. As fire crews worked to extinguish the inferno, rescue teams evacuated occupants and secured the building. The exact cause remains under investigation, and it remains unclear whether anyone has been injured. Authorities are maintaining vigilance to prevent the fire from spreading further. Local emergency officials continue to monitor the situation and will issue updates when more information becomes available.

Sonam Raghuvanshi, who also claimed she was drugged and brought to UP, is now the prime suspect in her husband’s murder during their honeymoon in Meghalaya. Meghalaya Police allege she conspired with her alleged boyfriend, Raj Kushwaha, also her employee and one of those hired contract killers. The plan faltered under CCTV and forensic scrutiny. Police chief SP Vivek Syiem described her as a “very poor planner” who posed as a victim before being caught in Ghazipur from a dhaba. Authorities arrested Sonam Raghuvanshi, Raj Kushwaha, and three others, with one suspect at large. Investigations continue as evidence ties Sonam to orchestrating the murder. (PC: Business Today)

Sonam Raghuvanshi has been arrested for her husband Raja’s murder during their honeymoon in Meghalaya. Police say she planned the killing with her lover, Raj Kushwaha. Three hired killers helped them. Raja's body was found in a gorge near Cherrapunji. Police found he was hit on the head. After the murder, the group fled to Guwahati and later separated. Sonam was caught in Uttar Pradesh. She claims she was kidnapped and left there. Police have arrested five people. Sonam’s family says she is innocent and wants a CBI probe. The case has shocked people across the country. (PC: X)

India’s Defence Ministry is poised to approve a ₹10,000 crore project this month to procure three cutting-edge ISTAR (Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition & Reconnaissance) aircraft for the Indian Air Force . These planes, sourced from global airframers like Boeing/Bombardier, will be fitted with fully indigenous DRDO-developed sensor and electronic suites already tested by its Centre for Airborne Systems . Capable of multi-spectral, round-the-clock surveillance from high altitudes, they will enable precision targeting of enemy radars, air defence units, and command hubs, enhancing strategic deterrence and battlefield awareness . Once commissioned, I‑STAR will place India alongside elite nations like the US, UK, and Israel in aerial reconnaissance prowess. (PC: Anandabazar)

Sonam Raghuvanshi and her husband Raja, newlyweds from Indore, disappeared on May 23 during their honeymoon in Meghalaya’s Cherrapunji. On June 2, Raja’s decomposed body—strangled with throat slit and stripped of ₹10 lakhs in gold jewelry—was recovered from a gorge . The Meghalaya Police allege Sonam hired four hitmen, including her alleged lover Raj Kushwaha, to kill Raja . On June 9, she surfaced at a Dhaba in Ghazipur, either having surrendered or claiming abduction, her family insists she’s a victim, not a suspect, and has demanded a CBI probe . Four accused, including Sonam, are in custody; the hunt continues for a fifth. Authorities vow to present Sonam in Shillong for further interrogation. (PC: PTI)