Bhopal

A team of doctors from AIIMS Delhi conducted the second post-mortem of former actor-model Twisha Sharma in Bhopal on Sunday following a Madhya Pradesh High Court order.

At Peddi's Bhopal song launch, Ravi Kishan praised Ram Charan and compared the film to Aamir Khan's 3 Idiots and Dangal. He said the sports drama would offer hope for India's youth and could fetch a National Award for Ram Charan.

Twisha Sharma’s funeral took place in Bhopal after a second autopsy ordered by the High Court deepened focus on unanswered forensic questions, alleged dowry harassment and the arrest of her husband in the death case.

Twelve days after Twisha Sharma’s death, an AIIMS Delhi team completed a second autopsy in Bhopal amid allegations of dowry harassment, unanswered forensic questions and emotional scenes outside the mortuary before her final journey.

Ram Charan apologised after mixing up crivket and football while praising Jasprit Bumrah at the Peddi music launch in Bhopal. In a social media post, the actor wrote how he is forgetful with names sometimes.

A Bhopal court sent Samarth Singh, husband of Noida woman Twisha Sharma, to seven days of police custody in connection with her death. The remand came a day after Singh dramatically surrendered before a Jabalpur court, sparking commotion on the court premises.

Hours before her death, Twisha Sharma spent nearly three hours at a Bhopal parlour, where the owner said she appeared calm and asked to relax. The account has added to scrutiny around her final movements as the dowry death investigation widens.

The first visuals of the rooftop at Twisha Sharma's marital home have surfaced as the probe intensifies. A court-ordered second autopsy and her husband's arrest have sharpened focus on the contested death case.

Twisha Sharma, a 33-year-old from Noida, died by suicide at her marital home in Bhopal on May 12. Her family accused her in-laws of dowry harassment and abetment to suicide, while her husband Samarth Singh's family claimed she was addicted to drugs.

The Bar Council of India (BCI) on Friday suspended Twisha Sharma’s husband, advocate Samarth Singh, from legal practice following serious allegations linked to the dowry-related death of his wife in Bhopal.

After remaining untraceable for 10 days following the death of 33-year-old Noida woman Twisha Sharma, her husband Samarth Singh made a dramatic appearance at a Jabalpur court, his face concealed under a cap, sunglasses and mask, sparking chaotic scenes before police took him into custody.

The Madhya Pradesh government has approached the High Court to cancel the pre-arrest bail granted to retired judge Giribala Singh, the mother-in-law of Twisha Sharma, who was found dead at her Bhopal home on May 15. The plea alleges evidence tampering and interference with the probe by Giribala Singh.

A wedding teaser featuring Twisha Sharma and Samarth Singh has surfaced as police investigate her death at her Bhopal matrimonial home. The video has added a poignant layer to a case that has sparked a massive controversy and a bitter fallout between the two families.

Fresh CCTV footage shows Twisha Sharma visiting a beauty parlour hours before she died by suicide. It will help investigators reconstruct her final movements in Bhopal.

The deaths of Twisha Sharma and Deepika Nagar have reignited focus on how Indian law distinguishes between dowry death and abetment of suicide.

The hearing comes on the same day the state government recommended a CBI probe into Twisha Sharma's death and gave its consent to transfer the investigation to the premier central agency.

Madhya Pradesh Police have issued a final notice to former judge Giribala Singh to record her statement in the Twisha Sharma death case. The move adds to the pressure as her official post remains under review, while police continue searching for absconding Samarth Singh.

Questions over CCTV footage, evidence handling and call records have sharpened scrutiny of Twisha Sharma's death in Bhopal. With her family alleging foul play and refusing cremation, the mystery has only deepened.

A Gwalior man was wrongfully jailed for 57 days due to a security mix-up involving a common kitchen spice at Bhopal airport. After a 16-year legal battle, the Madhya Pradesh High Court awarded him Rs 10 lakh compensation for the injustice caused.

It’s a no-holds-barred legal and perception battle in which accusations of undue influence are flying thick and fast and the media’s coverage has been questioned