Meghalaya

PepsiCo has inaugurated its largest beverage bottling plant in Meghalaya, marking a significant investment in India's Northeast region. The facility, aimed at expanding the company’s manufacturing footprint, represents a milestone for both PepsiCo’s growth strategy and the state’s industrial development. Strategically located to serve the surrounding markets efficiently, the new unit is expected to boost local employment, enhance supply chain operations, and spur regional economic activity.

Bollywood actor-producer Aamir Khan has categorically denied rumors suggesting his involvement in a film based on the recent high-profile murder case from Meghalaya. Speculation had been swirling across entertainment circles and social media platforms, raising ethical concerns around fictionalizing real-life tragedies. Khan, through a formal statement, clarified that no such project is in development under his banner and urged restraint in the spread of misinformation.

Over the past decade, the Modi administration has catalyzed transformative growth in India’s Northeast, channeling ₹5 lakh crore into the region's infrastructure, social welfare, and economic domains. With annual growth rates of 11–13 percent—nearly double the national average—the eight northeastern states are solidifying their position as engines of national development. A staggering ₹4 lakh crore in fresh investment proposals flowed in from the “Rising North East” summit held in May, highlighting renewed investor confidence.

Two of the five accused in the high-profile honeymoon murder of Raja Raghuvanshi in Meghalaya—Akash Rajput and Anand Kurmi—have declined to provide statements before a magistrate, despite previously confessing to police. According to Shillong SP Herbert Kharkongor, their refusals are legally protected, but investigators possess "ample material evidence" and await Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) results. The case involves a complex web of relationships and alleged conspirators, with the accused—including the victim’s wife, Sonam Raghuvanshi—face charges of plotting the murder.

The investigation into the chilling murder of Raja Raghuvanshi during a honeymoon in Meghalaya has taken a dramatic turn, as authorities arrested the owner of a flat in Indore where his wife and primary accused, Sonam Raghuvanshi, allegedly took refuge post-crime. The arrest follows the apprehension of a property dealer and a security guard who admitted to destroying evidence, including Rs. 5 lakh in cash and a pistol.

The tragic murder of Raja Raghuvanshi during his honeymoon in Meghalaya last month continues to puzzle both his family and authorities. The victim's family has expressed frustration over the lack of clarity regarding the motive behind his death, with allegations that police are not uncovering key details. The accused, Raja's wife Sonam Raghuvanshi and her alleged lover Raj Kushwaha, are under investigation for orchestrating the murder with the help of accomplices.

In a chilling development in the murder of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi, Meghalaya Police’s Special Investigation Team (SIT) arrested two more suspects in Madhya Pradesh, raising the total number of arrests to seven. The arrests include a property dealer and a security guard, allegedly involved in destroying critical evidence linked to the case. Raghuvanshi’s wife, Sonam, and her associates are at the center of a complex and premeditated crime that unfolded during what was meant to be a honeymoon trip.

Suraksha Diagnostics has announced a strategic investment of Rs. 200 crore to establish more than 20 state-of-the-art imaging centres across eastern India, reinforcing its commitment to delivering quality diagnostic services beyond metro regions. Partnering with global technology firm United Imaging, the initiative will focus on expanding diagnostic access in tier-2 and tier-3 cities, enhancing affordability and clinical accuracy in underserved areas. This move follows the company’s successful Rs. 846.25 crore IPO in December, earmarked for expansion.

The murder of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi during his honeymoon in Meghalaya has shocked the nation and prompted a far-reaching investigation. While the initial narrative suggests a love triangle—implicating his wife, her alleged lover, and hired killers—Meghalaya’s police chief has cast doubt on this theory, signaling a deeper web of possible motives. As authorities uncover a disturbing murder plot executed just days after the couple’s wedding, investigators are meticulously gathering evidence, preparing to file a strong chargesheet.

A seemingly inconspicuous travel video may hold pivotal evidence in the ongoing investigation into the death of Raja Raghuvanshi, a man from Indore who was killed under mysterious circumstances during his honeymoon in Meghalaya. Captured inadvertently by a tourist on May 23, the footage shows Raja and his wife Sonam ascending a forest trail near the famed double-decker living root bridge in Nongriat—moments before his suspected murder.