Aarushi

Interview: 5 FAQs about 'Aarushi' by Avirook Sen

Journalist turned author Avirook Sen’s second book Aarushi, published by Penguin India, has brought the Aarushi-Hemraj murder case (2008) back in the news

In jail, Nupur Talwar is a teacher, Rajesh a medical assistant

Nupur has given a list of some books which jail authorities are trying to provide her from the jail's library.

Aarushi: Did CBI underestimate the importance of securing the crime scene?

Important phase of any crime investigation and evidence collection in such murder cases is the first few hours by the Technical staff/Medical examiners, forensic evidence collection, photography, videographing, smears and swabs, DNA sample collection from everybody in and around the place of incident.

Why Aarushi murder case was the end of middle class innocence

The Talwars showed us a mirror to ourselves and to our flaws. The Aarushi-Hemraj murder case (over the last five and half years) was as much an ongoing police investigation as a continuous introspection by the middle class.

Aarushi case: Don't blame the middle class, blame the media

The middle class is a easy class to beat up but lets face it these are basically powerless, hapless citizens

Why didn't Talwars hug Aarushi's body? What CBI verdict said

Here is what the judgement delivered by the Special CBI Court in Ghaziabad on Monday had to say on the circumstances based on which it convicted dentist couple Rajesh and Nupur Talwar for the murder of their teenage daughter Aarushi

Murder due to sudden provocation not rarest of rare: court

The CBI's argument that the "circumstances of the double murder" deserved the death penalty was not accepted by the court.

Aarushi case live: Rajesh, Nupur Talwar get life imprisonment

We track the latest developments as a CBI court is set to give its verdict in the controversial Aarushi Talwar-Hemraj double murder case.

Aarushi trial: A double murder of forensics and investigation

For the national investigative agency to base its reports on such loosely bound facts and theories is downright shameful.

Aarushi verdict: 'Shifting burden of proof on accused is unheard of'

Defence lawyer says the judge has relied on the special provision of the Indian Evidence Act and found that “the accused should have given explanations”.