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Highlights Two men were arrested on Sunday for the murder of an elderly couple who was related to former MP CM Kamal Nath. On Saturday, a team of the UP police had conducted raids in Gwalior, MP. Police recovered a passbook, cheque book, ID, Rs 13000 cash and illegal arms in the bust. New Delhi: Two men were arrested on Sunday (February 7) for the murder of an elderly couple who was related to former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath. Narendra Nath, 70, and his wife Suman, 65, were found murdered in an apartment building in Alpha-II Sector in Greater Noida on Friday. According to pol...
Narendra and his wife were found murdered in their house in Greater Noida’s Alpha II on Friday morning GREATER NOIDA: A day after retired businessman Narendra Nath, a cousin of Congress leader Kamal Nath, and his wife were found murdered in their house in Greater Noida, the police probe has reached MP’s Gwalior, where the local cops on Saturday detained two men, including the father of the prime suspect. In Greater Noida too, police have rounded up seven people, including one who had borrowed money from Narendra on interest. Narendra (70) and his wife Suman (65) were found murdered in ...
Hari Dev Sharma, an archivist at the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library. | Collection of Ramachandra Guha. In the third week of January 2020 – exactly a year ago – I was in New Delhi, working in the collections of the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library. I first discovered the archival riches of the NMML in the early 1980s, and explored them most fully while living in Delhi between 1988 and 1994. In those years I would spend a couple of days a week in the NMML, exploring its repository of private papers of major (and minor) figures in modern Indian history and digging dee...
Ramachandra Guha | | Published 16.01.21, 01:33 AM In the third week of January 2020 — exactly a year ago — I was in New Delhi, working in the collections of the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library. I first discovered the archival riches of the NMML in the early 1980s, and explored them most fully while living in Delhi between 1988 and 1994. In those years I would spend a couple of days a week in the NMML, exploring its repository of private papers of major (and minor) figures ...