Aarushi Talwar Parents

The Supreme Court has admitted the CBI's appeal against the acquittal of Rajesh and Nupur Talwar in the murder of their daughter Aarushi Talwar and help Hemraj in 2008.

The Supreme Court today admitted two appeals challenging the acquittal of Rajesh and Nupur Talwar in the murder case of their teen daughter Aarushi and domestic help Hemraj. The petitions have been filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI and Hemraj's wife Khumkala Banjade.

Rajesh and Nupur Talwar have been wrongly cleared of charges of murdering their teen daughter Aarushi and domestic help, the Central Bureau of Investigation, has told the Supreme Court. In its appeal, the Central Bureau of Investigation, or CBI said that the court's clean chit to the Talwars were guilty was wrong on "many counts".

Dentist couple Rajesh and Nupur Talwar, who walked out of Dasna jail in Ghaziabad after four years of imprisonment in connection with the murder of their daughter Aarushi Talwar and domestic help Hemraj in 2009 said on Saturday that it is a "little scary" to step back into society after a long confinement.

Rajesh and Nupur Talwar, exonerated in the murder of their only child Aarushi and domestic help Hemraj in 2008, were freed this evening after four years in a jail near Delhi.

There's one aspect of reporting on the CBI which haunts me forever. It was around the time that the CBI had just taken over the Aarushi case and they were doing their strange and totally unscientific test to check if having the air conditioning on in the Talwars' room meant that the parents could hear what had happened within her room.

Rajesh and Nupur Talwar, cleared by the Allahabad High Court of charges of murdering their teen daughter Aarushi in 2008, were "happy and profoundly relieved", said their family, friends and officials of the Dasna jail, where they spent four years.

14-year-old Aarushi Talwar, daughter of a dentist couple, Rajesh and Nupur Talwar, was found dead with her throat slit at her home in Noida, near Delhi in 2008. The body of domestic help Hemraj was found on the terrace of the Talwars' house two days later. Aarushi's parents who were found guilty and given life term by a special court in 2013 had ap...

A court will take a call tomorrow on whether Rajesh and Nupur Talwar should have been convicted for the murder of their teenage daughter Aarushi. The dentist couple -- who were found guilty and given life term in jail by a special court in 2013 for the country's most gripping whodunit -- had appealed against the order in the Allahabad high court.

The film "Talvar", based on the 2008 Aarushi Talwar murder, has generated new buzz around India's most gripping whodunit. For the first time in seven years, the officer who led the initial CBI investigation into the case has said that he believes Aarushi's parents Rajesh and Nupur Talwar are innocent.

Rajesh and Nupur Talwar were convicted of the twin murders of their teen daughter Aarushi and the family's domestic help Hemraj in 2013. They have filed an appeal against that verdict by a court in Uttar Pradesh, but hearings have yet to begin. The Talwars have always maintained they are innocent; the investigation against them, first by the police...

Journalist Avirook Sen has written "Aarushi" , a new book on the murder of 13-year-old Aarushi Talwar, whose parents Rajesh and Nupur have been convicted for murdering her and their domestic help Hemraj in 2008.

How Aarushi Talwar was murdered in her bedroom next to the room where her parents were asleep has transfixed India as one of the country's greatest unsolved mysteries. A new book by journalist Avirook Sen says his investigation proves that the Talwars, who have appealed against their conviction, have been wrongly indicted as killers.

'Expeditious' hearing for bail was promised, writes Shree Paradkar

Dentist couple Nupur and Rajesh Talwar, serving life sentence for murdering their teenage daughter Aarushi Talwar, today refuted claims of the Censor Board that the soon to be released film 'Rahasya' has no similarity to her murder and sought stay on its release till their appeal is heard and decided by the Allahabad High Court.

The Supreme Court has admitted the CBI's appeal against the acquittal of Rajesh and Nupur Talwar in the murder of their daughter Aarushi Talwar and help Hemraj in 2008.

The Supreme Court today admitted two appeals challenging the acquittal of Rajesh and Nupur Talwar in the murder case of their teen daughter Aarushi and domestic help Hemraj. The petitions have been filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI and Hemraj's wife Khumkala Banjade.

Rajesh and Nupur Talwar have been wrongly cleared of charges of murdering their teen daughter Aarushi and domestic help, the Central Bureau of Investigation, has told the Supreme Court. In its appeal, the Central Bureau of Investigation, or CBI said that the court's clean chit to the Talwars were guilty was wrong on "many counts".

Dentist couple Rajesh and Nupur Talwar, who walked out of Dasna jail in Ghaziabad after four years of imprisonment in connection with the murder of their daughter Aarushi Talwar and domestic help Hemraj in 2009 said on Saturday that it is a "little scary" to step back into society after a long confinement.

Rajesh and Nupur Talwar, exonerated in the murder of their only child Aarushi and domestic help Hemraj in 2008, were freed this evening after four years in a jail near Delhi.

There's one aspect of reporting on the CBI which haunts me forever. It was around the time that the CBI had just taken over the Aarushi case and they were doing their strange and totally unscientific test to check if having the air conditioning on in the Talwars' room meant that the parents could hear what had happened within her room.

Rajesh and Nupur Talwar, cleared by the Allahabad High Court of charges of murdering their teen daughter Aarushi in 2008, were "happy and profoundly relieved", said their family, friends and officials of the Dasna jail, where they spent four years.

14-year-old Aarushi Talwar, daughter of a dentist couple, Rajesh and Nupur Talwar, was found dead with her throat slit at her home in Noida, near Delhi in 2008. The body of domestic help Hemraj was found on the terrace of the Talwars' house two days later. Aarushi's parents who were found guilty and given life term by a special court in 2013 had ap...

A court will take a call tomorrow on whether Rajesh and Nupur Talwar should have been convicted for the murder of their teenage daughter Aarushi. The dentist couple -- who were found guilty and given life term in jail by a special court in 2013 for the country's most gripping whodunit -- had appealed against the order in the Allahabad high court.

The film "Talvar", based on the 2008 Aarushi Talwar murder, has generated new buzz around India's most gripping whodunit. For the first time in seven years, the officer who led the initial CBI investigation into the case has said that he believes Aarushi's parents Rajesh and Nupur Talwar are innocent.

Rajesh and Nupur Talwar were convicted of the twin murders of their teen daughter Aarushi and the family's domestic help Hemraj in 2013. They have filed an appeal against that verdict by a court in Uttar Pradesh, but hearings have yet to begin. The Talwars have always maintained they are innocent; the investigation against them, first by the police...

Journalist Avirook Sen has written "Aarushi" , a new book on the murder of 13-year-old Aarushi Talwar, whose parents Rajesh and Nupur have been convicted for murdering her and their domestic help Hemraj in 2008.

How Aarushi Talwar was murdered in her bedroom next to the room where her parents were asleep has transfixed India as one of the country's greatest unsolved mysteries. A new book by journalist Avirook Sen says his investigation proves that the Talwars, who have appealed against their conviction, have been wrongly indicted as killers.

'Expeditious' hearing for bail was promised, writes Shree Paradkar

Dentist couple Nupur and Rajesh Talwar, serving life sentence for murdering their teenage daughter Aarushi Talwar, today refuted claims of the Censor Board that the soon to be released film 'Rahasya' has no similarity to her murder and sought stay on its release till their appeal is heard and decided by the Allahabad High Court.