The Luthra brothers, accused in the Goa fire case, reportedly fled to Thailand following the incident. Authorities are now ...

Luthra Brothers, the owner of the Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub in North Goa will be deported from Thailand on Tuesday.

The Goa police is sending a team of officers to New Delhi to take custody of the two brothers when they arrive on Tuesday ...

In this breaking news update on India Today, Senior Editor Divyesh Singh provides exclusive details on the deportation of the ...

Officials in Thailand are coordinating with their Indian counterparts to expedite the process, ensuring there are no ...

The Luthra brothers are set to arrive at Delhi Airport tomorrow, where they will be taken into custody by the Goa police.

The Goa bench of Bombay High Court on Monday converted a civil suit against Birch by Romeo Lane at Arpora, where a devastating fire on December 6 killed 25 persons, into a Public Interest Litigation ...

Upon arrival at the Delhi airport, the Luthras will be taken into custody by the Goa Police and produced before a local court ...

A new rural employment bill is set to be introduced in the Parliament, proposing to repeal the existing job guarantee scheme.

Thai authorities are moving forward with the case against Gaurav and Saurabh Luthra, co-owners of a nightclub where a tragic ...

Sources told CNN-News18 that paperwork related to immigration clearance and deportation will be completed once the Indian ...

The brothers, who co-own the nightclub Birch by Romeo Lane in North Goa’s Arpora area, had travelled to Phuket shortly after ...