Radhika Yadav Tried To Counsel Dad, Had Spent Rs. 2.5 Cr On Her Training, Now Wants To Be 'Hanged' Radhika Yadav's father, Deepak, has allegedly asked the police to write the FIR in such a way that he ...

A 25-year-old national-level tennis player was shot dead by her father at their home in Gurugram on Thursday, July 10. Deepak Yadav allegedly shot Radhika Yadav dead after an argument over her tennis ...

Tennis player Radhika Yadav's father, Deepak, spent over Rs 2.5 crore on her tennis training. However, an injury suffered two years ago kept Radhika away from pursuing a career in tennis.

Opposition MP Kapil Sibal urges inquiry into Justice Yadav before supporting impeachment motion against Justice Varma.

State-level tennis player Radhika Yadav faced too many restrictions at home and wanted to travel abroad for a couple of months to "enjoy life".

RJD Leader Tejashwi Yadav Slams CM Nitish Kumar After Patna Businessman Vikram Jha Shot Dead In Broad Daylight According to police, Jha was shot by a person who arrived on a motorcycle and opened ...

Radhika Yadav murder case: New twist emerges; cops say tennis player did not own academy, father objected to training Radhika Yadav murder case: The Gurugram police also said that the tennis ...

Suryakumar Yadav was spotted in the Wimbledon Royal Box for the first time as India's T20I captain enjoyed top-level tennis action.

A Gurugram court sent Deepak Yadav to 14-day judicial custody for allegedly killing his daughter, Radhika Yadav. He was upset over her social media activity and career choices.

Radhika Yadav murder case: Father sent to 14-day judicial custody, chats with former coach surface According to police, Radhika was running a tennis academy, which reportedly caused frequent ...

A Gurugram court on Saturday sent Deepak Yadav, father and accused of killing 25-year-old tennis player=cum coach Radhika Yadav, to a 14-day judicial custody. Deepak Yadav, father of Radhika Yadav ...

Earlier in the day, Gurugram Police produced the accused Deepak Yadav in Gurugram Court before the duty magistrate, following which he was sent to police custody.