She loved to be in the centre of attention and she was quick to respond to situations. But nobody thought that Sunanda Pushkar, wife of Union Minister of State Shashi Tharoor would meet such a tragic end. The entrepreneur was found dead on January
An emotional Shashi Tharoor and Shiv Menon are seen inside an ambulance after receiving Sunanda's body from AIIMS, New Delhi on Saturday. Different theories have emerged on her possible cause of death. Sunanda was cremated in Delhi, with her son
Shiv Menon, son of Sunanda Pushkar at the AIIMS in New Delhi.
Doctors addressing the media after the autopsy of Sunanda Pushkar in New Delhi. Doctors said that it was a case of 'sudden, unnatural death' and added that the nature of the injuries cannot be revealed.
Forensic experts along with police were at the spot to examine the scene of occurrence. In contrary to the earlier reports, autopsy reports say that there were injury marks found on her body and also said that those injuries may or may not be
Shashi Tharoor was admitted to AIIMS early on Saturday morning for a 'cardiac condition', hours after he found his wife was found dead. A team of cardiologists carried out a series of tests on him including ECG and kept him under observation. As his
Upon hearing the news of Sunanda Pushkar's death, Mehr Trar tweeted: "What the hell. Sunanda. Oh my God." "I just woke up and read this. I'm absolutely shocked. This is too awful for words. So tragic I don't know what to say. Rest in peace,
Abhinav Kumar, the private secretary of Shashi Tharoor talking to media after Sunanda Pushkar was found dead.
Delhi police sources said that it was Tharoor who informed the police about his wife's death. Later arrangements were made to take her body to AIIMS for postmortem. <b><a href="http://bit.ly/1hzWXXn">Read here</a></b>
It was a day after the Twitter controversy that Sunanda was found dead in the hotel room. When Tharoor reached the hotel room after the AICC meeting, he found the door of her room locked from the inside. She seemed to be sleeping in a normal way but
Shashi Tharoor tried to resolve the issue by stating that his account was hacked, but Sunanda denied it by saying she was the one who tweeted from Tharoor's account. Photo shows the Pakistan journalist Mehr Tarar. Following the controversy, Sunanda
The latest and the last controversy that surrounded Sunanda's life was an alleged affair of Tharoor with a Pak journalist Mehr Tarar (in picture). It started with Tharoor's Twitter handle posting on his relationship with Tarar. Though it was
The Tharoor couple was last seen together at the famous Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple in Thiruvananthapuram during the 'Lakshadweepam' festival on January 14. After the fest, the duo left to New Delhi. <b><a href="http://bit.ly/1eZx8hg">Read here</a></b>
In 2013, various rumours about Sunanda and Tharoor’s troubled marriage started picking media attention. It was said that the couple were spotted attending social events separately. When asked about it, the couple denied all those rumours and were
Sunanda, the brave lady of Tharoor, again caught the media attention on October 30, 2012 when her MoS for HRD husband was given a reception at the Thiruvananthapuram International Airport. A Congress worker used the confusion amid huge crowd to
Her visit to a school in Kerala along with Tharoor gave the state a real taste of the bold woman that she is. She went straight to the toilet of Manacuad Govt School for Girls and came out looking angry. “Shashi ask them to clean the toilets fast,”
Sunanda, with her blonde hair, glossy looks and nonchalance, was too modern for the people of Thiruvananthapuram, from where Tharoor won the election. But once she was in Kerala with her husband, she draped around her, along with her bewitching ‘
Sunanda later decided to give away her stake in the IPL team. Hit by the IPL controversy and his infamous tweets, Shashi Tharoor, who was Minister of State for External Affairs then, quit his post. Few months after, Sunanda entered the wedlock with
Sunanda met Shashi Tharoor during a party in 2009 and soon she started getting media attention in India for his closeness with the politician. She grabbed the headlines soon, but for a controversy over the ownership of IPL team from Kerala 'Kochi
Sunanda was first married to Sanjay Raina who was a Kashmiri Pandit. The relation ended in divorce. After few years, she married Sujith Menon, a Keralite and a close friend of her former husband. Sujith Menon died in a road accident in 1997 in India
Sunanda was born on January 1, 1962, in a Kashmiri family of landlords. She was the only daughter of Lt. Col. Pushkar Nath Dass and Jaya Dass. She was an Indo-Canadian businessperson and was a sales manager in the Dubai-based TECOM Investments, and