Dr Glory Valthaty and Joshua Roberts died after a fire broke out on the first floor of an apartment building in Mumbai.
A Scots mum has been killed in a horrific fire in India along with her eight-year-old son while visiting family.
It is understood that the family were staying on the fourth floor of the eight-storey property, where they became trapped. Glory, who also went by the surname of Valthaty-Roberts, was director of Faith Project Consultants Limited, registered in Broughty Ferry, and is co-owned by her husband.Top news stories today Serious burns were sustained in the fire by three other women, according to Hindustan Times, with the exact cause of the blaze still to be officially determined.
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