Raymond Group Chairman Gautam Hari Singhania sustained minor injuries after a speedboat capsized in the Maldives on March 20, 2026. He was rescued and airlifted to Mumbai, where he is currently recovering in a hospital. Search operations continue for two missing Indian passengers.
The accident occurred during a tourist outing near V Felidhoo in the Maldives. Singhania was among seven people on board when the vessel overturned. While he escaped with minor injuries, two Indian nationals remain missing, prompting an ongoing rescue mission.
Accident Details
Reports confirm that the speedboat carrying tourists capsized suddenly, throwing passengers into the sea. Immediate rescue efforts saved most individuals, including Singhania, but two Indians, including rally driver Hari Singh, are feared missing. Authorities in the Maldives have launched intensive search operations.
Medical Update
Singhania was flown back to Mumbai for treatment and is said to be recovering well. His spokesperson confirmed that his injuries are minor and that he is under medical supervision at a city hospital.
Industry And Public Reaction
The incident has drawn widespread attention, with business circles expressing relief at Singhania’s recovery. Social media discussions highlight both concern for the missing passengers and relief that the Raymond Group chairman is safe.
Key Highlights
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Gautam Singhania injured in Maldives speedboat accident
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Rescued and airlifted to Mumbai hospital
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Two Indian nationals remain missing
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Accident occurred near V Felidhoo, Maldives
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Search operations underway by local authorities
Sources: India.com, India TV News, Free Press Journal, Economic Times, Deccan Herald