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"A Night Of Hearing Made The Difference": How Nurse's Execution Was Delayed
Nimisha Priya Execution in Yemen: By the time the sun rose over Sana'a, a door had opened but just slightly, enough for Nimisha Priya to keep fighting.
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How Kerala Nurse Sentenced To Death In Yemen Got Reprieve
The life of Kerala-based nurse Nimisha Priya - who was facing execution in Yemen - has been temporarily spared thanks to the timely intervention of prominent religious figures across two countries.
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Can 'Blood Money' Save Kerala Nurse Nimisha Priya? Has It Saved Indians Before?
Kerala nurse Nimisha Priya - sentenced to death by Yemen for killing a man harassing her - will likely be executed Wednesday unless her lawyers can persuade his family to accept 'blood money' of $1 million (i.e., Rs 8.6 crore) as compensation.
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"Unfortunate, But There Is A Limit To What We Can Do": Centre On Nurse Execution Case
There is not much more the government can do to stop the execution of Nimisha Priya - the Kerala nurse sentenced to death by Yemen for killing a man harassing her - the Supreme Court was told Monday.
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"Canada Not Your Playground," Khalistani Terrorist Threatens Kapil Sharma
Pro-Khalistan separatist group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) founder Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has threatened actor-comedian Kapil Sharma, saying "Canada is not your playground" and threatened him to "take back his blood money back to Hindustan".
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Pardon By Yemeni Man's Family Only Real Hope For Nurse On Death Row: Activist
The family of the Yemeni national who was killed by Nimisha Priya has been offered $1 million (Rs 8.6 crore) by her family as 'blood money' and the only real hope for the Indian nurse is if the man's relatives pardon her, an activist has said.
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When Madhubala Prevented Her Sister From Spending Money On Her Treatments
Madhubala's illness was discovered on the sets of Bahut Din Huye(1954), where the actress spat out blood while brushing her teeth
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What Option Does Kerala Nurse On Death Row In Yemen Have? Lawyer Tells NDTV
Nimisha Priya, the Indian nurse sentenced to death for the murder of a Yemeni national, still has legal options to save her life if the victim's family pardons her and accepts blood money, said Subhas Chandran, her family's lawyer.
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Will Tiffany Stratton Cash In Money In The Bank Contract At WWE Bad Blood?
During Saturday's SmackDown, Tiffany Stratton teased cashing in the Money in the Bank contract on her friend Nia Jax.
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Rs 34 Crore "Blood Money" Raised To Get Kerala Man Out Of Saudi Jail
In a display of solidarity and compassion, people in Kerala have rallied together to raise an astounding Rs 34 crore to save a man sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia.
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"He'll Leave You To Die": Biohacker Bryan Johnson On Elon Musk's Management Style
"The difference between Elon and me: I'll nourish you and drink your blood; he'll fire you and leave you to die," the 46-year-old wrote on X.
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Woman Allowed To Make "Blood Money" Deal To Save Daughter On Death Row In Yemen
A Kerala nurse on death row in Yemen for murder will now be represented by her mother, who was granted permission by the Delhi High Court to travel to the West Asian country and negotiate her daughter's release.
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High Court Allows Kerala Woman To Travel To Yemen To Save Daughter On Death Row
The Delhi High Court permitted the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to travel to the West Asian country to negotiate blood money with the victim's family and save her daughter from the gallows.
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Show Yemen Court's "Blood Money" Proof: Court To Kerala Nurse's Mother
The Delhi High Court Monday asked the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to place documents to show that the foreign court gave her the legal option of paying blood money to negotiate
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"Blood Money" Only Way To Save Kerala Nurse On Death Row In Yemen: Lawyer
The only way to save the nurse from Kerala on death row in Yemen is to negotiate a "blood money" with the family of the victim, said the lawyer who has requested a Delhi court to allow her mother to travel to the country.
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"A Night Of Hearing Made The Difference": How Nurse's Execution Was Delayed
Nimisha Priya Execution in Yemen: By the time the sun rose over Sana'a, a door had opened but just slightly, enough for Nimisha Priya to keep fighting.
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How Kerala Nurse Sentenced To Death In Yemen Got Reprieve
The life of Kerala-based nurse Nimisha Priya - who was facing execution in Yemen - has been temporarily spared thanks to the timely intervention of prominent religious figures across two countries.
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Can 'Blood Money' Save Kerala Nurse Nimisha Priya? Has It Saved Indians Before?
Kerala nurse Nimisha Priya - sentenced to death by Yemen for killing a man harassing her - will likely be executed Wednesday unless her lawyers can persuade his family to accept 'blood money' of $1 million (i.e., Rs 8.6 crore) as compensation.
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"Unfortunate, But There Is A Limit To What We Can Do": Centre On Nurse Execution Case
There is not much more the government can do to stop the execution of Nimisha Priya - the Kerala nurse sentenced to death by Yemen for killing a man harassing her - the Supreme Court was told Monday.
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"Canada Not Your Playground," Khalistani Terrorist Threatens Kapil Sharma
Pro-Khalistan separatist group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) founder Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has threatened actor-comedian Kapil Sharma, saying "Canada is not your playground" and threatened him to "take back his blood money back to Hindustan".
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Pardon By Yemeni Man's Family Only Real Hope For Nurse On Death Row: Activist
The family of the Yemeni national who was killed by Nimisha Priya has been offered $1 million (Rs 8.6 crore) by her family as 'blood money' and the only real hope for the Indian nurse is if the man's relatives pardon her, an activist has said.
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When Madhubala Prevented Her Sister From Spending Money On Her Treatments
Madhubala's illness was discovered on the sets of Bahut Din Huye(1954), where the actress spat out blood while brushing her teeth
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What Option Does Kerala Nurse On Death Row In Yemen Have? Lawyer Tells NDTV
Nimisha Priya, the Indian nurse sentenced to death for the murder of a Yemeni national, still has legal options to save her life if the victim's family pardons her and accepts blood money, said Subhas Chandran, her family's lawyer.
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Will Tiffany Stratton Cash In Money In The Bank Contract At WWE Bad Blood?
During Saturday's SmackDown, Tiffany Stratton teased cashing in the Money in the Bank contract on her friend Nia Jax.
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Rs 34 Crore "Blood Money" Raised To Get Kerala Man Out Of Saudi Jail
In a display of solidarity and compassion, people in Kerala have rallied together to raise an astounding Rs 34 crore to save a man sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia.
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"He'll Leave You To Die": Biohacker Bryan Johnson On Elon Musk's Management Style
"The difference between Elon and me: I'll nourish you and drink your blood; he'll fire you and leave you to die," the 46-year-old wrote on X.
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Woman Allowed To Make "Blood Money" Deal To Save Daughter On Death Row In Yemen
A Kerala nurse on death row in Yemen for murder will now be represented by her mother, who was granted permission by the Delhi High Court to travel to the West Asian country and negotiate her daughter's release.
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High Court Allows Kerala Woman To Travel To Yemen To Save Daughter On Death Row
The Delhi High Court permitted the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to travel to the West Asian country to negotiate blood money with the victim's family and save her daughter from the gallows.
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Show Yemen Court's "Blood Money" Proof: Court To Kerala Nurse's Mother
The Delhi High Court Monday asked the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to place documents to show that the foreign court gave her the legal option of paying blood money to negotiate
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"Blood Money" Only Way To Save Kerala Nurse On Death Row In Yemen: Lawyer
The only way to save the nurse from Kerala on death row in Yemen is to negotiate a "blood money" with the family of the victim, said the lawyer who has requested a Delhi court to allow her mother to travel to the country.
