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Indian Nurse Jailed For Molesting Male Visitor At Singapore Hospital
An Indian national working as a staff nurse at Raffles Hospital in Singapore was sentenced to a year and two months' jail, and two strokes of the cane after he pleaded guilty to a molestation charge.
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Over 10,500 Indians Jailed Abroad, 43 On Death Row: Centre Informs Lok Sabha
A staggering 10,574 Indian citizens are currently imprisoned in jails across the globe, including 43 of them languishing on the death row, the Parliament was informed on Friday.
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10,000 Indians Jailed Abroad Freed In A Decade - How Diplomacy Played A Part
Going to jail is a nightmarish thought for most people, but being imprisoned in another country can be a hellish experience. Like nationals of many other countries, thousands of Indians too, have been languishing in prisons overseas.
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Indian-Origin Singapore Man Jailed For Cheating 20 People Of $1.8 Million
An Indian-origin Singaporean was on Monday sentenced to seven years and four months in jail for cheating 20 people of SGD 2.5 million (USD 1.8 million).
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Nearly 2,400 Indians In US Jails For Crossing Border Illegally: Report
Nearly 2,400 Indians are imprisoned in American jails for illegally crossing the US border to seek asylum in the country, according to the latest figures.
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7,850 Indians Jailed Abroad, Most In Saudi Arabia
As many as 7,850 Indians are lodged in jails abroad, with the highest number of over 2,000 nationals in prisons in Saudi Arabia, Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh said today.
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446 Indians In Jails Abroad Despite Completion Of Terms: Government
As many as 446 Indians were in prisons or deportation centres in five countries, including Pakistan, even after the completion of their sentences, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Around 11,500 Indians in Jails of Gulf Countries
Around 11,500 Indians are languishing in the prisons of United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia over the past three years for various offences, including violation of national frontiers of these countries, the government said on Thursday.
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Indian Nurse Jailed For Molesting Male Visitor At Singapore Hospital
An Indian national working as a staff nurse at Raffles Hospital in Singapore was sentenced to a year and two months' jail, and two strokes of the cane after he pleaded guilty to a molestation charge.
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Over 10,500 Indians Jailed Abroad, 43 On Death Row: Centre Informs Lok Sabha
A staggering 10,574 Indian citizens are currently imprisoned in jails across the globe, including 43 of them languishing on the death row, the Parliament was informed on Friday.
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10,000 Indians Jailed Abroad Freed In A Decade - How Diplomacy Played A Part
Going to jail is a nightmarish thought for most people, but being imprisoned in another country can be a hellish experience. Like nationals of many other countries, thousands of Indians too, have been languishing in prisons overseas.
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Indian-Origin Singapore Man Jailed For Cheating 20 People Of $1.8 Million
An Indian-origin Singaporean was on Monday sentenced to seven years and four months in jail for cheating 20 people of SGD 2.5 million (USD 1.8 million).
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Nearly 2,400 Indians In US Jails For Crossing Border Illegally: Report
Nearly 2,400 Indians are imprisoned in American jails for illegally crossing the US border to seek asylum in the country, according to the latest figures.
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7,850 Indians Jailed Abroad, Most In Saudi Arabia
As many as 7,850 Indians are lodged in jails abroad, with the highest number of over 2,000 nationals in prisons in Saudi Arabia, Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh said today.
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446 Indians In Jails Abroad Despite Completion Of Terms: Government
As many as 446 Indians were in prisons or deportation centres in five countries, including Pakistan, even after the completion of their sentences, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Around 11,500 Indians in Jails of Gulf Countries
Around 11,500 Indians are languishing in the prisons of United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia over the past three years for various offences, including violation of national frontiers of these countries, the government said on Thursday.
