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11 Indian Nurses Rescued in Iraq, to Return Home in 3-5 Days
A batch of 11 Indian nurses has been rescued from conflict-hit Kirkuk area of Iraq and will be arriving home in the next three-five days, External Affairs Ministry said today.
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Indian Nurses Vow Not to go Back to Iraq
After about a month long ordeal in strife torn Iraq, 46 Indian nurses returned to their homeland today with most of them vowing not to go back risking their lives.
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Indian Nurses Freed from Iraq Reach Kochi, Reunite With Families
46 Indian nurses who were stranded in war-torn Iraq returned to Kochi in Kerala on a special Air India plane today and had an emotional reunion with their families. Anxious relatives, clutching flower bouquets and hoisting "Welcome Home" banners, had been waiting for them at the airport since morning. The nurses were held captive by the Sunni insur...
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Indian Nurses Freed By Iraqi Militants On Way To Kochi
46 Indian nurses who were freed by militants in Iraq on Friday evening are on their way to Kochi and will reunite with their families shortly. The special Air India plane that was sent to bring them back from the war-torn country will land at the Kochi international airport around noon. The flight made a brief stop at the Mumbai airport this morn...
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Indian Nurses Freed By Militants in Iraq on Their Way Back Home
The special Air India plane that is bringing back 46 Indian nurses who were freed by militants in war-torn Iraq on Friday evening is expected to land in India soon. The plane took off from the airport in Erbil in the autonomous region of Kurdistan at about 4.15 am IST.
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Dramatic Developments and Diplomacy: How India Secured its Nurses' Release in Iraq
46 nurses taken captive by the Sunni insurgent group ISIS in Iraq were freed on Friday and flown back home in what the Narendra Modi government is chalking up as its first diplomatic victory.
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Special Plane for Indian Nurses Not Given Permission to Land at Erbil: 10 Developments
A special plane sent by the Indian government to bring back 46 Indian nurses, who were freed by Sunni militant group ISIS in war-torn Iraq, has not been given permission to land at the Erbil airport in Kurdistan region. Sources say the permission was denied due to some information deficit. The aircraft has been diverted to Iran, sources add.
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46 Indian Nurses Freed by Militants Will Return From Iraq Tomorrow, Say Sources
46 Indian nurses held captive in war-torn Iraq have been freed by the Sunni militant group ISIS, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said today. They have been taken by bus to Erbil from where they will take a flight to India.
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46 Indian Nurses in Iraq Freed by Militants, Say Sources: 10 Developments
46 Indian nurses held captive in war-torn Iraq have been freed by the Sunni militant group ISIS, Kerala government sources have told NDTV. The nurses have being taken to Erbil, from where they will take a flight to India. Most of them are from Kerala.
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Captive Indian Nurses in Iraq 'Are Safe, Getting Food': 10 Developments
46 Indian nurses who were stranded in a hospital in Tikrit in war-torn Iraq have been forced to shift and are in the captivity of the Sunni militant group ISIS. The government says they are "safe and unarmed", but admits the situation is "difficult."
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11 Indian Nurses Rescued in Iraq, to Return Home in 3-5 Days
A batch of 11 Indian nurses has been rescued from conflict-hit Kirkuk area of Iraq and will be arriving home in the next three-five days, External Affairs Ministry said today.
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Indian Nurses Vow Not to go Back to Iraq
After about a month long ordeal in strife torn Iraq, 46 Indian nurses returned to their homeland today with most of them vowing not to go back risking their lives.
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Indian Nurses Freed from Iraq Reach Kochi, Reunite With Families
46 Indian nurses who were stranded in war-torn Iraq returned to Kochi in Kerala on a special Air India plane today and had an emotional reunion with their families. Anxious relatives, clutching flower bouquets and hoisting "Welcome Home" banners, had been waiting for them at the airport since morning. The nurses were held captive by the Sunni insur...
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Indian Nurses Freed By Iraqi Militants On Way To Kochi
46 Indian nurses who were freed by militants in Iraq on Friday evening are on their way to Kochi and will reunite with their families shortly. The special Air India plane that was sent to bring them back from the war-torn country will land at the Kochi international airport around noon. The flight made a brief stop at the Mumbai airport this morn...
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Indian Nurses Freed By Militants in Iraq on Their Way Back Home
The special Air India plane that is bringing back 46 Indian nurses who were freed by militants in war-torn Iraq on Friday evening is expected to land in India soon. The plane took off from the airport in Erbil in the autonomous region of Kurdistan at about 4.15 am IST.
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Dramatic Developments and Diplomacy: How India Secured its Nurses' Release in Iraq
46 nurses taken captive by the Sunni insurgent group ISIS in Iraq were freed on Friday and flown back home in what the Narendra Modi government is chalking up as its first diplomatic victory.
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Special Plane for Indian Nurses Not Given Permission to Land at Erbil: 10 Developments
A special plane sent by the Indian government to bring back 46 Indian nurses, who were freed by Sunni militant group ISIS in war-torn Iraq, has not been given permission to land at the Erbil airport in Kurdistan region. Sources say the permission was denied due to some information deficit. The aircraft has been diverted to Iran, sources add.
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46 Indian Nurses Freed by Militants Will Return From Iraq Tomorrow, Say Sources
46 Indian nurses held captive in war-torn Iraq have been freed by the Sunni militant group ISIS, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said today. They have been taken by bus to Erbil from where they will take a flight to India.
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46 Indian Nurses in Iraq Freed by Militants, Say Sources: 10 Developments
46 Indian nurses held captive in war-torn Iraq have been freed by the Sunni militant group ISIS, Kerala government sources have told NDTV. The nurses have being taken to Erbil, from where they will take a flight to India. Most of them are from Kerala.
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Captive Indian Nurses in Iraq 'Are Safe, Getting Food': 10 Developments
46 Indian nurses who were stranded in a hospital in Tikrit in war-torn Iraq have been forced to shift and are in the captivity of the Sunni militant group ISIS. The government says they are "safe and unarmed", but admits the situation is "difficult."
