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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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Nimisha Priya: The Indian Nurse Sentenced To Death In Yemen For Murder
Yemen President Rashad al-Alimi has sanctioned a death sentence for a nurse from Kerala, Nimisha Priya, who has been in jail since 2017 for the murder of a Yemeni national, Talal Abdo Mahdi. The execution will reportedly be done in a month.
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Yemen Sanctions Kerala Nurse's Death Sentence For Murder, India Responds
"Extending all possible help": India after Yemen president sanctions Kerala nurse Nimisha Priya's death sentence
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"Hijab Bans in Schools Violate Religious Freedom": US On Karnataka Row
A US government body that monitors and reports on religious freedom abroad has criticised Karnataka amid the row over Muslim students' demand for wearing hijab on campus.
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Biden Nominates Indian-American As Religious Freedom Ambassador
US President Joe Biden has nominated an Indian-American, Rashad Hussain, as the Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom, who is likely to be the first Muslim to head US diplomacy for advancing religious liberties.
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Indian-American Appointed as US Special Envoy and Coordinator
Indian-American Rashad Hussain has been appointed as Special Envoy and Coordinator for Strategic Counter-terrorism Communications to expand global engagement and partnerships of the US to counter violent extremism, the state department has said.
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Ex-Army Chief Sisi Declared Egypt President-Elect With 96.9% of Vote
Ex-army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi won 96.9 percent of votes in Egypt's presidential election, the electoral commission announced on Tuesday.
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With a midnight meeting, delicate new balance emerges in Pakistan
Early October, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his advisers met at his Lahore home and made his toughest decision - picking the new army chief.
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Pakistan: Lt Gen Haroon Aslam resigns after he fails to become army chief
Lt Gen Haroon Aslam of the Pakistan Army today resigned a day after he was superseded by his two juniors.
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Egypt judges withdraw from Muslim Brotherhood chief's trial
The three judges presiding in the trial of Muslim Brotherhood chief Mohamed Badie and his aides withdrew from the proceedings on Tuesday, citing "reasons of conscience".
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Miranda Kerr fears Orlando Bloom might cheat on her
Supermodel Miranda Kerr is worried that her husband Orlando Bloom can cheat on her.
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Egypt police asks Mohamed Morsi supporters to disperse
Egypt's interior ministry promised Mohamed Morsi's supporters "safe exit" today if they quickly leave their Cairo protest camps, as police prepared to disperse them amid international appeals for restraint.
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Egypt orders police to end protests by Mohamed Morsi supporters
Egypt's cabinet today ordered a police crackdown on protests by ousted president Mohamed Morsi's loyalists, as European envoys headed for Cairo to try to ease tensions between the army-installed government and Islamists.
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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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Nimisha Priya: The Indian Nurse Sentenced To Death In Yemen For Murder
Yemen President Rashad al-Alimi has sanctioned a death sentence for a nurse from Kerala, Nimisha Priya, who has been in jail since 2017 for the murder of a Yemeni national, Talal Abdo Mahdi. The execution will reportedly be done in a month.
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Yemen Sanctions Kerala Nurse's Death Sentence For Murder, India Responds
"Extending all possible help": India after Yemen president sanctions Kerala nurse Nimisha Priya's death sentence
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"Hijab Bans in Schools Violate Religious Freedom": US On Karnataka Row
A US government body that monitors and reports on religious freedom abroad has criticised Karnataka amid the row over Muslim students' demand for wearing hijab on campus.
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Biden Nominates Indian-American As Religious Freedom Ambassador
US President Joe Biden has nominated an Indian-American, Rashad Hussain, as the Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom, who is likely to be the first Muslim to head US diplomacy for advancing religious liberties.
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Indian-American Appointed as US Special Envoy and Coordinator
Indian-American Rashad Hussain has been appointed as Special Envoy and Coordinator for Strategic Counter-terrorism Communications to expand global engagement and partnerships of the US to counter violent extremism, the state department has said.
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Ex-Army Chief Sisi Declared Egypt President-Elect With 96.9% of Vote
Ex-army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi won 96.9 percent of votes in Egypt's presidential election, the electoral commission announced on Tuesday.
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With a midnight meeting, delicate new balance emerges in Pakistan
Early October, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his advisers met at his Lahore home and made his toughest decision - picking the new army chief.
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Pakistan: Lt Gen Haroon Aslam resigns after he fails to become army chief
Lt Gen Haroon Aslam of the Pakistan Army today resigned a day after he was superseded by his two juniors.
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Egypt judges withdraw from Muslim Brotherhood chief's trial
The three judges presiding in the trial of Muslim Brotherhood chief Mohamed Badie and his aides withdrew from the proceedings on Tuesday, citing "reasons of conscience".
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Miranda Kerr fears Orlando Bloom might cheat on her
Supermodel Miranda Kerr is worried that her husband Orlando Bloom can cheat on her.
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Egypt police asks Mohamed Morsi supporters to disperse
Egypt's interior ministry promised Mohamed Morsi's supporters "safe exit" today if they quickly leave their Cairo protest camps, as police prepared to disperse them amid international appeals for restraint.
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Egypt orders police to end protests by Mohamed Morsi supporters
Egypt's cabinet today ordered a police crackdown on protests by ousted president Mohamed Morsi's loyalists, as European envoys headed for Cairo to try to ease tensions between the army-installed government and Islamists.
