Sentencing Of Fishermen
- All
- News
-
167 Indians In Pak Await Return Despite Completing Sentences: Centre
Under provisions of the bilateral Agreement on Consular Access 2008, India and Pakistan on Thursday exchanged, through diplomatic channels, simultaneously in New Delhi and Islamabad, the lists of civil prisoners and fishermen in each other's custody.
-
Amid Tension, India Rescues 2 Drowning Pakistani Marine Commandos Off Gujarat
Amid the sharp plunge in India Pakistan relations over the death sentence to former Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav, the Indian Coast Guard rescued two Pakistani marine commandos near the Gujarat coast today. Reports said the marines were giving chase to a group of Indian fishermen and their boat had capsized after hitting one of the Indian boats. O...
-
Pakistan Hands Over 18 Indian Fishermen To India At Wagah Border
Pakistan today handed over 18 Indian fishermen to India at Wagah Border, a day after they were released by the authorities upon completing their sentences for allegedly trespassing into Pakistan's territorial waters.
-
Pakistan Hands Over 86 Indian Fishermen To India At Wagah Border
Pakistan on Monday handed over 86 Indian fishermen to India at the Wagah Border, a day after they were released by the authorities upon completing their one-year sentence for allegedly trespassing into Pakistan's territorial waters.
-
They Were on Death Row Last Week. Today, They Got a Hero's Welcome
Hero's welcome awaited the five fishermen when they returned to their village in Tamil Nadu's Rameshwaram district, just 20 days after they were sentenced to death in Sri Lanka over charges of drug peddling.
-
PM Narendra Modi Speaks to Sri Lankan President Over Death Penalty to Indian Fishermen
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa on Sunday over the death sentence handed out to five Indian fishermen which has sparked protests in their home state of Tamil Nadu.
-
India Assures Sentenced Fishermen of Seeking Early Release
India's High Commissioner in Sri Lanka Yash Sinha on Tuesday met the five Indian fishermen sentenced to death at Colombo's Welikada prison and assured them that the Indian government will make all efforts to secure their early release and repatriation.
-
Fishermen Families to Meet Tamil Nadu Chief Minister to Plead for Their Release
Family members of five Tamil Nadu fishermen, sentenced to death in a drug trafficking case by a Sri Lankan court, and representatives of fishermen association would meet state Chief Minister O Panneerselvam today to press for securing their release.
-
Peaceful Protest in Rameswaram to Press For Release of Indian Fishermen From Sri Lanka
Over 500 fishermen gathered today for a peaceful protest and one-day fast in Rameswaram to demand the release of the five fishermen who have been sentenced to death by a court in Sri Lanka for alleged drug trafficking.
-
Families of Five Fishermen on Fast to Press for Their Release From Sri Lanka
Families of five fishermen sentenced to death by a court in Sri Lanka for alleged drug trafficking today observed a one-day fast to press government to take immediate steps to bring them back home.
-
MDMK Chief Vaiko Blames Centre Over Death Sentence for Indian Fishermen in Sri Lanka
MDMK Chief Vaiko, an ally of the ruling NDA at the Centre, has blamed the Narendra Modi government for the death sentence awarded to five Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu in Sri Lanka.
-
NDA Ally Vaiko Slams Centre on Death Sentence to Indian Fishermen
MDMK Chief Vaiko, an ally of the ruling NDA in Delhi, has blamed the Modi government for the death sentence awarded to five Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu in Sri Lanka.
-
A Village In Rameswaram Is Praying For The Return of Its Fishermen
Despite being friends for years, Emerson and Langlet would never have imagined of sharing this in common. Both, fishermen, now share a death sentence pronounced by the Sri Lankan High Court for allegedly trafficking drugs.
-
Sri Lankan Court Sentences Five Indian Fishermen to Death
Five Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu have been given death sentence by a Sri Lankan court on charges of drug peddling. The men have 15 days in which to appeal against the order in a higher court. Both the Central and state governments say they will continue to fight the case.
-
Philippines Sentences 12 Chinese Fishermen to Jail
A Philippine court on Tuesday found 12 Chinese fishermen guilty of illegal fishing in Philippine waters, sending them to jail for six to 12 years, the first convictions since tension between the neighbours flared over rival claims in the South China Sea.
-
167 Indians In Pak Await Return Despite Completing Sentences: Centre
Under provisions of the bilateral Agreement on Consular Access 2008, India and Pakistan on Thursday exchanged, through diplomatic channels, simultaneously in New Delhi and Islamabad, the lists of civil prisoners and fishermen in each other's custody.
-
Amid Tension, India Rescues 2 Drowning Pakistani Marine Commandos Off Gujarat
Amid the sharp plunge in India Pakistan relations over the death sentence to former Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav, the Indian Coast Guard rescued two Pakistani marine commandos near the Gujarat coast today. Reports said the marines were giving chase to a group of Indian fishermen and their boat had capsized after hitting one of the Indian boats. O...
-
Pakistan Hands Over 18 Indian Fishermen To India At Wagah Border
Pakistan today handed over 18 Indian fishermen to India at Wagah Border, a day after they were released by the authorities upon completing their sentences for allegedly trespassing into Pakistan's territorial waters.
-
Pakistan Hands Over 86 Indian Fishermen To India At Wagah Border
Pakistan on Monday handed over 86 Indian fishermen to India at the Wagah Border, a day after they were released by the authorities upon completing their one-year sentence for allegedly trespassing into Pakistan's territorial waters.
-
They Were on Death Row Last Week. Today, They Got a Hero's Welcome
Hero's welcome awaited the five fishermen when they returned to their village in Tamil Nadu's Rameshwaram district, just 20 days after they were sentenced to death in Sri Lanka over charges of drug peddling.
-
PM Narendra Modi Speaks to Sri Lankan President Over Death Penalty to Indian Fishermen
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa on Sunday over the death sentence handed out to five Indian fishermen which has sparked protests in their home state of Tamil Nadu.
-
India Assures Sentenced Fishermen of Seeking Early Release
India's High Commissioner in Sri Lanka Yash Sinha on Tuesday met the five Indian fishermen sentenced to death at Colombo's Welikada prison and assured them that the Indian government will make all efforts to secure their early release and repatriation.
-
Fishermen Families to Meet Tamil Nadu Chief Minister to Plead for Their Release
Family members of five Tamil Nadu fishermen, sentenced to death in a drug trafficking case by a Sri Lankan court, and representatives of fishermen association would meet state Chief Minister O Panneerselvam today to press for securing their release.
-
Peaceful Protest in Rameswaram to Press For Release of Indian Fishermen From Sri Lanka
Over 500 fishermen gathered today for a peaceful protest and one-day fast in Rameswaram to demand the release of the five fishermen who have been sentenced to death by a court in Sri Lanka for alleged drug trafficking.
-
Families of Five Fishermen on Fast to Press for Their Release From Sri Lanka
Families of five fishermen sentenced to death by a court in Sri Lanka for alleged drug trafficking today observed a one-day fast to press government to take immediate steps to bring them back home.
-
MDMK Chief Vaiko Blames Centre Over Death Sentence for Indian Fishermen in Sri Lanka
MDMK Chief Vaiko, an ally of the ruling NDA at the Centre, has blamed the Narendra Modi government for the death sentence awarded to five Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu in Sri Lanka.
-
NDA Ally Vaiko Slams Centre on Death Sentence to Indian Fishermen
MDMK Chief Vaiko, an ally of the ruling NDA in Delhi, has blamed the Modi government for the death sentence awarded to five Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu in Sri Lanka.
-
A Village In Rameswaram Is Praying For The Return of Its Fishermen
Despite being friends for years, Emerson and Langlet would never have imagined of sharing this in common. Both, fishermen, now share a death sentence pronounced by the Sri Lankan High Court for allegedly trafficking drugs.
-
Sri Lankan Court Sentences Five Indian Fishermen to Death
Five Indian fishermen from Tamil Nadu have been given death sentence by a Sri Lankan court on charges of drug peddling. The men have 15 days in which to appeal against the order in a higher court. Both the Central and state governments say they will continue to fight the case.
-
Philippines Sentences 12 Chinese Fishermen to Jail
A Philippine court on Tuesday found 12 Chinese fishermen guilty of illegal fishing in Philippine waters, sending them to jail for six to 12 years, the first convictions since tension between the neighbours flared over rival claims in the South China Sea.
