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Kerala Tuition Teacher Gets 111 Years In Prison For Raping Minor Student
A special fast-track court in Thiruvananthapuram on Tuesday sentenced a tuition teacher to 111 years of rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs 1.05 lakh for raping a plus-one student after luring her five years ago.
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"Will Surely Visit Kerala Again": Sister Of Latvian Rape-Murder Victim
The sister of the Latvian tourist who was raped and murdered after she went missing from Kovalam in March 2018, told NDTV that she left Kerala only after she was convinced that the real culprits had been arrested and was happy with the investigations
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Thiruvananthapuram Prisoners Prepare Meals For Kerala Flood Victims
The inmates of Central Prison in Thiruvananthapuram are toiling hard to feed those staying in relief camps across Kerala, where the worst flood of the century has claimed over 200 lives since August 8 and displaced over 7 lakh people.
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Murder Convict Who Went Absconding Returns To Prison After 25 Years
25 years after he jumped parole, a murder convict returned to the central jail in Thiruvananthapuram, much to the surprise of prison authorities.
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'Bunty Chor' Sentenced To 10-Years In Kerala Jail
A court in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram has sentenced criminal Devinder Singh, popularly known as 'Bunty Chor', to 10 years in prison for burgling a city-based businessman's residence in 2013. The criminal, who was convicted of the crime in April, was arrested by the Kerala police from a hotel in Pune on January 27, 2013.
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Priest Jailed For Raping 12-Year-Old In Kerala Church
A court in Kerala has sentenced a Christian priest to 40 years in prison for repeatedly raping a 12-year-old girl at the church where he worked, the prosecutor said Wednesday.
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'Made in Prison' Shirts Catch Attention Ahead of Onam in Kerala
Pure cotton shirts made from hand-spun yarn and cut and stitched in a prison in Thiruvanathapuram seem set to become a local rage ahead of the harvest festival of Onam.
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Oommen Chandy declines to be drawn into Kerala Facebook controversy
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today declined to be drawn into the wordy duel between a section of Congress leaders and State Home Minister Thiruvanchur Radhakrishnan over breach of prison rules by some accused in a political murder case, lodged in Kozhikode jail.
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Kerala prisoners, accused of political murder, post photos on Facebook
After photos of prisoners accused of murdering a Kerala politician were posted on Facebook by one of them, Home Minister Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan visited the jail in Kozhikode, 300 km from the capital Thiruvanathapuram.
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Oommen Chandy assures to take up jailed Muslim leader's case with Karnataka
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Wednesday assured friends of Muslim leader Abdul Nasser Maudany, in jail in Karnataka over the 2008 Bangalore blasts, that he will take up with Karnataka the issue of Maudany being kept in prison without any trial.
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Kerala Tuition Teacher Gets 111 Years In Prison For Raping Minor Student
A special fast-track court in Thiruvananthapuram on Tuesday sentenced a tuition teacher to 111 years of rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs 1.05 lakh for raping a plus-one student after luring her five years ago.
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"Will Surely Visit Kerala Again": Sister Of Latvian Rape-Murder Victim
The sister of the Latvian tourist who was raped and murdered after she went missing from Kovalam in March 2018, told NDTV that she left Kerala only after she was convinced that the real culprits had been arrested and was happy with the investigations
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Thiruvananthapuram Prisoners Prepare Meals For Kerala Flood Victims
The inmates of Central Prison in Thiruvananthapuram are toiling hard to feed those staying in relief camps across Kerala, where the worst flood of the century has claimed over 200 lives since August 8 and displaced over 7 lakh people.
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Murder Convict Who Went Absconding Returns To Prison After 25 Years
25 years after he jumped parole, a murder convict returned to the central jail in Thiruvananthapuram, much to the surprise of prison authorities.
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'Bunty Chor' Sentenced To 10-Years In Kerala Jail
A court in Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram has sentenced criminal Devinder Singh, popularly known as 'Bunty Chor', to 10 years in prison for burgling a city-based businessman's residence in 2013. The criminal, who was convicted of the crime in April, was arrested by the Kerala police from a hotel in Pune on January 27, 2013.
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Priest Jailed For Raping 12-Year-Old In Kerala Church
A court in Kerala has sentenced a Christian priest to 40 years in prison for repeatedly raping a 12-year-old girl at the church where he worked, the prosecutor said Wednesday.
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'Made in Prison' Shirts Catch Attention Ahead of Onam in Kerala
Pure cotton shirts made from hand-spun yarn and cut and stitched in a prison in Thiruvanathapuram seem set to become a local rage ahead of the harvest festival of Onam.
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Oommen Chandy declines to be drawn into Kerala Facebook controversy
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today declined to be drawn into the wordy duel between a section of Congress leaders and State Home Minister Thiruvanchur Radhakrishnan over breach of prison rules by some accused in a political murder case, lodged in Kozhikode jail.
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Kerala prisoners, accused of political murder, post photos on Facebook
After photos of prisoners accused of murdering a Kerala politician were posted on Facebook by one of them, Home Minister Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan visited the jail in Kozhikode, 300 km from the capital Thiruvanathapuram.
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Oommen Chandy assures to take up jailed Muslim leader's case with Karnataka
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Wednesday assured friends of Muslim leader Abdul Nasser Maudany, in jail in Karnataka over the 2008 Bangalore blasts, that he will take up with Karnataka the issue of Maudany being kept in prison without any trial.
