Daniele Mancini

Amid continued stand-off between India and Italy over the issue of two Italian marines, accused of killing two Indian fishermen in 2012, Italian Ambassador Daniele Mancini today left for home reportedly for "consultations."

India has asked Italy to increase security at its embassy in Rome after the mission received a live bullet and several hate mails earlier this week.

Italy on Tuesday recalled its ambassador from India in protest over a new delay in the legal proceedings against two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen.

The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to resolve within a week all disputes arising out of the issue of invoking anti-piracy law against two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen off Kerala coast in 2012.

The Centre informed the Supreme Court that it is trying to resolve all disputes with Italian government arising out of invoking anti-terrorism law against its two marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen off Kerala coast in 2012.

India today took up with Italy the row over a Sikh delegation being asked to remove his turban during security checks at the Rome airport, official sources say.

Italy today said it expects "fair and fast" trial of its marines, allegedly involved in the the killing of two Indian fishermen off Kerala coast, that should be to the satisfaction of both the countries.

The Supreme Court will decide on Monday whether the two Italian marines charged with murdering a pair of Kerala fishermen should be investigated by the CBI or the National Investigation Agency (NIA).

The National Investigation Agency or NIA, which is investigating the case of the two Italian marines accused of shooting dead two Indian fishermen off Kochi's coast last year, is likely to file a First Information Report today.

The Supreme Court lifted on Tuesday a three-week order banning Italy's ambassador from leaving the country after Italy sent two marines back to India to face trial over the deaths of two Indian fishermen.

The Supreme Court has ended its ban on foreign travel for the Italian ambassador to India, a move that was prompted when Rome had refused to send back two marines to face murder charges in Delhi.

The elite National Investigation Agency or NIA will investigate the killing of two Indian fishermen allegedly by two Italian marines off the Kerala coast in February last year.

The Independent Federation of Fishermen of Kerala has urged upon both the state and the Centre to institute an additional special court to try the Italian marines, accused of shooting two Indian fishermen last year.

As Italy's Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi resigned in protest over the sending back of two marines to face murder charges in India, it brought to fore serious differences within the government over an issue that has sparked a furore in the country.

A political storm is starting to brew over the marines' issue in Italy. On Tuesday, the Italian Defence and Foreign ministers have to explain to the Italian Parliament as to why the marines were sent back to India.

Amid continued stand-off between India and Italy over the issue of two Italian marines, accused of killing two Indian fishermen in 2012, Italian Ambassador Daniele Mancini today left for home reportedly for "consultations."

India has asked Italy to increase security at its embassy in Rome after the mission received a live bullet and several hate mails earlier this week.

Italy on Tuesday recalled its ambassador from India in protest over a new delay in the legal proceedings against two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen.

The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to resolve within a week all disputes arising out of the issue of invoking anti-piracy law against two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen off Kerala coast in 2012.

The Centre informed the Supreme Court that it is trying to resolve all disputes with Italian government arising out of invoking anti-terrorism law against its two marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen off Kerala coast in 2012.

India today took up with Italy the row over a Sikh delegation being asked to remove his turban during security checks at the Rome airport, official sources say.

Italy today said it expects "fair and fast" trial of its marines, allegedly involved in the the killing of two Indian fishermen off Kerala coast, that should be to the satisfaction of both the countries.

The Supreme Court will decide on Monday whether the two Italian marines charged with murdering a pair of Kerala fishermen should be investigated by the CBI or the National Investigation Agency (NIA).

The National Investigation Agency or NIA, which is investigating the case of the two Italian marines accused of shooting dead two Indian fishermen off Kochi's coast last year, is likely to file a First Information Report today.

The Supreme Court lifted on Tuesday a three-week order banning Italy's ambassador from leaving the country after Italy sent two marines back to India to face trial over the deaths of two Indian fishermen.

The Supreme Court has ended its ban on foreign travel for the Italian ambassador to India, a move that was prompted when Rome had refused to send back two marines to face murder charges in Delhi.

The elite National Investigation Agency or NIA will investigate the killing of two Indian fishermen allegedly by two Italian marines off the Kerala coast in February last year.

The Independent Federation of Fishermen of Kerala has urged upon both the state and the Centre to institute an additional special court to try the Italian marines, accused of shooting two Indian fishermen last year.

As Italy's Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi resigned in protest over the sending back of two marines to face murder charges in India, it brought to fore serious differences within the government over an issue that has sparked a furore in the country.

A political storm is starting to brew over the marines' issue in Italy. On Tuesday, the Italian Defence and Foreign ministers have to explain to the Italian Parliament as to why the marines were sent back to India.