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Thandel OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch Naga Chaitanya, Sai Pallavi’s Film Online?
Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi’s Thandel will premiere on Netflix from March 7, 2025. The film, inspired by a real-life incident, follows the journey of a fisherman caught in an international conflict. Despite strong box office numbers in South India, it underperformed in Hindi and Tamil markets. Netflix acquired streaming rights for Rs. 55 crore...
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Indian Fisherman Dies In Pak Custody After Completion Of Sentence: Report
An Indian fisherman, who was languishing in the Karachi jail even after completion of his sentence, has died, official sources said on Friday.
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80 Indian Fishermen Released From Pakistan Jail
The Pakistan government on Friday released 80 Indian fishermen who were arrested after crossing the international border while fishing.
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For Families Of Gujarat Fishermen In Pak Jails, Getting Their Relatives Back Only Poll Issue
"We are neither interested in allowances nor any poll promises; I want our son back. I haven't seen him for the last two years," said 56-year-old Ankita Thapariya, the mother of fisherman Ankit who is in a Pakistani jail for illegally entering the ne
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20 Indian Fishermen Jailed In Pakistan Released After Five Years
Pakistan in a goodwill gesture on Sunday released 20 Indian fishermen who have been languishing in a jail here for the last five years for allegedly fishing illegally in the country's waters.
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Gujarat Fisherman's Rotting Body Reaches Home After 45 Days From Pak Jail
The body of a 53-year-old fisherman from Gujarat's Gir Somnath district finally reached his native town on Monday, nearly 45 days after his death in a Pakistani jail, an official said.
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Gujarat Fisherman, Arrested A Year Ago, Dies In Pak Jail
A 50-year-old fisherman from Gujarat, who was arrested by Pakistani authorities a year ago on high seas, died in a jail in that country due to unknown reasons, an official said on Monday.
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Pakistan Acknowledges 270 Indian Fishermen In Custody: Centre
There were 77 Pakistan fishermen and 263 Pakistan civilian prisoners in India's custody, while Pakistan has acknowledged that 270 fishermen and 49 civilian prisoners, who are Indian or believed to be Indian, are in their jails, the government told the Rajya Sabha on Thursday.
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Gujarat Writes To Home Ministry Over Death Of Fisherman In Pakistan Jail
The Gujarat government has written a letter to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), urging it to initiate a process to bring back a state fisherman's body from Pakistan, where he died in a jail last month.
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Learned About Husband's Death In Pak Jail After A Month: Fisherman's Wife
The wife of a Gujarat resident on Thursday learnt of his death last month in a Pakistan jail after a letter from the dead man's cellmate reached her.
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Pakistan Releases 26 Indian Fishermen From Jail As Goodwill Gesture
Pakistan today released 26 Indian fishermen from jail as a goodwill gesture, a day before newly-elected Parliament's maiden meeting to start the process of handing over powers to the new government, media reports said.
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Gujarat Fisherman Who Died In Pakistan Jail In March Cremated Yesterday
The mortal remains of a fisherman who died in a Pakistan jail in March this year was yesterday consigned to flames at his native Kotada village in Gujarat's Gir Somnath district.
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2 Gujarat Fishermen To Be Released From Pakistan Jail Today
Two fishermen from Gujarat -- one of them suffering from cancer -- will be released by the Pakistani authorities tomorrow, a state government official today said.
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Fisherman's Wife Seeks Government's Help To Get His Body From Pak
A 30-year-old woman from a village in Gujarat has sought the help External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to bring back the body of her husband, who she claimed has died at a jail in Pakistan.
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Bring Back Body of Fisherman Who Died In Pak Jail, Lawmaker Writes To PM
Rajya Sabha lawmaker Parimal Nathwani has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take up with Pakistani authorities the issue of reported death of an Indian fisherman in a jail there and to send back the body to his native village in Gujarat.
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Thandel OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch Naga Chaitanya, Sai Pallavi’s Film Online?
Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi’s Thandel will premiere on Netflix from March 7, 2025. The film, inspired by a real-life incident, follows the journey of a fisherman caught in an international conflict. Despite strong box office numbers in South India, it underperformed in Hindi and Tamil markets. Netflix acquired streaming rights for Rs. 55 crore...
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Indian Fisherman Dies In Pak Custody After Completion Of Sentence: Report
An Indian fisherman, who was languishing in the Karachi jail even after completion of his sentence, has died, official sources said on Friday.
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80 Indian Fishermen Released From Pakistan Jail
The Pakistan government on Friday released 80 Indian fishermen who were arrested after crossing the international border while fishing.
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For Families Of Gujarat Fishermen In Pak Jails, Getting Their Relatives Back Only Poll Issue
"We are neither interested in allowances nor any poll promises; I want our son back. I haven't seen him for the last two years," said 56-year-old Ankita Thapariya, the mother of fisherman Ankit who is in a Pakistani jail for illegally entering the ne
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20 Indian Fishermen Jailed In Pakistan Released After Five Years
Pakistan in a goodwill gesture on Sunday released 20 Indian fishermen who have been languishing in a jail here for the last five years for allegedly fishing illegally in the country's waters.
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Gujarat Fisherman's Rotting Body Reaches Home After 45 Days From Pak Jail
The body of a 53-year-old fisherman from Gujarat's Gir Somnath district finally reached his native town on Monday, nearly 45 days after his death in a Pakistani jail, an official said.
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Gujarat Fisherman, Arrested A Year Ago, Dies In Pak Jail
A 50-year-old fisherman from Gujarat, who was arrested by Pakistani authorities a year ago on high seas, died in a jail in that country due to unknown reasons, an official said on Monday.
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Pakistan Acknowledges 270 Indian Fishermen In Custody: Centre
There were 77 Pakistan fishermen and 263 Pakistan civilian prisoners in India's custody, while Pakistan has acknowledged that 270 fishermen and 49 civilian prisoners, who are Indian or believed to be Indian, are in their jails, the government told the Rajya Sabha on Thursday.
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Gujarat Writes To Home Ministry Over Death Of Fisherman In Pakistan Jail
The Gujarat government has written a letter to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), urging it to initiate a process to bring back a state fisherman's body from Pakistan, where he died in a jail last month.
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Learned About Husband's Death In Pak Jail After A Month: Fisherman's Wife
The wife of a Gujarat resident on Thursday learnt of his death last month in a Pakistan jail after a letter from the dead man's cellmate reached her.
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Pakistan Releases 26 Indian Fishermen From Jail As Goodwill Gesture
Pakistan today released 26 Indian fishermen from jail as a goodwill gesture, a day before newly-elected Parliament's maiden meeting to start the process of handing over powers to the new government, media reports said.
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Gujarat Fisherman Who Died In Pakistan Jail In March Cremated Yesterday
The mortal remains of a fisherman who died in a Pakistan jail in March this year was yesterday consigned to flames at his native Kotada village in Gujarat's Gir Somnath district.
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2 Gujarat Fishermen To Be Released From Pakistan Jail Today
Two fishermen from Gujarat -- one of them suffering from cancer -- will be released by the Pakistani authorities tomorrow, a state government official today said.
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Fisherman's Wife Seeks Government's Help To Get His Body From Pak
A 30-year-old woman from a village in Gujarat has sought the help External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to bring back the body of her husband, who she claimed has died at a jail in Pakistan.
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Bring Back Body of Fisherman Who Died In Pak Jail, Lawmaker Writes To PM
Rajya Sabha lawmaker Parimal Nathwani has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take up with Pakistani authorities the issue of reported death of an Indian fisherman in a jail there and to send back the body to his native village in Gujarat.
