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Thandel OTT Release: Naga Chaitanya’s Thriller Reported to Stream on Netflix Soon
The Telugu thriller Thandel, starring Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi, premiered in cinemas on 7th February. Directed by Chandoo Mondeti and inspired by true events, the film follows the harrowing journey of Srikakulam fishermen who accidentally cross into Pakistani waters and face imprisonment. With themes of patriotism, survival, and resilience, t...
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19 Indian Fishermen Detained By Sri Lanka Navy Return Home
As many as 19 Indian fishermen detained by the Sri Lanka Navy were on Wednesday repatriated to India after being released by authorities here, the Indian High Commission said.
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80 Indian Fishermen Released From Pak Jail Reunited With Families On Diwali
Eighty fishermen released from a jail in Karachi reached Vadodara in Gujarat by train on Sunday, from where they were taken to Veraval in the state's Gir Somnath district by bus to be reunited with their families for Diwali, an official said.
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22 Indian Fishermen Who Crossed Into Sri Lankan Waters To Be Released
A Sri Lankan court has ordered the release of 22 Indian fishermen, who were arrested by the authorities, the Fisherman Association of India informed on Wednesday.
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Pakistan To Release 20 Indian Fisherman Next Week: Officials
Twenty fishermen from Gujarat, who had been captured at sea by Pakistan in the past, will be released and handed over to the Indian authorities on June 20, a state government official said on Friday.
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20 Indian Fishermen Released From Pak Jail, Will Return Sunday
Twenty Indian fishermen, who were released recently from Pakistan's Landhi jail, will be transported to the Wagah border on Sunday to be handed over to the Indian authorities so that they can return home, a senior official said on Saturday.
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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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Sri Lanka Releases 76 Tamil Nadu Fishermen
Seventy-six Tamil Nadu fishermen, arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy for allegedly fishing in the island nation's territorial waters, were today ordered to be released by a Lankan court, police officials said here.
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78 Indians Released By Pakistan Return To India
Seventy-seven Indian fishermen and a person from Bihar, who were imprisoned in a Karachi jail, returned to India after being released by Pakistan.
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Sri Lanka To Release 73 Indian Fishermen
At least 73 Indian fishermen held by Sri Lanka for allegedly fishing in their waters will be released, fisheries ministry officials said here today.
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34 Tamil Nadu Fishermen Released By Sri Lankan Courts
Thirty-four fishermen from Tamil Nadu, arrested by the Sri Lankan naval personnel last month for allegedly entering their country's waters, were today ordered to be released by courts in the island nation.
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Pakistan Hands Over 87 Freed Prisoners To India At Wagah Border
Eighty-seven Indians, mostly fishermen arrested in Pakistan for allegedly violating its territorial waters, were today handed over to India at the Wagah Border after being released from a prison.
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Efforts On To Rope In Fishermen For Katchatheevu Festival
As fishermen continued their protest and stuck to their boycott decision demanding release of boats seized by Sri Lanka, an official today said efforts were being made to persuade them to provide vessels for taking pilgrims to Katchatheevu for the annual church festival.
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Released Fishermen to Reach Tamil Nadu on Saturday
More than 100 Tamil Nadu fishermen, detained in Sri Lanka on various occasions for allegedly fishing in their waters, would be handed over to Indian Coast Guard officials by the navy personnel on Saturday at International Maritime Boundary Line, official sources said in Rameswaram today.
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Process to Release Indian, Sri Lankan Fishermen to Complete Today
The formalities for releasing 163 Indian and Sri Lankan fishermen detained in either country for allegedly fishing in each other's waters are expected to be completed by today, Fisheries Minister Mahinda Amaraweera said on Sunday.
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Thandel OTT Release: Naga Chaitanya’s Thriller Reported to Stream on Netflix Soon
The Telugu thriller Thandel, starring Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi, premiered in cinemas on 7th February. Directed by Chandoo Mondeti and inspired by true events, the film follows the harrowing journey of Srikakulam fishermen who accidentally cross into Pakistani waters and face imprisonment. With themes of patriotism, survival, and resilience, t...
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19 Indian Fishermen Detained By Sri Lanka Navy Return Home
As many as 19 Indian fishermen detained by the Sri Lanka Navy were on Wednesday repatriated to India after being released by authorities here, the Indian High Commission said.
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80 Indian Fishermen Released From Pak Jail Reunited With Families On Diwali
Eighty fishermen released from a jail in Karachi reached Vadodara in Gujarat by train on Sunday, from where they were taken to Veraval in the state's Gir Somnath district by bus to be reunited with their families for Diwali, an official said.
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22 Indian Fishermen Who Crossed Into Sri Lankan Waters To Be Released
A Sri Lankan court has ordered the release of 22 Indian fishermen, who were arrested by the authorities, the Fisherman Association of India informed on Wednesday.
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Pakistan To Release 20 Indian Fisherman Next Week: Officials
Twenty fishermen from Gujarat, who had been captured at sea by Pakistan in the past, will be released and handed over to the Indian authorities on June 20, a state government official said on Friday.
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20 Indian Fishermen Released From Pak Jail, Will Return Sunday
Twenty Indian fishermen, who were released recently from Pakistan's Landhi jail, will be transported to the Wagah border on Sunday to be handed over to the Indian authorities so that they can return home, a senior official said on Saturday.
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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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Sri Lanka Releases 76 Tamil Nadu Fishermen
Seventy-six Tamil Nadu fishermen, arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy for allegedly fishing in the island nation's territorial waters, were today ordered to be released by a Lankan court, police officials said here.
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78 Indians Released By Pakistan Return To India
Seventy-seven Indian fishermen and a person from Bihar, who were imprisoned in a Karachi jail, returned to India after being released by Pakistan.
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Sri Lanka To Release 73 Indian Fishermen
At least 73 Indian fishermen held by Sri Lanka for allegedly fishing in their waters will be released, fisheries ministry officials said here today.
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34 Tamil Nadu Fishermen Released By Sri Lankan Courts
Thirty-four fishermen from Tamil Nadu, arrested by the Sri Lankan naval personnel last month for allegedly entering their country's waters, were today ordered to be released by courts in the island nation.
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Pakistan Hands Over 87 Freed Prisoners To India At Wagah Border
Eighty-seven Indians, mostly fishermen arrested in Pakistan for allegedly violating its territorial waters, were today handed over to India at the Wagah Border after being released from a prison.
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Efforts On To Rope In Fishermen For Katchatheevu Festival
As fishermen continued their protest and stuck to their boycott decision demanding release of boats seized by Sri Lanka, an official today said efforts were being made to persuade them to provide vessels for taking pilgrims to Katchatheevu for the annual church festival.
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Released Fishermen to Reach Tamil Nadu on Saturday
More than 100 Tamil Nadu fishermen, detained in Sri Lanka on various occasions for allegedly fishing in their waters, would be handed over to Indian Coast Guard officials by the navy personnel on Saturday at International Maritime Boundary Line, official sources said in Rameswaram today.
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Process to Release Indian, Sri Lankan Fishermen to Complete Today
The formalities for releasing 163 Indian and Sri Lankan fishermen detained in either country for allegedly fishing in each other's waters are expected to be completed by today, Fisheries Minister Mahinda Amaraweera said on Sunday.
