Indian Waters Jail

25 Indian fishermen, who were fishing in international waters, were detained by the Sri Lankan Navy along with their two trawlers, off Point Pedro town in Sri Lanka.

Actor Chrisann Pereira was arrested in Sharjah in April 1 after small quantity of drug were found concealed in a memento.

Twenty Indian fishermen arrested by Pakistan for allegedly entering into the country's territorial waters are set to be handed over to India through the Wagah border crossing on Monday, according to a senior jail official.

Two fishermen from Gujarat, who were in a Pakistan jail, have been released and are on their way home, a state government official said today.

A 28-year-old Indian national in Singapore was today sentenced by a court there for attempting to spike his flatmate's drink with what he thought were sleeping pills and subsequently rape her.

Pakistan today released 68 Indian fishermen held for allegedly violating its territorial waters from Karachi's Landhi jail as a goodwill gesture.

Pakistan has released 220 Indian fishermen as a 'goodwill gesture' on Christmas. They were held for trespassing into Pakistan's territorial waters, a Pakistani official said.

In a goodwill gesture, Pakistan today released 18 Indian fishermen who were held for violating the territorial waters of the country, according to a media report.

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.

A court on Monday sentenced crew members of a private American ship, including 25 foreigners, to five years in prison for illegal possession of arms in Indian waters in a verdict that could spark diplomatic tension.

Pakistan released 172 Indian fishermen on Sunday, as a goodwill gesture, two days after the Prime Ministers of both countries decided to resume high-level talks.

Five persons were arrested yesterday on charges of illegally supplying diesel to the US firm owned ship which allegedly entered Indian waters with arms, police sources said.

33 crew members of an American ship, detained for illegally entering Indian waters with a huge cache of arms, have been arrested and sent to 14-day judicial custody.

Fourteen Pakistani fishermen, lodged in the central prison in Thiruvananthapuram after being taken into custody by the Indian Navy six months ago for crossing into the Indian waters near Lakshadweep Islands, have been sent back to their country.

Eighty-nine Pakistani fishermen, who were captured by Indian marine security agency after they had entered into the Indian waters are set to be released from jail, officials said.

25 Indian fishermen, who were fishing in international waters, were detained by the Sri Lankan Navy along with their two trawlers, off Point Pedro town in Sri Lanka.

Actor Chrisann Pereira was arrested in Sharjah in April 1 after small quantity of drug were found concealed in a memento.

Twenty Indian fishermen arrested by Pakistan for allegedly entering into the country's territorial waters are set to be handed over to India through the Wagah border crossing on Monday, according to a senior jail official.

Two fishermen from Gujarat, who were in a Pakistan jail, have been released and are on their way home, a state government official said today.

A 28-year-old Indian national in Singapore was today sentenced by a court there for attempting to spike his flatmate's drink with what he thought were sleeping pills and subsequently rape her.

Pakistan today released 68 Indian fishermen held for allegedly violating its territorial waters from Karachi's Landhi jail as a goodwill gesture.

Pakistan has released 220 Indian fishermen as a 'goodwill gesture' on Christmas. They were held for trespassing into Pakistan's territorial waters, a Pakistani official said.

In a goodwill gesture, Pakistan today released 18 Indian fishermen who were held for violating the territorial waters of the country, according to a media report.

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.

A court on Monday sentenced crew members of a private American ship, including 25 foreigners, to five years in prison for illegal possession of arms in Indian waters in a verdict that could spark diplomatic tension.

Pakistan released 172 Indian fishermen on Sunday, as a goodwill gesture, two days after the Prime Ministers of both countries decided to resume high-level talks.

Five persons were arrested yesterday on charges of illegally supplying diesel to the US firm owned ship which allegedly entered Indian waters with arms, police sources said.

33 crew members of an American ship, detained for illegally entering Indian waters with a huge cache of arms, have been arrested and sent to 14-day judicial custody.

Fourteen Pakistani fishermen, lodged in the central prison in Thiruvananthapuram after being taken into custody by the Indian Navy six months ago for crossing into the Indian waters near Lakshadweep Islands, have been sent back to their country.

Eighty-nine Pakistani fishermen, who were captured by Indian marine security agency after they had entered into the Indian waters are set to be released from jail, officials said.