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Kerala Fishermen Row Hundreds To Safety, Twitter Salutes "Biggest Heroes"
After unrelenting rain over the last two weeks made it a worse monsoon for Kerala in a century killing at least 200 and displacing over 10 lakh, fishermen have turned out to be saviours and unsung heroes. They were the first to respond to the crisis. Hundreds of fishermen rushed to inundated areas -- Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Ernakulam and Thrissu...
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Cyclone Ockhi: Search Operations Continue, Death Toll Climbs To 58
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan today said the Centre has agreed to continue search operations for the missing fishermen in Cyclone Ockhi that hit the state's coast on November 29 and 30.
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Cyclone Ockhi: Bodies Of 8 More Fishermen Recovered Off Kerala Coast
Search and rescue personnel today recovered the bodies of eight fishermen from the sea off the Kozhikode coast in Kerala, official sources said, taking the death toll in cyclone Ockhi to 48.
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Number Of Dead From Cyclone Ockhi Climbs To 40
The death toll in the Ockhi cyclone in Kerala rose to 40 today with the recovery of two more bodies even as the search operations to trace the missing fishermen entered the 10th day.
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Cargo Ship Hits Fishing Boat Off Kochi Coast, 2 Dead
Two Indian fishermen were killed and 11 others injured when a Panama-registered cargo ship hit their fishing boat early today off the Kochi coast, the police said.
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A Village In Rameswaram Is Praying For The Return of Its Fishermen
Despite being friends for years, Emerson and Langlet would never have imagined of sharing this in common. Both, fishermen, now share a death sentence pronounced by the Sri Lankan High Court for allegedly trafficking drugs.
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Fishermen deaths: India drops death penalty clause for Italian marines
India has decided that the two Italian marines charged with murdering a pair of Kerala fishermen will not be tried under a maritime security law that carries the death sentence.
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NIA to file charge sheet against two Italian marines soon
NIA will file a charge sheet against two Italian marines, accused of killing two Kerala fishermen, after getting sanction to prosecute them under a law which provides only the death penalty.
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Italy seeks speedy trial of its marines in fishermen death case
Italy's Deputy Foreign Minister Staffan de Mistura has met with External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid in Delhi seeking speedy trial for the two Italian marines who are facing trial for allegedly killing two Indian fishermen.
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Try marines under maritime laws, hand over case to National Investigation Agency: BJP
BJP today asked the Centre under what "deal" it had provided an assurance to Italy that no death sentence will be given to the two marines, facing trial for killing two Indian fishermen, and said they should be tried as per maritime laws which envisage stricter punishment.
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Italy says it will send its marines back to India for trial by Friday
Italy on Friday said it would send two marines on trial for murder in India back to the country, after earlier saying they would remain in Italy in a move that had unleashed a diplomatic furore.
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Marines won't return: Foreign Ministry to lodge strong protest with Italy envoy, say sources
The Ministry of External Affairs will lodge a strong protest with the Italian envoy over the two marines charged with killing two Kerala fishermen at sea last year, sources have told NDTV. The envoy, who has been summoned by the government for explanation over a note saying the two marines will not come back to India, will be told that the marines ...
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Italian marines leave for Delhi to face trial in Kerala fishermen killing case
The two Italian marines, facing murder charges in Kerala for shooting to death two fishermen off Alappuzha coast, left for New Delhi by an Air India flight after Supreme Court ruled that a special court will hold the trial.
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Italian Defence Minister visits two marines in Kochi; hopes they can go home for Christmas
Italy today voiced confidence that the case of its two marines, facing trial in a Kerala court in connection with the shooting to death of two Indian fishermen, will be solved in accordance with National laws and International justice.
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Kerala High Court stays further proceedings against marines in Kollam court
The Kerala High Court on Tuesday stayed till July 30 further proceedings before a local court in Kollam against two Italian marines in connection with the shooting to death of two Indian fishermen from cargo ship Enrica Lexie.
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Kerala Fishermen Row Hundreds To Safety, Twitter Salutes "Biggest Heroes"
After unrelenting rain over the last two weeks made it a worse monsoon for Kerala in a century killing at least 200 and displacing over 10 lakh, fishermen have turned out to be saviours and unsung heroes. They were the first to respond to the crisis. Hundreds of fishermen rushed to inundated areas -- Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Ernakulam and Thrissu...
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Cyclone Ockhi: Search Operations Continue, Death Toll Climbs To 58
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan today said the Centre has agreed to continue search operations for the missing fishermen in Cyclone Ockhi that hit the state's coast on November 29 and 30.
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Cyclone Ockhi: Bodies Of 8 More Fishermen Recovered Off Kerala Coast
Search and rescue personnel today recovered the bodies of eight fishermen from the sea off the Kozhikode coast in Kerala, official sources said, taking the death toll in cyclone Ockhi to 48.
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Number Of Dead From Cyclone Ockhi Climbs To 40
The death toll in the Ockhi cyclone in Kerala rose to 40 today with the recovery of two more bodies even as the search operations to trace the missing fishermen entered the 10th day.
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Cargo Ship Hits Fishing Boat Off Kochi Coast, 2 Dead
Two Indian fishermen were killed and 11 others injured when a Panama-registered cargo ship hit their fishing boat early today off the Kochi coast, the police said.
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A Village In Rameswaram Is Praying For The Return of Its Fishermen
Despite being friends for years, Emerson and Langlet would never have imagined of sharing this in common. Both, fishermen, now share a death sentence pronounced by the Sri Lankan High Court for allegedly trafficking drugs.
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Fishermen deaths: India drops death penalty clause for Italian marines
India has decided that the two Italian marines charged with murdering a pair of Kerala fishermen will not be tried under a maritime security law that carries the death sentence.
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NIA to file charge sheet against two Italian marines soon
NIA will file a charge sheet against two Italian marines, accused of killing two Kerala fishermen, after getting sanction to prosecute them under a law which provides only the death penalty.
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Italy seeks speedy trial of its marines in fishermen death case
Italy's Deputy Foreign Minister Staffan de Mistura has met with External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid in Delhi seeking speedy trial for the two Italian marines who are facing trial for allegedly killing two Indian fishermen.
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Try marines under maritime laws, hand over case to National Investigation Agency: BJP
BJP today asked the Centre under what "deal" it had provided an assurance to Italy that no death sentence will be given to the two marines, facing trial for killing two Indian fishermen, and said they should be tried as per maritime laws which envisage stricter punishment.
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Italy says it will send its marines back to India for trial by Friday
Italy on Friday said it would send two marines on trial for murder in India back to the country, after earlier saying they would remain in Italy in a move that had unleashed a diplomatic furore.
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Marines won't return: Foreign Ministry to lodge strong protest with Italy envoy, say sources
The Ministry of External Affairs will lodge a strong protest with the Italian envoy over the two marines charged with killing two Kerala fishermen at sea last year, sources have told NDTV. The envoy, who has been summoned by the government for explanation over a note saying the two marines will not come back to India, will be told that the marines ...
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Italian marines leave for Delhi to face trial in Kerala fishermen killing case
The two Italian marines, facing murder charges in Kerala for shooting to death two fishermen off Alappuzha coast, left for New Delhi by an Air India flight after Supreme Court ruled that a special court will hold the trial.
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Italian Defence Minister visits two marines in Kochi; hopes they can go home for Christmas
Italy today voiced confidence that the case of its two marines, facing trial in a Kerala court in connection with the shooting to death of two Indian fishermen, will be solved in accordance with National laws and International justice.
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Kerala High Court stays further proceedings against marines in Kollam court
The Kerala High Court on Tuesday stayed till July 30 further proceedings before a local court in Kollam against two Italian marines in connection with the shooting to death of two Indian fishermen from cargo ship Enrica Lexie.
