Kollam Coast

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  Kerala Temple Fire: Coast Guard Sends Ship, Chopper To Kollam

  The Coast Guard sent a ship and a helicopter along with a medical team to Kollam for relief work and assistance to those injured in the major fire mishap at the Puttingal Devi temple early today.

• Fishermen killings: Italy summons Indian ambassador

  The foreign ministry of Italy has summoned Debabrata Saha, the Indian ambassador to Rome, after a court in Kollam today rejected the bail application of the two Italian marines who are accused of killing two Indian fishermen off the coast of Kerala in February this year.

• Fishermen killings: Court rejects Italian marines' bail plea

  A court in Kollam today rejected the bail application of the two Italian marines who are accused of killing two Indian fishermen off the coast of Kerala in February this year.

• Remand of Italian marines extended by 11 days

  The judicial remand of the two marines of Italian ship Enrica Lexie, charged with shooting dead two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast, was extended by 11 days by a Kollam court on Monday.

• All at sea: Will Italian marines row see SM Krishna intervene?

  Foreign Minister Mr SM Krishna, who will be in Kerala today to inaugurate a passport centre, is likely to meet Kerala Chief Minister Mr Oommen Chandy and discuss the controversy over the trial of two Italian marines. The marines, Latore Massimiliano and Salvatore Gironi, were arrested for allegedly gunning down the two fishermen of Kerala off Kolla...

• Kerala High Court asks Italian marines to file a fresh affidavit

  The High Court asked the Italian counsel to file a proper affidavit in the case filed by them, seeking to quash the FIR against two marines of "Enrica Lexie" for allegedly shooting dead two Indian fishermen off the Kollam coast last month.

• Indian fishermen killed: Italy to go to High Court against arrests

  Italy has strongly criticised the arrest of two of its navy personnel, who allegedly shot dead two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast last Wednesday. The marines have been sent to police custody till February 23. They will then be remanded to judicial custody for the next 11 days till March 5. The order was pronounced by a magistrate in Kollam d...

• Fishermen killing: Law will take its own course, says Krishna

  External Affairs Minister S M Krishna today said the law of the country would take its own course in fishermen killing case in which the crew of an Italian ship fired at and killed two Indians off Kollam coast in Kerala. "The law of the land will take its own course in the incident where the crew of an Italian ship Enrica Lexie fired at and killed...

• Indian fishermen shot dead: 'Killer' guards to surrender, says Kochi police chief

  Three days after guards onboard an Italian oil tanker killed two Indian fishermen off the Kollam coast in Kerala, the ship's crew has finally relented. Kochi Police Commissioner MR Ajith Kumar, who visited the Italian ship Enrica Lexie on Saturday evening said the crew has agreed to hand over the two suspects.

• Killing of fishermen cold-blooded murder: Chandy

  Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today said firing by armed guards on-board an Italian merchant ship killing two Indian fishermen off the Kollam coast was "cold-blooded murder" and legal action would be taken against the crew of the merchant vessel responsible for the attack. "Strict legal action will certainly be taken against the guilty," he ...

• Italy ship row: No provocation by the fishermen, says Coast Guard official

  Amid the ongoing diplomatic row between India and Italy, a case has been registered in the Kollam city police station against the Italian security guards who allegedly shot at and killed two Indian fishermen off the coast of Kollam.

• Two Indian fishermen mistaken for pirates, shot dead

  Two fishermen, one each from Kerala and Tamil Nadu, in a fishing boat were on Wednesday shot dead by security officials of an Italian cargo vessel in the deep sea after being mistaken for pirates, an official said. The Italian vessel was identified as Enrica Lexie and has been directed to come to Kochi for a probe.