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Andhra Boy With Rare Disease Dies Hours After Mother's Mercy Killing Plea
The mother of a nine-year-old boy with a rare blood disease went to a court in Telangana on Tuesday requesting medical help for her son or mercy killing.
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Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict's Mother Seeks "Mercy Killing" Of Son
With President Ram Nath Kovind reportedly rejecting Tamil Nadu government's plea to release seven Rajiv Gandhi assassination convicts, the mother of one of them has demanded "mercy killing" of her son.
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Denied Job By Airline, Transgender Seeks "Mercy Killing"
In a letter addressed to President Ram Nath kovind, a transgender person has sought mercy killing after being denied a job as a cabin crew member in Air India.
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No Mercy For Nithari Killer Surender Koli, 5 Others, Says Home Ministry
The Home Ministry has rejected the mercy petition of five death row convicts including Surender Koli, convicted of killing young children in Nithari in the outskirts of Delhi.
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Supreme Court commutes death sentence for Rajiv Gandhi's killers to life
The Supreme Court today commuted the death sentence of three men convicted of killing former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi to life in prison and left it to the Tamil Nadu government to decide whether to release them by granting them remission.
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Rajiv Gandhi assassination: convicts seek commutation of death sentence in plea to Supreme Court
The three men convicted of killing former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi moved the Supreme Court today seeking commutation of their death sentence.
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Court gets euthanasia plea from triple murder accused, but he denies it
A local court in New Delhi received an application purportedly written by a triple murder accused pleading for euthanasia or mercy killing on the ground that he had been suffering from cancer, but the undertrial has disowned the plea.
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Reject Afzal Guru's mercy plea: Bal Thackeray appeals to Pranab Mukherjee
A day after former Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee won the Presidential race, Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray urged him to reject the mercy petition of Afzal Guru, convicted for a terror attack on Parliament in 2001, a brazen assault in which 12 people were killed when Parliament was in session.
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Euthanasia Plea: Tamil Nadu government shows mercy to 14-year-old girl
She shares her name with the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister. Fortunately, the cries for help of this 'Amma' in Erode district for the promise of a better tomorrow of her special child are being heard.
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Tamil Nadu: Mother seeks daughter's mercy killing
In a heart-rending plea to authorities, a middle-aged woman has sought euthanasia for her 14-year-old cerebral palsy-affected daughter.
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Aruna Shanbaug case: Supreme Court rejects euthanasia plea
Aruna Shanbaug has not walked or spoken a word in 37 years. Since she was raped by a sweeper at her hospital in 1973, she has not left the hospital where she was once a bright capable nurse. Nurses change her diapers, feed her and calm her when she gets restless - usually if there are more than a few people in her room at Mumbai's King Edward Memor...
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Andhra Boy With Rare Disease Dies Hours After Mother's Mercy Killing Plea
The mother of a nine-year-old boy with a rare blood disease went to a court in Telangana on Tuesday requesting medical help for her son or mercy killing.
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Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Convict's Mother Seeks "Mercy Killing" Of Son
With President Ram Nath Kovind reportedly rejecting Tamil Nadu government's plea to release seven Rajiv Gandhi assassination convicts, the mother of one of them has demanded "mercy killing" of her son.
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Denied Job By Airline, Transgender Seeks "Mercy Killing"
In a letter addressed to President Ram Nath kovind, a transgender person has sought mercy killing after being denied a job as a cabin crew member in Air India.
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No Mercy For Nithari Killer Surender Koli, 5 Others, Says Home Ministry
The Home Ministry has rejected the mercy petition of five death row convicts including Surender Koli, convicted of killing young children in Nithari in the outskirts of Delhi.
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Supreme Court commutes death sentence for Rajiv Gandhi's killers to life
The Supreme Court today commuted the death sentence of three men convicted of killing former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi to life in prison and left it to the Tamil Nadu government to decide whether to release them by granting them remission.
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Rajiv Gandhi assassination: convicts seek commutation of death sentence in plea to Supreme Court
The three men convicted of killing former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi moved the Supreme Court today seeking commutation of their death sentence.
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Court gets euthanasia plea from triple murder accused, but he denies it
A local court in New Delhi received an application purportedly written by a triple murder accused pleading for euthanasia or mercy killing on the ground that he had been suffering from cancer, but the undertrial has disowned the plea.
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Reject Afzal Guru's mercy plea: Bal Thackeray appeals to Pranab Mukherjee
A day after former Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee won the Presidential race, Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray urged him to reject the mercy petition of Afzal Guru, convicted for a terror attack on Parliament in 2001, a brazen assault in which 12 people were killed when Parliament was in session.
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Euthanasia Plea: Tamil Nadu government shows mercy to 14-year-old girl
She shares her name with the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister. Fortunately, the cries for help of this 'Amma' in Erode district for the promise of a better tomorrow of her special child are being heard.
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Tamil Nadu: Mother seeks daughter's mercy killing
In a heart-rending plea to authorities, a middle-aged woman has sought euthanasia for her 14-year-old cerebral palsy-affected daughter.
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Aruna Shanbaug case: Supreme Court rejects euthanasia plea
Aruna Shanbaug has not walked or spoken a word in 37 years. Since she was raped by a sweeper at her hospital in 1973, she has not left the hospital where she was once a bright capable nurse. Nurses change her diapers, feed her and calm her when she gets restless - usually if there are more than a few people in her room at Mumbai's King Edward Memor...
