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Bodies Of 14 Indians Killed In Sudan Fire To Be Brought To India: Centre
The bodies of 14 Indians identified so far after the horrific fire tragedy at a ceramics factory last week will be sent to India from Tuesday, according to the Indian mission.
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6 Indians Killed In Sudan Tanker Blast: Centre
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday said that six Indian nationals were killed in the tragic LPG tanker blast at a ceramic factory in Sudan.
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Most Victims Of Sudan Fire Tragedy From Tamil Nadu, Bihar: Indian Embassy
Most of the Indians who were hospitalised or are reported missing after the massive LPG tanker blast at a ceramics factory in Sudan belonged to Tamil Nadu and Bihar. Authorities are trying to ascertain the details about the 18 Indians killed in the tragedy.
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DMK Leader Asks Centre To Retrieve Bodies Of Indians Killed In Sudan Blast
DMK leader TR Baalu today requested the Centre to retrieve the bodies of the 18 Indians, including six from Tamil Nadu, who were killed in a blast in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum and also provide compensation to their family members.
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6 From Tamil Nadu Among Those Affected In Sudan Fire, Says Chief Minister
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami on Wednesday said six men from the state were among those injured or missing in the LPG tanker blast in Sudan and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to direct officials concerned to update on their status.
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Indians Among Those Killed In Blast At Sudan Factory: Foreign Minister
Some Indian workers are among 23 people killed in a major blast in a ceramic factory in Sudan's capital Khartoum, the central government said on Wednesday.
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Deaths From South Sudan Oil Truck Blast Rise to More Than 100
More than 100 people were killed in South Sudan when an oil tanker that had veered off the road exploded as a crowd tried to gather fuel from the vehicle, a regional official said on Thursday, a day after the incident.
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Expelled UN official for Predicting Country's 'Collapse': South Sudan
South Sudan's government sought Today to justify the expulsion of the United Nations' outspoken aid coordinator Toby Lanzer, blasting him for unfairly predicting the country's collapse.
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Bodies Of 14 Indians Killed In Sudan Fire To Be Brought To India: Centre
The bodies of 14 Indians identified so far after the horrific fire tragedy at a ceramics factory last week will be sent to India from Tuesday, according to the Indian mission.
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6 Indians Killed In Sudan Tanker Blast: Centre
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday said that six Indian nationals were killed in the tragic LPG tanker blast at a ceramic factory in Sudan.
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Most Victims Of Sudan Fire Tragedy From Tamil Nadu, Bihar: Indian Embassy
Most of the Indians who were hospitalised or are reported missing after the massive LPG tanker blast at a ceramics factory in Sudan belonged to Tamil Nadu and Bihar. Authorities are trying to ascertain the details about the 18 Indians killed in the tragedy.
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DMK Leader Asks Centre To Retrieve Bodies Of Indians Killed In Sudan Blast
DMK leader TR Baalu today requested the Centre to retrieve the bodies of the 18 Indians, including six from Tamil Nadu, who were killed in a blast in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum and also provide compensation to their family members.
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6 From Tamil Nadu Among Those Affected In Sudan Fire, Says Chief Minister
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami on Wednesday said six men from the state were among those injured or missing in the LPG tanker blast in Sudan and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to direct officials concerned to update on their status.
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Indians Among Those Killed In Blast At Sudan Factory: Foreign Minister
Some Indian workers are among 23 people killed in a major blast in a ceramic factory in Sudan's capital Khartoum, the central government said on Wednesday.
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Deaths From South Sudan Oil Truck Blast Rise to More Than 100
More than 100 people were killed in South Sudan when an oil tanker that had veered off the road exploded as a crowd tried to gather fuel from the vehicle, a regional official said on Thursday, a day after the incident.
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Expelled UN official for Predicting Country's 'Collapse': South Sudan
South Sudan's government sought Today to justify the expulsion of the United Nations' outspoken aid coordinator Toby Lanzer, blasting him for unfairly predicting the country's collapse.
