New Delhi, Oct 9: As many as 22 Indian fishermenB were arrested off the coast of Qatar at Al Ruwais and India's embassy in Doha is in touch with local authorities in the matter. “22
Karachi, Sep 17 :Pakistani Maritime Security Agency on Sunday arrested 11 Indian fishermen and handed them over to the port police here. The Indian fishermen were in two boats, and MSA officials alleged, they were
Islamabad, Sep 8: Pakistan today released all Indian fishermen in its jails as a goodwill gesture for External Affairs Minister S M Krishna's visit here. “All Indian fishermen have been released—those who have completed their
Islamabad, Aug 15: Pakistan today freed 55 Indian fishermen from a jail in the southern port city of Karachi as a gesture of goodwill on the occasion of India's Independence Day.The fishermen were released from
Islamabad, Jun 26: Pakistan will release 315 Indian fishermen at the Wagah land border crossing on Thursday, official sources said today.The fishermen are currently being held at a jail in Karachi, and they will be
Kollam, Jun 2: A local court today posted to June 18 trial of the 'Enrica Lexie' case in which two Italian marines have been charged with shooting dead two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast
New Delhi, May 9: The Supreme Court today directed the Kerala government to consider within one week the plea for transferring to a guest house the two Italian marines, arrested in connection with the killing
Kollam (Kerala), Apr 2: A court here today extended by 14 days the judicial remand of two marines of Italian ship ‘Enrica Lexie', charged with gunning down two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast in
New Delhi/Rameshwaram, Mar 11: India has asked its mission in Colombo to take up the issue of 16 fishermen being allegedly injured by the Sri Lankan Navy with the authorities in that country.Sixteen fishermen from
New Delhi, Feb 19 : A team from Italy will be arriving shortly here in connection with the case of the killing of two Indian fishermen by the guards on board an Italian ship off
On Board Air India One, Nov 12: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapakse has agreed that use of force against Indian fishermen who stray into its waters was “totally unacceptable”
New Delhi/Colombo, Feb 18: Sri Lanka today released 136 Indian fishermen apprehended for allegedly poaching in its waters, following which External Affairs Minister S M Krishna thanked Colombo for the support. A day after India
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