Confusion prevails over the laws under which the Italian marine duo, accused of killing two Kerala fishermen, are to be prosecuted.

NIA may drop a stringent provision of law that entails only death sentence for the offence of murder.

NIA has booked the marines--Massimiliano Lattore and Salvatore Girone--under sections 302 (Murder), 307 (Attempt to murder).

The SC, on Jan 18, had directed the Centre to constitute a special court after which it had on March 23 asked the high court to set up a co...

The marines were on board an Italian vessel 'Enrica Lexie' when they allegedly shot dead two fishermen off the Kerala coast on Feb 15, last...

The "stern stand" and intervention of the Supreme Court and the Centre helped bring back the two Italian marines, Defence Minister A K Anto...

Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today asked the Centre to set up the special court at Kollam district to conduct the trial of the two I...

Apprehending backlash after it refused to send back two marines, Italy has advised its citizens to be "vigilant and cautious", especially i...

Congress today expressed hope that the government will use all diplomatic channels to bring the "culprits" back to India.

Amidst a diplomatic row between India and Italy, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called for a peaceful resolution to the issue.

BJP on Thursday took potshots at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh saying the Court has performed the job which the PM should have done.

"We will comply with the SC order on the Italian marines issue. It is in the best interest of our country," Salman Khurshid said.

Kerala CM Oommen Chandy has termed Italy's decision not to send back its two marines as a "diplomatic tragedy".

Narendra Modi said the government should accept nothing less than the return of Italian marines, facing trial for killing two Indian fisher...

Describing the current standoff as "difficult moments" for the two countries, Italian Ambassador said he will not shy away from finding a s...

BJP will seek an explanation from the government as to why the Italian government is so "casual" about India, said Rajiv Pratap Rudy.

While allowing the plea, the bench noted that under the Italian law, the marines are not entitled to cast their votes through postal ballot.