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"Wouldn't have been possible...": Freed ex-Navy vets chant 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai', praise PM Modi on return from QatarAfter months of captivity in Kuwait, seven of the eight Indian navy veterans, initially sentenced to death on espionage charges, were relea...- Big diplomatic victory for India: Qatar frees eight ex-Navy veterans jailed on espionage chargesThe decision to release the senior officers was welcomed by the Union government, which issued an official statement stating, "The Governme...
- Qatar case: 3-25 years' jail terms for 8 ex-Indian Navy personnelA Qatari court, which had commuted the death sentences of eight former Indian Navy personnel, has replacing them with prison terms ranging ...
- Qatar commutes death sentence of former Indian Navy personnelThe Indian government has taken proactive steps to ensure the safety and well-being of its citizens in Qatar, according to reliable sources...
- 8 Indian ex-Navy personnel get relief as Qatar commutes death sentenceThe Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) announced on Thursday that the death sentences of eight former Navy personnel employed by the Al Dah...
- MEA Jaishankar meets families of 8 Indians detained in Qatar, says govt working on their releaseIndia's Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar held a meeting with the relatives of the eight Indians detained in Qatar, who are accused...
- India will fight legal battle to bring back its 8 nationals from Qatar: BJPThe Bhartiya Janata Party has said that India would pursue legal action to repatriate all eight former Indian Navy men who were given death...
- What can India do for 8 navy officers standing on the brink of death in Qatar?The Indian government's response to the situation has been proactive. In December last year, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said th...
- Shashi Tharoor expresses shock over 8 Indians being given death penalty in Qatar, flags 'mystery, opacity'The Indian nationals, who worked with private company Al Dahra, were arrested in August last year reportedly in an alleged case of espionag...
- Death sentence for eight Indian ex-Navy personnel in QatarFollowing the arrests, local company Al Dahra was shut down and all employees, mostly Indians, were rendered jobless. India expressed deep ...
- Who are the 8 Indians awarded death penalty in Qatar?A Qatar court has announced the death penalty for eight Indians arrested in the country last year. A 'deeply shocked' Indian government sai...
- India expresses shock after Qatar death sentence for former Navy personnelIndia has expressed dismay over a Qatari court sentencing eight of its citizens, who are all navy personnel to death for allegedly particip...
- 8 Indians sentenced to death in Qatar, MEA says 'deeply shocked'The Court of First Instance in Qatar handed down death penalty to eight Indian workers employed by the Al Dahra company. The Ministry of Ex...
- Same sex marriage verdict: Supreme Court empathises but falls shortIndia+ has come a long way since a scornful verdict designed to drive people back into the closet. The Supreme Court on Tuesday, for all it...
- Qatar court sets aside Mumbai couple's conviction in drug caseAs per the court, Mohammad Shareeq (30) and his wife Oniba Qureshi were arrested in July 2019 from the Hamad International Airport in Doha ...
- Egyptian court confirms Mohamed Morsi's life sentenceMorsi received the original sentence in June 2016 after being found guilty of using his post to leak classified documents to Qatar and sell...
- Nawaz Sharif narrowly survives Panamagate joltCourt also ordered Sharif and his sons to appear before the JIT, which would consist of officials from the Federal Investigation Agency, th...
- Blatter appeal decision to be announced on MondaySOCCER-FIFA-BLATTER:Blatter appeal decision to be announced on Monday
- UPDATE 1-Blatter appeal decision to be announced on MondaySOCCER-FIFA/BLATTER (UPDATE 1):UPDATE 1-Blatter appeal decision to be announced on Monday
- Egypt court again postpones verdict in Jazeera reporters' retrialThe court had already put off its much anticipated verdict last Thursday because the presiding judge Hassan Farid was reportedly ill.
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