Probe into killing of Kerala fishermen likely to be delayed

Italy on Saturday alleged that the Kerala Police in February 2012 "lured" the oil tanker MV Enrica Lexie to Cochin port, after bullets fired by marines Latorre Massimiliano and Salvatore Girone killed two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast. A day after the ...

The marines, Massimiliano Latorre and Salvatore Girone, posted aboard oil tanker MV Enrica Lexie, had February 15, 2012, opened fire at a fishing boat off the coast of Kerala, suspecting that the boat carried pirates

The home ministry hopes Italy will cooperate and coordinate with NIA to facilitate access to Enrica Lexie crew members, who are witnesses in

Enrica Lexie in Kochi, India. By Suchitra Mohanty NEW DELHI, April 26 (Reuters) An Indian anti-terrorism agency will investigate the case of two Italian marines accused of murdering two Indian fishermen, India's top court said on Friday, ...

The expression of regret by the Mayor of Taranto for the killing of two Indian fishermen by Italian marines from the Enrica Lexie, and his offer to take up the responsibility of educating the bereaved children gains significance from the city's ...

With pirate raids in eastern Arabian Sea virtually stopped for the past two years, India has taken up a new battle against global insurance firms to get the piracy risk map redrawn to prevent major shipping traffic from getting uncomfortably closer ...

London: Italy's new Foreign Minister Emma Bonino on Tuesday said she hopes the case of two Italian marines awaiting trial in India for allegedly killing two Indian fishermen would reach a "fair, positive and acceptable solution."It was Ms Bonino's ...

In what could snowball into a major diplomatic issue, Kochi-based International Forum for Cultural Heritage and Tradition (IFCHAT) has approached Union Defence Minister A K Antony alleging that Indians living in Italy are being ill-treated in the ...

A combination of hurt feelings and an outraged conscience made Harin Raval resign as additional solicitor general, revealing in the process the most shocking insight into the judicial process since the imposition of the Emergency. Only the most naive would say that lawyers always tell the truth. What they say might not be truthful but it must always be legal. Despite this knowledge, it was still a shock for most Indians to learn the law officers of the government had been untruthful when they ...