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As Italy reversed its decision of not sending back its two marines, government Friday said India has given assurances to that country that they will not face death penalty and will not be liable for arrest if they return by the deadline

Updated on: Mar 22, 2013, 18:18:16 IST
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As Italy reversed its decision of not sending back its two marines, government Friday said India has given assurances to that country that they will not face death penalty and will not be liable for arrest if they return by the deadline; India voted for the US resolution against Sri Lanka at the UNHRC headquarters in Geneva but didn’t pursue its declared intent of making the resolution firmer, Emma Watson has posed nude to raise money and awareness for environmental issues; the intriguing premise and the evocative texture of Aatma are somewhat at odds with what the film eventually adds up to. Here are some of the most read stories on the site.

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As Italy reversed its decision of not sending back its two marines, government Friday said India has given assurances to that country that they will not face death penalty and will not be liable for arrest if they return by the deadline


India voted for the US resolution against Sri Lanka at the UNHRC headquarters in Geneva on Thursday, but didn’t pursue its declared intent of making the resolution firmer.

Emma Watson has posed nude to raise money and awareness for environmental issues.


The intriguing premise and the evocative texture of Aatma are somewhat at odds with what the film eventually adds up to.

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