Norway child abuse row: Indian couple jailed An Oslo court on Tuesday convicted the Indian couple from Andhra Pradesh who were facing charges of child abuse. The father was sentenced to 18 months and the mother to 15 months in jail by the court after being convicted of burning and hitting their seven-year-old son with belt. ...  
03:40 PM, Dec 04, 2012

On the backdrop of the Norway child row in which an Indian couple was arrested for reprimanding its son for wetting his pants, CNN-IBN Deputy Editor Sagarika Ghose discusses with a panel of experts whether there should be universal parenting norms. You can send your viewpoint and questions on the issue here or tweet them to us @Face_the_Nation or @SagarikaGhose
02:08 PM, Dec 03, 2012

Norway child row: Court to give verdict on Monday Verdict in the case of the Indian couple, which was arrested last week in Norway for reprimanding its seven-year-old son for wetting his pant, is likely to be pronounced by a court in Oslo on Monday. The couple is in custody and the prosecution has asked for 15 months jail term for the mother and 18 months for the father. ...  
10:10 AM, Dec 03, 2012

Norway child row: 'Charges against couple false' The criminal charges slapped against an Indian couple in Norway by police of "gross or repeated maltreatment" of their children are false, their family said on Saturday. Chandrasekhar Vallabhaneni, a software professional from Andhra Pradesh, and his wife Anupama have been remanded in custody and a judgement will be given in Oslo District Court on December 3. ...  
11:03 PM, Dec 01, 2012

Norway: Indian govt distancing itself over the arrest of the Indian couple

On a day when the Indian couple was charged for ill-treating or abusing their child, the Minister of External Affairs Salman Khurshid has said, it is an internal matter of Norway's and that India will not interfere in the legal process. ...
09:54 PM, Dec 01, 2012

Norway child row: 'India not to intervene in the case' Government sources said on Saturday that there could be more to the Norway child row case, in which an Indian couple belonging to Andhra Pradesh was arrested for reprimanding its seven-year-old boy for wetting his pants. The sources added that the family has had trouble with the Norwegian authorities in the past too. The Ministry of External Affairs, however, is not disclosing details to protect the child. ...  
03:31 PM, Dec 01, 2012

Norway child row: AP couple face more than a year in jail The Indian couple belonging from Andhra Pradesh, which was arrested in Norway for reprimanding its seven-year-old son for wetting his pants, face up to one-and-a-half-year in prison. The prosecution has asked for 15-month jail term for the mother and 18-month for the father for allegedly ill-treating their son repeatedly. A judgment in the case is expected to be pronounced on December 3. ...  
11:45 AM, Dec 01, 2012

Norway child row: Govt offers help to the arrested couple Following last year's bitter child custody battle between a Bengali couple and the Norway child care authorities, another case has come to light. A couple from Hyderabad has been arrested for allegedly scolding their child for bed wetting. The External Affairs Ministry has stepped in and asked the consular officer there of offer all help to the couple. ...  
06:47 AM, Dec 01, 2012

Norway child row: Family wants govt to intervene In yet another case that revives memories of last year's bitter custody battle between a Bengali couple and Norway's child care authorities, a couple from Hyderabad was arrested for allegedly scolding their child for wetting his pants. Chandrasekhar and his wife Anupama Vallabhaneni, who had got a clean chit by the child care agencies, are now in police remand. The Indian embassy in Oslo is in touch with the lawyer...  
07:12 PM, Nov 30, 2012

Norway child row: Govt seeks details of Andhra couple case Taking a note of the arrest of an Indian couple belonging to Andhra Pradesh by the Norwegian authorities for allegedly reprimanding its seven-year-old son for wetting his pants, the Indian Embassy in Oslo has sought details of the case from the couple's friends. Sources added that the embassy is also in touch with the couple's lawyer and is ready to provide necessary consular assistance to it. ...  
03:07 PM, Nov 30, 2012