NEW DELHI -- An Indian woman on death row in Yemen in a murder case has received temporary relief as her execution scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed amid efforts by the Indian government, religious scholars and campaigners to save her life.
Temporary relief follows efforts by New Delhi, campaigners, scholars

The Indian government has struggled to negotiate with the Iranian-backed Houthi authorities in Sanaa regarding Nimisha Priya's case. (Nikkei montage/Source photos by Reuters and Takuya Imai)
NEW DELHI -- An Indian woman on death row in Yemen in a murder case has received temporary relief as her execution scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed amid efforts by the Indian government, religious scholars and campaigners to save her life.