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Geeta, Indian Who Was Stranded in Pak, Remembers 'Edhi Sahab'
Geeta, the deaf and mute woman, who returned to India last October after being stranded in Pakistan for 13 years, today expressed deep sorrow over the demise of legendary Pakistani philanthropist Abdul Sattar Edhi.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Gives Rs 1 Crore to Edhi for Caring for Geeta
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today offered Rs 1 crore to Pakistan's Edhi Foundation for taking care of Geeta, a deaf and mute young Indian woman who was stranded there for over a decade.
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After Geeta Returns to India, Islamabad Hopes Delhi Will Free Pakistani Prisoners
Pakistan on Monday expressed hope that India will free Pakistanis from Indian jails after Islamabad sent home Geeta, a young deaf and mute woman who was stranded there for over a decade.
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Mute Indian woman, stranded in Pakistan, desperate to return home
When South Asia's nuclear rivals celebrate 65 years of independence next week, a deaf and mute Indian woman stranded in Pakistan will be thinking of only one thing: how to get home to see her family.
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Geeta, Indian Who Was Stranded in Pak, Remembers 'Edhi Sahab'
Geeta, the deaf and mute woman, who returned to India last October after being stranded in Pakistan for 13 years, today expressed deep sorrow over the demise of legendary Pakistani philanthropist Abdul Sattar Edhi.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Gives Rs 1 Crore to Edhi for Caring for Geeta
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today offered Rs 1 crore to Pakistan's Edhi Foundation for taking care of Geeta, a deaf and mute young Indian woman who was stranded there for over a decade.
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After Geeta Returns to India, Islamabad Hopes Delhi Will Free Pakistani Prisoners
Pakistan on Monday expressed hope that India will free Pakistanis from Indian jails after Islamabad sent home Geeta, a young deaf and mute woman who was stranded there for over a decade.
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Mute Indian woman, stranded in Pakistan, desperate to return home
When South Asia's nuclear rivals celebrate 65 years of independence next week, a deaf and mute Indian woman stranded in Pakistan will be thinking of only one thing: how to get home to see her family.
