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Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj Announces Rs 1 Lakh Reward For Helping Geeta Unite With Parents
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today announced a reward of Rs one lakh for helping Geeta, the deaf and mute Indian girl who returned home in 2015 after being stranded in Pakistan for over a decade, in uniting with her parents.
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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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Government Making Efforts to Bring Geeta Back From Pakistan
India is in the process of shortlisting institutions where Geeta, the deaf and mute Indian girl stuck in Pakistan for more than a decade, could be put up once she is brought back from that country, pending identification of her family.
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Couple in Uttar Pradesh Claims Indian Girl in Pakistan as Their Daughter
A couple from a village in Uttar Pradesh's Pratapgarh district has claimed that the deaf and mute Indian girl stuck in Pakistan for about 14 years is their daughter.
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We Will Bring Geeta Back to India, Says External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Tuesday night said that India will bring back Geeta, a deaf and mute Indian girl stuck in Pakistan for more than a decade, after Indian High Commissioner TCA Raghavan along with his wife met the girl in Karachi.
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A 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' Needed in Karachi to Help Indian Girl Get Home
Bollywood film Bajrangi Bhaijaan may be a work of fiction, but in Karachi it is a real life story of a deaf and mute Indian girl stuck in Pakistan for 14 years, with all efforts to trace her family in India remaining unsuccessful.
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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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Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj Announces Rs 1 Lakh Reward For Helping Geeta Unite With Parents
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today announced a reward of Rs one lakh for helping Geeta, the deaf and mute Indian girl who returned home in 2015 after being stranded in Pakistan for over a decade, in uniting with her parents.
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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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Government Making Efforts to Bring Geeta Back From Pakistan
India is in the process of shortlisting institutions where Geeta, the deaf and mute Indian girl stuck in Pakistan for more than a decade, could be put up once she is brought back from that country, pending identification of her family.
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Couple in Uttar Pradesh Claims Indian Girl in Pakistan as Their Daughter
A couple from a village in Uttar Pradesh's Pratapgarh district has claimed that the deaf and mute Indian girl stuck in Pakistan for about 14 years is their daughter.
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We Will Bring Geeta Back to India, Says External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Tuesday night said that India will bring back Geeta, a deaf and mute Indian girl stuck in Pakistan for more than a decade, after Indian High Commissioner TCA Raghavan along with his wife met the girl in Karachi.
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A 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' Needed in Karachi to Help Indian Girl Get Home
Bollywood film Bajrangi Bhaijaan may be a work of fiction, but in Karachi it is a real life story of a deaf and mute Indian girl stuck in Pakistan for 14 years, with all efforts to trace her family in India remaining unsuccessful.
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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.
