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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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Geeta, Stuck in Pakistan for Over 10 Years, to Return Home Today
Geeta, a deaf-mute Indian woman forced to live in Pakistan after accidentally crossing the border, will return home today with both governments having completed all formalities.
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Geeta, in Pakistan for over 10 years, Returns Home on Monday
For last week, Geeta, the 23-year-old Indian woman who has been living in Pakistani after inadvertently crossing over to Pakistan, has been getting to know her Indian hosts in Indore over Internet chats.
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Indian Woman Stuck in Pak Talks About Family, But No Leads on Her Address Yet
Memories of home are hazy for 22-year-old Geeta, who has been living in a shelter in Karachi since she accidentally crossed over to Pakistan in 2003. But in a four-hour session on Thursday, the hearing and speech impaired woman communicated more about her family than she ever has in 13 years.
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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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Geeta, Stuck in Pakistan for Over 10 Years, to Return Home Today
Geeta, a deaf-mute Indian woman forced to live in Pakistan after accidentally crossing the border, will return home today with both governments having completed all formalities.
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Geeta, in Pakistan for over 10 years, Returns Home on Monday
For last week, Geeta, the 23-year-old Indian woman who has been living in Pakistani after inadvertently crossing over to Pakistan, has been getting to know her Indian hosts in Indore over Internet chats.
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Indian Woman Stuck in Pak Talks About Family, But No Leads on Her Address Yet
Memories of home are hazy for 22-year-old Geeta, who has been living in a shelter in Karachi since she accidentally crossed over to Pakistan in 2003. But in a four-hour session on Thursday, the hearing and speech impaired woman communicated more about her family than she ever has in 13 years.
