Judith D'Souza with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in New Delhi on Saturday.
New Delhi: An Indian aid worker who was kidnapped in Afghanistan last month reached New Delhi on Saturday after being rescued. Hailing from Kolkata, Judith D'Souza (40), who works for the Aga Khan Network, was seized by gunmen on June 9 in the Qala-e-Fatullah area of Kabul while returning home after dinner at a friend’s place. External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj appreciated Ambassador Manpreet Vohra for “an outstanding job” and thanked Afghanistan for rescuing her. IANS
Most Read In 24 Hours
Don't Miss
View All
Top News
Congress nominee's ‘Constitution forced on Goa’ remarks invite PM’s ire; BJP files complaint
A defiant Fernandes says he is ready for a debate on his con...
Excise policy case: Arvind Kejriwal, Kavitha to remain in jail as Delhi court extends their judicial custody till May 7
They were produced before the court through video conference...
Misleading advertisements: Supreme Court turns heat on IMA; poses questions on alleged unethical conduct of its members
A Bench led by Justice Hima Kohli expands scope of hearing a...
Why is Prime Minister Narendra Modi building on ‘M’ factor, is low voter turnout in Phase 1 the reason?
Attacking the Congress using the ‘M’—manifesto, ‘mangalsutra...
Country's biggest leader has given up morality, does not walk on path of truth: Priyanka Gandhi on PM
Alleges that attempts are on to weaken the opposition by sup...
