The Economist “Dangal”, the story of wrestler Geeta Kumari Phogat, has smashed all box office records to become the highest-grossing movie in the history of Bollywood

Huffington Post UK "The government has dragged its feet" Laura Bates of The Everyday Sexism Project

Refinery29 "As Geeta closed her eyes, her daughters were already fast asleep. Then, in an instant, her face was consumed in unbearable pain.”

CNN International Details of how Geeta got stranded are sketchy, but she has identified her parents 11 years later and will take a DNA test today.

The WorldPost She accidentally boarded a train to Pakistan when she was just a young child.

The Wall Street Journal After wandering across the Pakistan border as a child, Geeta, a deaf and dumb woman, is set to return to India today. Her homecoming is being reported in India as a coup for the country.

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NPR Shortly after breaking up with his girlfriend of two years -- whom his parents never met, because she wasn't the nice Indian girl they long had campaigned for -- Ravi Patel went on a family trip from the U.S. to India. It was a fun flight, he says Read more ... -- "with my parents. In my face. For 15 hours!" His sister, Geeta, a documentarian, sprang into action: "I put the camera on him, because I'm a sister. My brother is, like, hilariously suffering right now — let's film it!"

Yahoo Geeta, now in her 20s, has not given up hope of seeing her own family again.

The Wall Street Journal What are the implications of the new closeness between the U.S. and India? WSJ's Geeta Anand explores.