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The woman from Kolkata was working for Aga Khan Foundation, Afghanistan

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An Indian woman has been abducted from Taimani area of Kabul and Afghan authorities are trying to secure her release, official sources said on Friday.<br />
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The woman from Kolkata was working for Aga Khan Foundation, Afghanistan. She was abducted last night.<br />
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The Indian embassy is in touch with Afghan authorities to ensure her safe release, the sources said.<br />
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The government is in contact with the woman&#39;s family in Kolkata, they said.

Indian woman working with NGO abducted in Kabul

The woman from Kolkata was working for Aga Khan Foundation, Afghanistan

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