Archive · 11 Jan 2026
Woman Missing for 20 Years Reunites with Family
A woman named Manju Mardi went missing when she was seven years old.
She was taken to Dimapur, Nagaland, and worked as a domestic helper for many years.
Her family searched for her but couldn't find her.
After 20 years, her employer, Victor Murry, contacted a group called DCDP to help her return home.
DCDP found her family, and she was brought back to her hometown.
She is now slowly recognizing her family and friends.
Everyone is happy that she is back home.
Manju Mardi, 31, went missing from Gohpur in 2001 at the age of seven.
She was taken to Dimapur, Nagaland, and worked as a domestic helper for over 20 years.
Her employer, Victor Murry, contacted the NGO DCDP to help her return home.
DCDP found her family and arranged for her to return to Karibil Bongali, Biswanath district.
Manju expressed gratitude to DCDP and her employer, and is gradually recognizing her family.
- Who
- Manju Mardi, a 31-year-old woman who went missing in 2001
- What
- Reunited with her family after 20 years
- When
- Recently, after being missing since 2001
- Where
- From Dimapur, Nagaland to Karibil Bongali, Biswanath district
- Why
- Rescued by a non-governmental organization, DCDP, after her employer contacted them
- Name
- Manju Mardi
- Age
- 31
- Parents
- Krishnaram Mardi and Nilamani Mardi
- Hometown
- Karibil Bongali, Biswanath district
- Missing Since
- 2001
- Rescued From
- Dimapur, Nagaland
- Rescued By
- District Community Development Programme (DCDP)
- Current Employer
- Victor Murry