Indian woman phones home after declared dead

NEW DELHI -- An Indian woman has phoned home four months after she was declared dead, police said on Saturday.

Software engineer Meghna Subedar called her parents Friday to say that she had been living with a relative since June, the Press Trust of India said.

Police said the 28-year-old had informed her parents on April 10 that she was boarding a train for her home town in the central Indian town of Korba.

She never turned up, and police registered her as a murder victim after they found the naked corpse of a woman on a popular Goa beach on June 25, although a DNA test later established the victim was not Subedar.

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