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Read the story of Neerja Bhanot. Make notes based on the table and complete it. Name Father’s Name and Occupation Mother’s Name and Occupation Born on Nationality State City Education School :

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Read the story of Neerja Bhanot. Make notes based on the table and complete it.

Name  
Father’s Name & Occupation  
Mother’s Name & Occupation  
Born on  
Nationality  
State  
City  
Education

School :

College: 
   
Personal Life  
Siblings  
Achievements  
Awards  
Legacy  
Died on  
Place of Death  
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Name Neerja Bhanot
Father’s Name & Occupation Harish Bhanot – Mumbai-based Journalist
Mother’s Name & Occupation Rama Bhanot
Born on 7th September 1963
Nationality Indian
State Punjab
City Chandigarh
Education

School :

  1. Sacred Heart School, Chandigarh.
  2. Bombay Scottish School, Mumbai
College: St, Xavier’s College, Mumbai.
Career Modeling, Flight Attendant’s job
Personal Life Marriage, Flight attendant’s job
Siblings Two brothers Akhil and Aneesh
Achievements
  1. Senior Flight Purse at 22 Years
  2. The youngest civilian to be awarded the AshokChakra, the highest honour for bravery
Awards  Ashok Chakra (1987), Justice for Crimes Award (2005) and TamghaeInsaniyat Award (1987).
Legacy Insurance Money and Funds from ‘Pan Am’
Died on September 5, 1986
Place of Death Karachi Airport
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Chapter 2.1: A Story of Self Sacrifice and Bravery - Writing [Page 119]

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Chapter 2.1 A Story of Self Sacrifice and Bravery
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