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Former editor, millionaire, found living on Mumbai street
Updated On: 18 August, 2013 09:10 AM IST | | Shailesh Bhatia
Till a decade ago, 65-year-old Sunita Naik edited a prestigious Marathi women's magazine, had two apartments in Worli and owned two cars. Today, without a home and penniless, she survives on food and shelter provided by a local gurudwara in Versova. Naik, who speaks fluently in five languages, says she doesn't know who cleaned out her millions, but is willing to give life another shot
If you are walking on the footpath on JP Road in Versova, then you might come across an elderly woman sitting just outside the gurudwara Sachkhand Darbar. Mumbaiites, used to seeing thousands of penniless men, women and children on the streets, could well mistake her for just another beggar.

Sunita Naik has spent the last two months on the pavement outside a gurudwara at Versova. Pic/ Shailesh Bhatiau00a0
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