Once Kipling's abode, now a neglected place

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From: The Hindustan Times
Date: 20060913
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NEW DELHI, India, Sep 13 -- The bungalow has lost its resplendent charm. None care to take a stroll through the thick greenery and explore the place where the famous English writer Rudyard Kipling spent almost an year over a century ago.

A stone plaque affixed at the right side of the small entrance cites that Joseph Rudyard Kipling, popularly known as Rudyard Kipling, made this bungalow his abode for a year.

The place is situated right in front of the library gate of Allahabad University on the Bund Road. The plaque has the following information etched on the blue background- 'Rudyard ...

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