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17th century India

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To follow in the footsteps of real and imagined characters in Old Delhi is to discover its cosmopolitan nature

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he Indian Museum in Kolkata recently broke open some cupboards lying forgotten on its premises. It yielded an exhaustive set of British records for natural dyes and textiles used in 17th century India

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