Rudyard Kipling
The Hunger Games
In today’s world of frantic networkers, the hunter remains more in tune with nature than an urban denizen. Hunting luncheons are the last bastion of a leisure class that is fast disappearing
Kipling House
A little green bungalow in Bombay, a colonial era writer who still haunts it, and the stories left to tell
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