rudyard kipling

'The Great Game', a euphemism for espionage and diplomatic manoeuvring, has its roots in our humble corner of the world.

One of our national parks, primarily a tiger reserve, is named after a tiger-killer.

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Kipling's swastikas

Early editions of Rudyard Kipling's works bore embossed or printed swastikas. He ordered his publishers to stop the practice after the rise of Hitler.

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The mow in Mowgli

The Mow in Kipling's Mowgli rhymes with cow rather than low.

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Kipling's swastikas

The mow in Mowgli