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Leiden University returns centuries-old plates to India

Leiden University returns centuries-old plates to India

Leiden University is returning two centuries-old inscribed copper "Chola plates" to India. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will view the artifacts during his visit to The Hague this Saturday.

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