The Ooty Library
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Ooty,a hill station in southern India, was a favourite with the British when they ruled India. The Ooty library was established in 1859 . It houses a collection of classic and other rare books. The library closes early and by evening the area around it is dimly lit and largely deserted. If there is a resident British ghost in Ooty,I wouldn't be surprised if his favourite 'after hours' haunting place is the Ooty library.
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Ravi Batra
I am a self-taught amateur artist and live with my wife Anita,in New Delhi,India.I spent 35 busy years in the oil industry and in 1996,at the age of 63, took up watercolour painting. I was greatly encouraged when,"The Artist",in its May 2002 issue,featured a painting of mine in its column "How I…
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