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Historic Roy Villa, where Sister Nivedita breathed her last, vandalised

DARJEELING: Roy Villa an over a centuryold heritage building in West Bengals Darjeeling where Sister Nivedita breathed her last was ransacked and a few of her personal items were stolen police said on Thursday

Updated At : 01:39 AM Sep 15, 2017 IST

Roy Villa where where Sister Nivedita breathed her last. Photo credit: Ramakrishna Mission Darjeeling

Darjeeling, September 14

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