Housing block named after British-Indian spy Noor Inayat Khan

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London: A council housing block in north London has been named after British-Indian spy and descendent of Tipu Sultan, Noor Inayat Khan, following a ballot of local residents to choose from a shortlist of the area’s historic inhabitants. PTI

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