Crossword Clue: Kipling story locale
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- 1 billion-plus country
- 2011 Cricket World Cup winner
- 29-state country
- __ ink
- ___-rubber tree
- ___ rubber
- Ambassador Mehta's land.
- _____ rubber
- Bay of Bengal nation
- "A Passage to ---"
- "A Passage To ___" (1984 film)
- "A Passage To ___" (1984)
- "A Passage to ___"
- Bengal tiger's home
- Bharat
- Bhopal locale
- Ashley Wilkes sister, in "G.W.T.W."
- Ashley Wilkes's sister
- Ashley's sister in "Gone With the Wind"
- Ashley's sister, in "Gone With the Wind"
- Asian country
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- Asian subcontinent
- Assam's home
- Birthplace of Merle Oberon
- Birthplace of yoga
- Agra is there
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- Bollywood land
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- Bangalore's land
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- Hindu land
- International powerhouse in cricket
- E. M. Forster subject
- Comms code for I
- Frequent customer support locale nowadays
- Home of a Brahman
- Home of Bollywood
- Home of Chennai
- Home of Hyderabad
- Home of the sacred cow
- Home of the Taj Mahal
- Home of the world's second-largest labor force
- Delhi locale
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- Home to 1.1 billion
- Home to Bollywood
- Home to more than a billion people
- Home to more than a billion
- Home to over 1,000,000,000
- Home to over a billion
- Home to the Taj Mahal
- Britain's "Jewel in the Crown"
- British Commonwealth member
- British Raj site
- It has 25 states
- It has 28 states
- "Gunga Din" locale
- "Gunga Din" setting
- ''Gunga Din'' setting
- Destination for da Gama
- Destination of Vasco da Gama
- Gandhi setting
- "Gandhi" setting
- Gandhi's country
- Gandhi's homeland
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- Gandhi's nation
- Chennai is there
- Chennai's land
- It precedes Juliet
- Its anthem is "Jana Gana Mana"
- It's called Bharat by its natives
- Its capital is New Delhi
- Country between Pakistan and Bangladesh
- Country George Harrison visited
- Its flag features the Ashoka Chakra
- Its flag features the dharmachakra symbol
- Country of over 1 billion
- Country of over one billion
- It's heavily Hindu
- Country where Hindi is an official language
- Country where you would find the Taj Mahal
- Country whose national symbol is the lotus flower
- I for ___ ;or Taj Mahal locale
- Country with a saffron, white, and green flag
- Country with castes of thousands?
- Country with the national anthem "Jana Gana Mana"
- Country
- Its national anthem is "Jana Gana Mana"
- Hathi in "The Jungle Book," for one
- Its tech hub is Bangalore
- Calcutta's country
- Calcutta's home
- Calcutta's land
- Call center site, often
- Jaipur locale
- Jaipur's locale
- "Jewel in the Crown" of the British Empire
- Code for I
- Da Gama destination
- Da Gama's destination
- Former part of the British Empire
- Forster novel setting
- Forster subject
- Forster's "A Passage to __"
- Forster's "A Passage to ___"
- Forster's "A Passage to___"
- Ink or rubber
- Ink type that's also a country
- Ink type
- Columbus' 1492 destination
- Columbus's elusive destination
- Where Kipling was born
- Uttar Pradesh's country
- Where mahouts toil
- Where many customer care calls are answered
- Kashmir Valley setting
- Sepoy Rebellion site
- Thackeray's birthplace
- Where New Delhi is
- Thar Desert country
- Thar Desert's home
- Origin of the game Parcheesi
- Where rajahs once ruled
- Where rajahs ruled
- Where rupees are spent
- Where Rushdie's roots are
- Original source of calico
- Where Shillong is
- Where Snakes and Ladders originated
- Most populous democracy
- Most populous democratic nation
- Most populous member of the British Commonwealth
- Where the British Raj ruled
- Where the Ganges flows
- Where the Sepoy Rebellion occurred
- Where to find Delhi sandwiches
- Variety of ink
- Vasco da Gama destination
- Vasco da Gama's destination
- Vast subcontinent
- Where to look for sacred cows?
- Setting for a Forster novel
- Where to spend a rupee
- Where to spend rupees
- Setting for much of the movie "Lion"
- Setting for "Siddhartha"
- Setting for "Slumdog Millionaire"
- Setting for some Salman Rushdie books
- Where Uttar Pradesh is
- Where yoga originated
- Place for a sacred cow
- Place for a sacred cow?
- Punjab locale
- Punjab's place
- "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" locale
- "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" setting
- "Outsourced" setting
- Number two in population
- Kind of chintz
- Mowgli country
- Kind of ink or rubber
- Kind of ink
- Kind of paper or ink
- Kind of rubber
- The I of IPA
- Mumbai location
- Mumbai's country
- Mumbai's home
- Mumbai's land
- Mumbai's nation
- "The Jungle Book" setting
- ''The Jungle Book'' setting
- Subcontinent
- Kipling hangout
- Subcontinental nation
- Kipling setting, often
- Kipling story locale
- Kipling story setting
- Kipling was here
- Kipling's birthplace
- Kipling's homeland
- Pakistan neighbor
- Pakistan's neighbour
- Shillong's site
- ''Song of ___'' (Rimsky-Korsakov)
- "Song of ___"
- Vyomanaut's home, when not in space
- Soul singer Arie
- Nagaland land
- Rajah's land
- Raja's land
- Rani's homeland
- Part of C.B.I.
- Land of a billion
- Land of the ghats
- Land of the Raj
- Land of the Taj Mahal
- Poona locale
- Poona's locale
- Poona's place
- Land where Moguls once reigned
- Nation of over a billion people
- Nation whose anthem is "Jana Gana Mana"
- Locale of many outsourced jobs
- Locale of"The River."
- R&B singer ___.Arie
- R&B singer Arie
- Large country
- Populous country
- Populous nation
- Nehru's land
- Neighbor of Bhutan
- Neighbor of Nepal
- Neighbor of Pakistan
- Neo soul star Arie
- Nepal neighbor
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- Nepal's southern neighbor
- Powerhouse in cricket
- Red Fort setting
- New Delhi is its capital
- New Delhi's country
- New Delhi's land
- New Delhi's nation
- Lotus Temple setting
- Pearl Mosque country
- Leading tea producer
- One of the BRICS countries
- Pekoe production place
- One of the top-10 in GDP
- Lucknow's country
- Lucknow's land
- Madras is here
- Prime Minister Modi's nation
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi's country
- Mahout's place
- South Asian nation
- Sacred cows' home
- Salman Rushdie's birthplace
- Sari country
- Sari site
- Sari state?
- Type of ink
- Site of much outsourcing
- World power in cricket
- World powerhouse in cricket
- World's largest democracy
- World's most populous democracy
- World's second most populous country
- Taj Mahal country
- Taj Mahal home
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- Taj Mahal's country
- Sri Lanka's nearest neighbor
- Tibet neighbor
- "Slumdog Millionaire" country
- "Slumdog Millionaire" setting
- Second most populated country
- Second most populous country
- Second-most populous country in the world (after China)
- Second most populous country in the world
- Second-most-populous country
- Second-most-populous nation
- Second-most populous nation
- Secondmost populous place
- Where a customer support call may be received
- Where Columbus meant to go
- Where Columbus wanted to go
- Where Darjeeling is
Recent Usage of Kipling story locale in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Kipling story locale in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 1, 2016
- USA Today - April 4, 2015
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 30, 2004
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 11, 2003
- Universal Crossword - April 17, 2003
- New York Times - April 12, 1994
