
U.S. authorities have returned 657 stolen antiquities valued at nearly $14 million to India. The artefacts were recovered through investigations into criminal trafficking networks involving alleged trafficker Subash Kapoor and convicted trafficker Nancy Wiener. The restitution ceremony took place in New York, attended by India's Consul General Rajlakshmi Kadam, marking a significant step in combating illicit antiquities trade.
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The tone across the articles is neutral to positive, emphasizing successful recovery and restitution of cultural artefacts. The coverage highlights law enforcement achievements and international collaboration without emotional language or criticism.
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| thehindu | U.S. returns 657 stolen artefacts to India in 14 million restitution | Center | Positive |
| thehindu | U.S. returns 657 stolen artefacts to India in 14 million restitution | Center | Positive |
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