From Buddha Statue To Tipu Sultan's Sword: Items Stolen And Returned To India

In October last year, the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) in New York returned 16 works to India, including the Celestial Dancer, a sculpture that enraptured visitors for decades.

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