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Aniket Sandhu
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    A quick way to catch the station’s vibe is to walk to the south side market after the trains leave; the fresh mango slices there look great in the early morning light. If you’re up for a few extra minutes, the old ticket office on the platform has a faded poster of the 1950s train routes that makes a nice background for a photo. Do you think the light around 6 am would be better than later in the day?

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