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Deepak Vaidya
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    If you’re staying near The Old Court House by Abad you’ll be just 2.4 km from a metro station, so you can hop on and off easily. Even in the humid summer, the trains stay cool enough for a comfortable ride, and the 24 hour service means you won’t miss a connection. The main difference is a slightly warmer feel inside during peak heat.

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