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Arjun Bajwa
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    If you can swing by after 6 am, foot traffic at Pragati Maidan is usually light, even on a weekday. The walk to India Gate and then to Purana Qila takes about 30 minutes and you’ll pass the flag pennant at the gate. After the stroll you can head back to Ahuja Residency Sunder Nagar to freshen up before heading out again.

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