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Akshay Modi
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    You could also try the small stall near the village post office that serves fresh fish curry with boiled rice; it’s a favorite among locals. If you’re looking for a sit down option, The Panash Hotel & Banquets on the outskirts offers a Bengali thali that’s well rated and still close to Kusumgram. Just keep your wallet tucked in a front pocket when you eat out.

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