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Dev Mann
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    The main market in Kusumgram opens around 6 am and stays busy until about 8 pm, so you can grab a plate of panta bhat or shorshe ilish any time. Look for stalls that keep food covered and cook in front of you; that’s a good hygiene sign. If you prefer a sit down bite, the nearby shop on the main road serves a simple but authentic fish curry with mustard oil great for a solo meal.

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