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Aarav Phadke
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    You might want to try the dhaba a short walk from Sunita Elite it’s known for hearty aloo paratha and a fresh lassi that kids love. The place keeps a simple kids’ corner with snacks, so the whole family can relax while the temple crowd thins out. Do you know if they also serve any local sweet like halwa?

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