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Debolina Apte
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    You could try the small stall right next to the bus stand that sells “bhandara.” It’s a spicy lentil wrap, easy to eat while walking back. If you’re near the temple, there’s a tea stall on the main road that offers steaming masala chai and roasted peanuts quick and portable. On the opposite side of the bus stand, a snack shop serves freshly made “kathal ki kachri” (pickle sticks) that are popular locally.

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