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Aryan Majumdar
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    If you’re looking for a quick, kid friendly stop after the temple, the dhaba near Sunita Elite is a solid choice. It’s only a short walk away, serves hearty aloo paratha and fresh lassi, and has a small kids’ corner. Parents often pick up a plate of local kheer or halwa while they wait for the crowd to thin out. The setting is relaxed and the staff are used to families.

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