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Anirudh Deshmukh
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    A quick option a bit farther but still walkable is the bakery café on the side street that serves freshly baked “samosa rolls” with a side of green chutney. They also have a small stall that makes “mushroom paratha” in under ten minutes. If you’re up for a short walk to the main market, the local “kathi roll” stand is famous for its spicy paneer filling and takes barely a minute to prepare.

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