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Dev Narayanan
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    You might also want to check the dhaba just a short walk from Sunita Elite. It’s known for hearty aloo paratha and fresh lassi, and many families stop there for a quick bite before heading back to the temple. The place usually has a kids’ corner and a small seating area where parents can grab a plate of local kheer or halwa while they wait for the crowd to thin out. Does anyone know if that dhaba serves any other local sweets, or if there’s a better spot for a quick, family friendly meal right near the temple?

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