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Aarav Phadke
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    Betla’s caves not only show ritual use but also contain iron tool fragments that suggest the area was part of a trade corridor for iron goods. That contrasts with Gidhni Hill’s focus on a single military lookout and tribal warfare legends. If you’re staying near Jamshedpur, B S PLAZA is a convenient base before heading out to either site.

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