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Arjun Bajwa
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    If you’re on the main road near the station, there’s a small dhaba that’s famous for its aloo ki kebab and a spicy tandoori chicken curry. The portions are generous, and the staff usually keeps a pot of fresh dahi ready for a cooling side. It’s open from early morning until late evening, so you can stop by before heading out.

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