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Anthony Bezbaruah
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    If you’re heading straight from the station, the dhaba on the main road serves a spicy vegetable biryani that’s usually ready within ten minutes. The portions are generous and the price is lower than the sit down spots near the airport. If you prefer something lighter, the tea stall opposite the station offers fresh parathas with a cup of masala chai, perfect for a quick bite before you go.

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