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Chetan Mittal
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    Betla’s caves show early iron trade networks, while Gidhni Hill’s story is more about a single defensive post. If you want a quick base before heading to either spot, stay at B S PLAZA in Jamshedpur. It’s close to the roads that link the two sites and gives you a comfortable spot to regroup.

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