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Bookish nostalgia

For booklovers, of course, Old Delhi was a treat, but also for those planning to pick up stationary at a discount

Bookish nostalgia
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Uttaran Das Gupta
On the first Sunday after I moved to the National Capital Region nearly six years ago, a friend offered to take me to Old Delhi for a special treat. I did not know where I was going — I wasn't even familiar with the roads or areas in my new city. And, I was down with a severe case of nostalgia for my hometown, Kolkata. But my friend promised that the place she was taking me to that morning would be a perfect antidote. “You'll love it!” she said. We boarded a yellow line metro from Malviya Nagar to Chandni
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