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| | Chalukya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) |
 | | For non-railway folks, both Miraj and Guntakal are no-name towns, but they are good sized railway junctions, and the railways get to name trains. |
 | | Breakfast served in the coach, after Miraj, was a double helping of Mumbai restaurant style idli vada (2 nos each) with chatni for Rs 15. |
 | | The current style of a sweetened milk-water mixture, poured into small size plastic cups, with tea bags, is not as good as pre-made tea, but serves the purpose. |
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