The Haunting of Delhi City : Tales of the Supernatural
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You know Delhi for its rich cultural tapestry, history and monuments. You love it for its food–kebabs, chole-kulche, golgappe and chaat.
But do you know about the dark shadows that lurk in its all-too-familiar haunts–the arcades of Connaught Place, the gullies of Mehrauli, the lawns of Lutyens’ Delhi, or the pillars and arches of the tombs in Hauz Khas?
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