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Barefoot chases, whispered plans, and the thrill of a stolen mango – summer tasted sweeter when adventure ripened on the trees, and every juicy bite carried the taste of mischief and childhood freedom. The days when  the sun was our clock, the trees our hiding spots, and stolen treasures always tasted the best.

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Dusty knees, endless giggles, and water fights – summer at grandma’s meant afternoons of gully cricket, hide-and-seek, and stories under the shade of ancient trees. The clink of steel glasses filled with cool nimbu paani, and the lull of a lazy afternoon nap – each moment a chapter in a story we never wanted to end. Now, those golden days live on in every sun-dappled memory, wrapped in the warmth of love ….

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The city hums with new flavours, yet nothing fills the heart like home-cooked meals – the warmth of familiar spices, the comfort of a mother’s touch, or the way a simple meal feels like a warm hug after a long day. It’s not just food, it is the taste of love when you’re far away from home

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Unwrapping aam toffees was more than just a treat, it was a secret pact of friendship, a shared love for simple joys. The crinkle of the wrapper, the burst of tangy sweetness, and the race to see who could make theirs last the longest – every bite was a ticket back to carefree afternoons and laughter that echoed through school corridors