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Chai in the chill

The sun played hide and seek for the second day today. Hyderabadis woke up to light drizzle which continued intermittently throughout the day.

The unseasonal showers sent people running for cover. With autos off the roads, it only added to the misery of office goers and students. Umbrellas and windcheaters were back thanks to the chill weather. Road side tea shops had a brisk business with people turning for a hot cuppa.

J.S.IFTHEKHAR

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