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English: Bael Sherbat or Bael juice is a popular summer drink of North India. Also known as wood apple and stone apple, bael is the fruit grown on the tree commonly known as 'belpatr ka paid'. The Image is clicked in Bourbyas village of Sant Kabir Nagar district, UP where the populace welcome the guests with this healthy drink in the summers |
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