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legends from pasthal

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great legends have evolved from this small hamlet known as PASTHAL. HARI THAPA, SUNIL SINGH, ANIL JADHAV, MEENAL RAUT, SHEETAL RANSUBHE, SUDHIR NAIR, SUSHMA GHARAT, HARISH GHARAT , SAVITHA SAMPAT AND MANY MORE. Folklores of many people are also very famous in the town. one such folklore is that of SUNIL WADE, a handsome lad choesn to perform in a television commercial during the beginning of the era of the television. Tadi patta of PASTHAL is one such place where dignitaries from DEPARTMENT OF ATOMIC ENERGY halted to relish the sweet elixir from the dates tree. The water of PASTHAL town bears a very sweet essence. We are proud to have a MATRUBHUMI which bears a resemblance to a town which is no lesser than the town of the ancient TROY or SPARTA. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 114.69.255.10 (talk) 17:48, 13 January 2009 (UTC)Reply

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