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The Bhika Behram Well, a 300-year-old sacred water source for Mumbai's Parsi community, completed its tercentenary on Friday. Built in 1725 by Bhikaji Behram Pandey, the well was designed to provide a perpetual water source for locals and travelers. Although only Parsis can access the canopied premises, the water is available for all communities.
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