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The biggest mall in India is Lulu Mall in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, with a total area of 2.5 million square feet. It's a massive shopping destination offering a wide range of national and international brands.

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How is Kumbh Mela making a revenue of 4 lakh CR? i) Kumbh Budget - 7500 CR (Rs 5400 - UP govt., Rs 2100 - Centre) ii) Total Expected Indian visitors - 40 CR iii) Estimated Indian National Spending - Rs 5000/- (Golgappe, Sweet Corn, Water etc.) iv)

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