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Bhawarkua is a busy area in south Indore, best known as the city’s student hub, surrounded by coaching institutes, hostels and Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya’s campus nearby. Its streets are full of inexpensive cafés, snack stalls and bookshops, and the area has a lively, youthful energy. Introductions here often include people from Navlakha, Bhanwarkuan Square, Tower Square, Khandwa Road and Rajendra Nagar. Many members here are preparing for exams or studying, so short meetings between classes or on weekends are common. The cafés stay busy into the evening, which makes them comfortable and public places for a first meeting. If you both want a calmer setting, the gardens and university grounds nearby offer quiet places to walk during the day. Evenings are the busiest time here, so a weekday afternoon or a Sunday morning may suit you better if you want a quiet place to talk. The square takes its name from a well, or kuan, that once stood here, and generations of students preparing for state and national examinations have filled its reading rooms and libraries. Every evening, groups of aspirants gather at the tea stalls to discuss current affairs, so conversations here quickly turn to ambitions and plans. Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, named after the eighteenth-century Holkar queen, has its main campus nearby on Takshashila Parisar.