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It came into being during the 17th century, dating back to the Mughal era. Baoli, literally means a step well, and ‘Khari’ or ‘Khara’ translates to salty, thereby translating the meaning of Khari Baoli to a salty water step well. However, the present status of Khari Baoli is totally the opposite of what it was. 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It was once filled with mansions of nobles and members of the royal court, along with elegant mosques and gardens.\n\nHaveli at Old Delhi of Masterji Kee is named after Late Shri Master Ram Kishan Gupta (1913-2003). Masterji was graduated from Hindu College, Delhi in the year 1932. He went ahead to do his masters in Sanskrit and Hindi. He was awarded by the State Government for his meritorious services.\n\nMasterji stayed in this haveli throughout his life which is now known as Haveli Masterji Kee. He inherited this haveli through his mother Mrs. Gomti Devi. 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