See left photo—his face is exuding as much affectionate calmness as the great tree of this three-way tiraha. Both are area's landmarks. The tree, it seems, has been here at Old Delhi's Tiraha Behram Khan since the beginning of time. The middle-aged Raju too has become an element of the locality's lived memory. He has been manning a corner of the tiraha for three decades, his modest cart bearing the season's changing fruits all through the year.
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