The Story of a Delhi Chai Stall: A Legacy of Dedication and Pain
5 months, 1 week ago

The Story of a Delhi Chai Stall: A Legacy of Dedication and Pain

Hindustan Times  

A charming roadside chai stall in Delhi's Mehrauli neighborhood, dedicated to Om Sai Ram Allahabadi Tea & Coffee Stall, has a rich history. Manikchand, the owner, arrived in Delhi from Allahabad four years ago and started his stall to support his livelihood. Despite facing challenges, he has remained dedicated to his craft, serving chai to locals and tourists alike. The stall's widescreen panorama offers a glimpse into Delhi's history, while the humble setup speaks to the resilience and dedication of its owner.

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