Strolling among the forgotten. [Text and photos by Mayank Austen Soofi] The track fades into thorny vines. It re-emerges a few steps later and pass by a small grave. The inscription is not immediately discernible. Some of the engraved alphabets have gone but they have left behind the imprints. It probably reads: In Ever Loving Memory of Arthur Thomas William. The Delhi Walla is walking in Nicholson Cemetery, a Christian graveyard near Kashmere Gate in the north of the city. This sloped ground is full of history--it dates from the Colonial-era and is named after a British adventurer. Most tombs belong to those subjects of the Empire who left their cold wet island to serve in its most prized colony. (I have