Inside the icon. [Text and photos by Mayank Austen Soofi] It’s so very tempting to regard that gleaming metro train zipping past the Lord Hanuman statue as a near collision of ancient beliefs with the uneasy ethos of the modern. This landmark in central Delhi's Jhandewalan Park has become so iconic that even a big newspaper office (Hindustan Times) flaunts its poster. Of course, the 108-foot statue in central Delhi's Jhandewalan Park isn’t precisely ancient, finally completed in 1997. Did you know you can enter the famous landmark? I did it just the other day With the entrance shaped like a woman’s jaw, I walked over her “tongue” and found myself inside a temple. Here, tehre was anothers maller idol of Hanuman. In the