One of the one percent in 13 million. [Text and photos by Mayank Austen Soofi] Bhagwan Ram is embedded in the very fabric of this food hawker’s life. Let’s start with his name—Ram Bahadur, meaning Ram the brave. He sells Ram Laddu, those yummy deep-fried moong dal pakodis garnished with grated radish and sour-green chutney. And Ram Bahadur’s son’s name is Ram Khiladi, meaning Ram the player. And when Ram Bahadur stops to greet familiar faces on the streets, he instinctively breaks into that warm friendly greeting of “Ram-Ram”. Just the way others might say namaste or hello. “I also say Ram-Ram when I have to say bye-bye,” Ram Bahadur clarifies. As a hawker, he walks about the city alleys the whole day long with his