Life in the pandemic. [Text and photos by Mayank Austen Soofi] His routine stayed the same for more than 50 years. Every day he would be in his tailoring shop, working with the fabrics, the sewing machine, the inch tape and the scissors. On Sundays he would stay at home. The ritual never changed despite the ups and downs of life, including the passing away of his wife and two of his four sons. But then, the coronavirus arrived. Nathuram Ahuja hasn’t been out of his home in Gurgaon’s Ram Nagar , in the Graeter Delhi Region, for eight months. His shop in the Sant Lal Market building, in Sadar Bazar, hasn’t opened since the first pandemic-ridden lockdown began in March. “In tailoring, you have to