Into a newsstand person's soul. [Text and photo by Mayank Austen Soofi] He is one of those rare Delhiwale administering a kind of establishment that is fast disappearing from market paves—- a newsstand stocked with the day’s edition of very many newspapers. In his 50s, Zaheeruddin opens his central Delhi stall every morning at 6.30, and closes it at 10.30 in the night. In between, he doesn’t take any break, even in these afternoons of extreme heat. Tonight after winding down his stall, he agrees to become a part of our Proust Questionnaire series, in which citizens are nudged to make “Parisian parlour confessions”, all to explore our distinct experiences. Your favourite qualities in a person. They should always honour their commitments, including the