Tea by the tomb. [Text and photos by Mayank Austen Soofi] Ever since tea was discovered – a very long time ago – connoisseurs have conjured all manner of enticing environments for serving this favourite drink. Perhaps in a luxury hotel? Your bedside? Or maybe some charmingly decrepit shack along the way. But a cuppa sipped alongside a tomb may be an altogether unheard of experience, uniquely served up by a tea stall in Old Delhi. All day long and late into the night the customers queue at Moinuddin’s at Turkman Gate Bazaar. They’ll buy the hot brew and then head across the street to a marble platform with an unknown grave. A cozier atmosphere than you may think, since a giant neem tree turns