New Delhi, Nov. 11 -- The blast near Red Fort on Monday evening tore through the city's calm, left behind not just smoke and sirens, but also lives upended in an instant. Some of those caught in the chaos barely had time to think - an auto driver, bleeding from his stomach, drove himself to hospital; another man called his brother once before collapsing beside his mangled e-rickshaw. A factory worker on his bike gasped, "Cylinder fat gaya hai," before the line went dead. Outside hospitals, families pressed against barricades and glass doors, waiting for names to be called. In the bright glare of ambulance lights, Delhi stood once again between disbelief and endurance. As the blast ripped through the air, autorickshaw driver Avdhesh Mandal d...