India, April 6 -- The air is filled with the peep-paw of car horns. This April afternoon is hot. The sun is harsh, an almost blinding white. The city feels hectic and super-stressed, here on Ring Road in central Delhi's Bhikaji Cama Place. Planes pass overhead, flying low. There is no respite from the chaos of the surroundings. And then-suddenly-a break in the pattern. A spacious courtyard opens up. A tall semal tree rises into the sky. Looking at its tip instantly lifts the senses out of the rush below. This is Shiv Sai Hanuman Mandir. The premises this afternoon are permeated in total tranquility. The discordant sounds of the busy Ring Road still reach inside, but are dulled by the stillness of the courtyard. The temple might not be very ...