India, Sept. 19 -- A crane stands in front of Old Delhi's Turkman Gate, its metallic yellow body cutting across the old red sandstone monument. Beside the crane, a man in white kurta-pajama is sitting atop a low block with knees drawn up. Above him, a stretch of concrete roadway ends in mid-air. The weekly "This way to" series usually visits an old Old Delhi street or place, asks how it got its name, and watches how people live in it today. For the first time, its subject is so new that it is still being built. "It's a flyover," says a labourer in a yellow helmet. Three men playing ludo inside a parked auto rickshaw say the "flyover" will go straight to New Delhi railway station. The construction is in fact part of the larger redevelopment ...