Every morning, Asir Uddin Qureshi stuffs two big plastic bags with leftover meat from a butcher's shop and sells it in the narrow by-lanes of Ajmeri Gate. The meat that he sells facilitates a decades-old tradition of feeding Black Kites and other birds of prey in Old Delhi.<br /><br /> People in the area claim that this tradition dates back to the days when Old Delhi was called Shahjahanabad and continues to this day. <br /><br />They believe that feeding these birds from the rooftop of one's house brings good luck to the family.<br /><br />Produced in collaboration with ICFJ-Google Fellow Royden D'Souza
