New Delhi, Nov 14 (PTI) The routine business around Chandni Chowk gate that once drew tourists, including foreigners eager to gaze at the Red Fort and hear stories of Delhi's Mughal era, has changed since Monday night.

Tourist guides say they have lost half the visitors. The other half is more curious to hear of the deadly blast than that of the monument's heritage.

Many vendors who ran street food stalls or sold trinkets have taken up other means of livelihood as their goods were lost.

On Friday afternoon, a small group of foreign tourists stood near the barricades as Iqbal, a 25-year-old guide, spoke to them about the incident. He has barely discussed anything else since the explosion.

"I used to take at least 10 sets of families or tourists around every day," Iqbal told PTI.

"Now t

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