1) The document summarizes a walking tour article about exploring Old Delhi and sampling street food to overcome fears of "Delhi belly". 2) It describes how the author was initially wary of street food due to health concerns but went on the tour with a guide who tried to convince them of the safety of street food. 3) By the end of the tour, the author realized how delicious the street food was and that their fears were unfounded, as they enjoyed tasty snacks like samosas despite being full.

1. Old Delhi Walking Tour
An analysis and interpretation of the topic, with a focus on ideational and textual meanings
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Abstract
The present paper is a continuation of the assignment submitted earlier with a different
approach. It analyses and interprets ideational and textual meaning in discourse in the same
text used for the earlier assignment. The undertaken text is named as ‘Old Delhi walking tour,
India: A feast to overcome 'Delhi belly' fears’ written by Julie Miller and published on
February 27, 2015 at 3:30 PM . This text is a report in genre presented by J. Miller where the
author remembers her Delhi visit with a friend; and reflects on the ways her tourist guide
wanted to refute that there was actually no reality in the myth of street food sold on the Old
Delhi roads. The author takes up a narration style to move on to the further dialogues used by
the guide, but subsequently we get to know author’s mood and her experiences about the food
in Old Delhi. From the title itself we hunch the discourse that would be discussed in the
article. It also represents author’s interest in different kind of food though she was afraid of
losing her normal state with the street food in India. Soon she realizes the delicacies and
deliciousness of street food, and despite of being full she couldn’t say no to the tasty treat in
the form of samosas. The text went to a different mood with a gradual development. It started
with a negative attitude about the street food in the author’s mind; whereas it ended with the
positive experiences. The phases it has undergone would be described and analysed in the
further sections.