DELHI CONNECTIVITY:
Delhi is connected to all cities around the world through air services provided by the national carrier – Air India and several other National and International Airlines. The international terminal- Indira Gandhi International Terminal III is located in South-West Delhi and connectivity to the city is available round the clock via metro services ( nearest station†JorBagh†on Yellow line & “ JLN stadium†on Violet line) and taxi services.
ABOUT DELHI
Delhi, the capital of India, is situated in northern India and stands on the west bank of Yamuna River bounded by Uttar Pradesh on the north, and on west and south by Haryana. Delhi is spread over an area of 1483 sq. kilometres, 216 meters above sea level and has a population of around 16 million. The city has its historical importance for the fact that it has been the home to Mughal Empire. Delhi, as described by the famous poet Mirza Galib, is “The world is body and Delhi its soulâ€. Apart from its historical importance, Delhi also happens to be the political hub of India, where every political activity in the country traces its roots to Delhi.
The people of Delhi proudly call themselves as “Delhites“. A lot of pride is associated with this word. Delhi is the fifth most populated urban area in world with satellite towns like Faridabad, Gurgaon and Noida making it a NCR, called the National Capital Region. NCR was developed because Delhi needed room to expand and bear the burden of increasing growth and development in the region. Delhi not been able to satisfy the need of this very demand, sought the potential of neighbouring cities like Noida and Gurgaon. Today, Noida and Gurgaon are closely associated with Delhi and the immaculate infrastructure makes the commuting among these cities an easy ride.
History speaks of the importance and contribution of Delhi towards developing India as a country which has left its mark on the global map today. Delhi has the most interesting history among other prominent cities in India. Study from the Archaeological Survey of India states that Delhi was the capital of seven empires in Indian history and has over 60, 0000 recognized monuments built over several millennia.
Apart from being the political capital of India, Delhi is an important administrative unit of government of India. Major ministries of Indian government are situated in Delhi. The parliament of India – the emblem of Indian democracy – is situated in Delhi. All the major government offices and departments find their place in Delhi. In other words, it is the power house of Indian democracy which rules the nation.
Delhi has the advantage of its cosmopolitan society where there are people from every nook and corner of India. This makes the city multi linguistic and multi cultured. Being the capital of the world’s largest democracy, Delhi has embassies of more than 160 countries.
It is also becoming a major Information Technology destination of India. According to reports, Delhi and NCR accounted for maximum software export from India. IT has found place in Delhi and NCR, where the infrastructure provides conducive environment to make the industry flourish like never before. All major multinationals like IBM, Microsoft, Google, Sony, etc have their offices in Delhi and NCR.
Delhi is the symbol of old and new India, an India which is growing rapidly and catching up with the global business demand.
Our late Prime Minister, Jawahar Lal Nehru, had commented, “Delhi is the symbol of old India and new? Even the stones here whisper to our ears of the ages of long ago and the air we breathe is full of the dust and fragrances of the past, as also of the fresh and piercing winds of the presentâ€
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