Culture of Delhi
Written by Nancy Singh
The capital city of India and also the third largest in the world ranking, Delhi has a rich cultural heritage. In fact Delhi culture is a fine mingling of old and new- the Old Delhi embodies exquisite monuments, forts, museums, and the New Delhi is an emblem of architecture and palatial governmental buildings mostly of the modern times. Nowhere we can find such amalgamation of old beauties with modern tinge and Delhi culture becomes the trendsetter. So much so that Delhi culture has overpowered that of other two metros, namely Mumbai & Kolkata.
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