Divine Delhi Photo Gallery by Karthik Raja at pbase.com

Divine Delhi

India Gate is usually the first stop in a traveler's itinerary. It is a majestic structure, which stands high at the end of Rajpath amidst plush, green manicured lawns and water fountains carved in sandstone. Designed and built by Lutyens, it was originally called the All India War Memorial in memory of the 90,000 Indian soldiers who died in World War I, the North-West Frontier operations, and the 1919 Afghan Fiasco. The names of the soldiers are inscribed on its walls and an eternal flame, the 'Amar Jawan Jyoti', has been kept lit since 1971 to honour the martyrs. The area is especially breathtaking in the evenings when India Gate and the sprawling lawns are dramatically lit with floodlights. On one side of the India Gate is the canopy made in sandstone and on the other is the imposing Rashtrapati Bhavan, the Presidential House.

Soaring high above the Quwwatual Islam mosque is the tower Sultan Qutbuddin Aibak built in AD 1196 to celebrate the invincibility of Islam. Although modeled as a classical tower from which the muezzin calls the faithful to prayers, the Qutb Minar was a symbolic rather than a functional structure. The Minar was a symbol of the military might of the Turko-Afgan Slave dynasty - so called because its earliest kings were all slaves of their predecessors - and the qutb or axis of Islamic dominion. An inscription on the tower says that it was erected by Qutbuddin, literally Staff of God, to 'cast the shadow of God over both East and West'. The Qutb Minar has survived a series of tremors in the eight centuries it has towered over Delhi, acquiring a slight tilt that leaves it some two feet off the perpendicular.

The Red Fort, built by the Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan between 1638 and 1648, was to serve as his home and fortress for his capital Shahjahanabad. It was constructed on the banks of the River Yamuna, but now the river runs close to a mile away. The fort walls extend around a 2 kilometer circumference and within it lies testimony to the golden era of the Mughals. The invasion by the Persians or the British have not eroded this monument of Mughal dominance. It has now been added to the list of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The entry to the fort is through the Lahori Gate, which leads into Chatta Chowk, a busy marketplace. Antiques can be found in abundance, and lots of trinkets too, but the price is definitely on the higher side but a bargain is always possible.

Someone said, Delhi is a place of tombs; there isn't a turn you can take, without seeing a tomb. This might be true but none is as grand as Humayun's Tomb. Located, in prime property in Delhi, covering hundreds of acres, lies the complex housing Humayun's tomb. This is a World heritage Site. Humayun inherited the Mughal dynasty from his father Babur in 1530. He was soon exiled as Sher Shah, seized the empire, taking advantage of Humayun's love for luxury and pleasure. But once Sher Shah died, in 1545 Humayun mounted a restoration army and marched into Delhi in 1555. His victory was short lived when he died six months later, falling in his library. In 1570, when Humayun's tomb was built, it was the first garden tomb in the sub-continent. This inspired a whole era of Mughal architecture, the Taj Mahal, now being the most famous. The architect was Persian, Mirak Mirza Ghiyuath, who had earlier designed buildings in now Afghanistan and now Uzbekistan.

Between 1727 and 1734 Maharajah Jai Singh II of Jaipur constructed five astronomical observatories in west central India. The observatories, or "Jantar Mantars" as they are commonly known, incorporate numerous buildings of unique form, each with a specialized function for astronomical measurement. These structures with their striking combinations of geometric forms at large scale, have captivated the attention of architects, artists, and art historians world wide, yet remain largely unknown to the general public. This one is Central Delhi, the other four being located at Jaipur, Varanasi, Ujjain and Mathura.

Birla Mandir, Delhi - While the temples in the South have a huge Kopuram in front, and are very colorful, the temples in the North have a Mughal influence. The temple complex, especially the walls and the upper gallery are full of paintings carried out by artists from Jaipur in Rajasthan. The presiding deity is Laxmi Narayan, Indian god. The temple was built over a period of six years and was opened by Mahatma Gandhi.

The Teen Murti house was the residence of India's first Prime minister Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru. After his death the house was converted into a memorial. The Nehru memorial has a collection of gifts and many other items which he possessed. Nehru Planetarium is within the compound of Teen Murti. This planetarium gives a overview of the Indian Space program. There are daily film shows which are screened in a specially designed auditorium. These films are meant to give information about the Universe or any other topic related to that. The Capsule in which Rakesh Sharma went into space is also kept here.

The Delhi Haat is an Arts and Crafts market developed by the Indian Government. A "Haat" is a rural market that is constantly on the move. Craftsmen set up markets to display their wares. Here in the Delhi Haat, the area has been designed like a rural village, and artists from all over India come to showcase the crafts and work from their region. The Haat also serves as a great place to taste sample Indian food from all the states. It is truly a delight to the palate. This market is spread over a six acre spread with imaginative traditional rural architecture and provides an ambience for the market. The stone and brickwork paved paths interspersed with grass patches make browsing and ambling fun. It is events and monuments like these that make Delhi, India's best city.

The road to India Gate	India Gate, Delhi	India Gate, Delhi	Lit in Golden light, India Gate, Delhi
India Gate, Delhi	Through the arch, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Qutb Minar, Delhi, India	Qutb Minar, Delhi
Qutb Minar, Delhi from JNU	Qutb Minar, Delhi	Shades of blue, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Piercing the sky, Qutb Minar, Delhi
Qutb Minar, Delhi With the Alai Darwaza	Ruins at Qutb Minar, Delhi	The top 3 storeys, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Tomb of Imam Zamin, Qutb Minar, Delhi
Alai Darwaza, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Alai Darwaza, Qutb Minar, Delhi	The first storey, Alai Minar, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Alai Minar, Qutb Minar, Delhi
Ruins around the Qutb site, Quwwat Islam Masjid, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Tomb in the middle, Quwwat Islam Masjid, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Pillars that go on, Quwwat Islam Masjid, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Tomb, Qutb Minar, Delhi
Entrance arch, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Arch in red sandstone, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Stone arch, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Brick in Arch, Qutb Minar, Delhi
Marble arch, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Sandstone arch, Qutb Minar, Delhi	Intricate writing, Qutb Minar, Delhi	The Red Fort, Delhi
Fort of Shahjahanabad, Red Fort, Delhi	The corner view, Red Fort, Delhi	The fortified walls, Red Fort, Delhi	India flag flying high, Red Fort, Delhi
The gate to the courtyard, Red Fort, Delhi	Outside, Red Fort, Delhi	Inside, Red Fort, Delhi	Museum, Red Fort, Delhi
Rang Mahal, Red Fort, Delhi	Khas Mahal, Red Fort, Delhi	Aurangzeb's creation, Red Fort, Delhi	The Emperor's seat, Red Fort, Delhi
The ornate ceiling, Red Fort, Delhi	The scales of justice, Red Fort, Delhi	The precious stones, Red Fort, Delhi	The lattice work, Red Fort, Delhi
Guard, Red Fort, Delhi	Guard, Red Fort, Delhi	Guard, Red Fort, Delhi	Rashtrapathi Bhavan, Delhi
Rashtrapathi Bhavan, Delhi	Rashtrapathi Bhavan, Delhi	Rashtrapathi Bhavan, Delhi	The West Wing, Rashtrapathi Bhavan, Delhi
World Heritage Site, Humayun's Tomb, Delhi	Humayun's tomb, India	Black and White, Humayun's tomb	Humayun's tomb history, Humayun's Tomb, Delhi
View through the West Gate, Humayun's tomb, Delhi	The grand spectacle of color, Humayun's tomb, Delhi	A haven for birds, Humayun's tomb, Delhi	Humayun's tomb at sunset, Delhi
The facade, Humayun's tomb, Delhi	The arched entrances, Humayun's tomb, Delhi	Arches within arches, Humayun's tomb, Delhi	Humayun's tomb, Delhi
The West gate, Humayun's tomb, Delhi	Isa Khan tomb, Humayun's tomb complex	The Isa Khan tomb against the sky, Humayun's tomb complex, Delhi	Isa Khan Tomb, Humayun's tomb complex, Delhi
The crypt, Isa Khan Tomb, Humayun's tomb complex, Delhi	Bu Halima enclosure, Humayun's tomb complex, Delhi	Entrance gate to the main tomb, Humayun's tomb complex, Delhi	Bathed in sunlight, Humayun's tomb complex, Delhi
The attached mosque, Humayun's tomb complex, Delhi	The main gate, Humayun's tomb complex, Delhi	The Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi	A close up, Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi
From below, Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi	The never ending arches, Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi	The entrance, Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi	The left pillar, Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi
The right pillar, Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi	Delicate windows, Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi	More delicate windows, Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi	Sunlight ad arches, Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi
Domes, Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi	Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi	The gardens around, Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi	The sun dial, Jantar Mantar, Delhi
The different tools, Jantar Mantar, Delhi	Our own colloseum, Jantar Mantar, Delhi	View from the top, Jantar Mantar, Delhi	Can he climb?, Jantar Mantar, Delhi
Reading the stars, Jantar Mantar, Delhi	So many steps, Jantar Mantar, Delhi	Stairway to the stars, Jantar Mantar, Delhi	In the center of it all, Jantar Mantar, Delhi
The Lotus, Bahai Temple, Delhi	From the side, Bahai Temple, Delhi	The enchanting pool, Bahai Temple, Delhi	More shades, Bahai Temple, Delhi
As the plane flies, Bahai Temple, Delhi	View from the ISKCON, Bahai Temple, Delhi	The crowd comes to pray, Bahai Temple, Delhi	ISKCON Temple, Delhi
ISKCON temple, Delhi	Set on a hill, ISKCON temple, Delhi	The twin towers, ISKCON temple, Delhi	The red brick, ISKCON temple, Delhi
The auditorium, ISKCON temple, Delhi	The main entrance, Birla Mandir, Delhi	The many domes, Birla Mandir, Delhi	So many small mantaps, Birla Mandir, Delhi
Worshippers, Birla Mandir, Delhi	Akshardham Temple, Delhi	The main complex, Akshardham Temple, Delhi	The ornate arches, Akshardham Temple, Delhi
The pyramids, Akshardham Temple, Delhi	The surrounding walls, Akshardham Temple, Delhi	The main domes at night, Akshardham Temple, Delhi	The entrance, Teen Murti house, Delhi
The rear facade, Teen Murti house, Delhi	The famous speech, Teen Murti house, Delhi	Three lights for Nehru, Indira and Rajiv, Teen Murti house, Delhi	The Prime MInister's chambers, Teen Murti house, Delhi
The Meeting room, Teen Murti house, Delhi	Indira's bedroom, Teen Murti house, Delhi	Nehru's room, Teen Murti house, Delhi	Nehru's death bed, Teen Murti house, Delhi
Painter, Dilli Haat, Delhi	A weaver, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Musicians, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Folk singers, Dilli Haat, Delhi
Tribals, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Dancer, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Dancer depicting Anger, Dilli Haat, Delhi	The acrobatic dancers, Dilli Haat, Delhi
The human pyramid, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Acrobatic Dancers, Dilli haat, Delhi	Kids showing off, Dilli Haat, Delhi	The grace of the dance, Dilli Haat, Delhi
Saleswoman, Dilli Haat, Delhi	The fake, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Doll Parade, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Puppet figures, Dilli Haat, Delhi
Clay men, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Ceramic cups, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Kites in the darkness, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Rajasthani dancers, Dilli Haat, Delhi
A cultural show, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Doll maker, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Rajasthan, Dilli Haat, Delhi	North East India, Dilli Haat, Delhi
Kerala, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Himachal Pradesh, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Haryana, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Chattisgarh, Dilli Haat, Delhi
Tamil Nadu, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Uttar Pradesh, Dilli Haat, Delhi	West Bengal, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Punjab,Dilli Haat, Delhi
Artist at work, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Painting for the camera, Dilli Haat, Delhi	Purana Qila, Delhi	The mosque, Purana Qila, Delhi
Concert at the fort, Purana Qila, Delhi	Amaan, The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi	Ayaan Ali, The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi	Anubrata Chatterjee, The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi
The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi	The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi	Totally in sync, The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi	Pandit Jasraj praising the boys, The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi
The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi	Amaan close up, The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi	Ayaan Ali Khan in discussion, The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi	Ayaan Ali Khan in discussion, The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi
Pandit Jasraj takes stage, The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi	The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi	The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi	Padjit Jasraj and his group, The Sarod brothers concert, Purana Qila, Delhi
Summer fountain,India Gate, Delhi	Fountain fun, New Delhi

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Guest		10-Apr-2012 10:14
HI AYAN ALI KHAN THIS IS SAMEEM SARVAR DEV WHERE ARE U AT THIS TIME

Karthik Raja		09-Mar-2012 16:55
rajkumar rajkumarv81@mail.com 14-Sep-2008 05:23 thank you rajkumar i love you my dear brother's how are you iam very fine Chiz PM reply \| 21-Mar-2006 19:54 indeed, i understand what you man :-) v ery similar in loook and presentation ak gbakash@yahoo.com 23-Feb-2006 01:31 beautiful!!! Sundar Palaniappan 24-Jan-2005 11:00 Karthik's snaps are (always?)better than mine. You might have visited entire Delhi in a single day. Hope you would visit these historical places in summer too. abhishek sedam abhisedam@gmail.com 05-Jan-2011 14:09 really the red fort is amazing one and it is very good suman rawat suman_9in@yahoo.co.in 13-Nov-2006 14:23 oozing a comment gets tought when the expression is at its epitome in your work....so vividly eloquent! Guest 27-Mar-2006 02:18 You guys travel too much! I'm jealous! Jose Paulo Andrade 11-Mar-2006 20:50 Nice and interesting travel photos!! Rathika Ramasamy 06-Mar-2006 07:29 Your notes about places always good to read,It helps new ppl to understood the place&India.Great job!! Keep exploring India with your cam&keep sharing it. PHOTOSTYLE.CA 24-Jan-2005 07:48 is there still a publicly viewable presidential garden? as a child i often visited the "mughal garden" attached to rastrapati bhavan. those were days of dr. rajendra prasad, the country's first president. enjoyable gallery. p/s Guest 05-Jun-2006 15:00 hi found your photos while researching an assignment hope you dont mind me using them. beautiful photos of a beautiful place you guys looked as though you had fun in india. :) Gayatri Muthukrishnan 24-Jan-2006 03:09 More doors and windows. nabadwip nabadwip2292@gmail.com 15-Apr-2011 14:42 very very good Guest 27-Oct-2009 15:43 I am planning to visit India in March - April 2010. This is the best way to plan. My idea is to start in New Delhi coming from Amsterdam - Agra - Rajasthan. The pictures are beautiful. I am curious to know what impact this have on me. Thanks for sharing, Ashna ali 22-Mar-2009 13:00 all the beautiful places in India tell us that there is more to learn about its reach culture than to just waste time , money and energy in promoting hatred among the peoples of India. shom shom_shahid@yahoo.co.in 06-Apr-2007 06:37 Swaminarayan Akshardham in New Delhi epitomises 10,000 years of Indian culture in all its breathtaking grandeur, beauty, wisdom and bliss. It brilliantly showcases the essence of India’s ancient architecture, traditions and timeless spiritual messages. The Akshardham experience is an enlightening journey through India’s glorious art, values and contributions for the progress, happiness and harmony of mankind. The grand, ancient-styled Swaminarayan Akshardham complex was built in only five years through the blessings of HDH Pramukh Swami Maharaj of the Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) and the colossal devotional efforts of 11,000 artisans and BAPS volunteers. The complex was inaugurated on 6 November, 2005. Akshardham means the eternal, divine abode of the supreme God, the abode of eternal values and virtues of Akshar as defined in the Vedas and Upanishads where divine bhakti, purity and peace forever pervades. For the first time ever in the world witness the heritage of India in all its facets, insights and beauty at the Swaminarayan Akshardham through its monument, exhibitions, verdant gardens and other attractions Raju Vairamani rvairamani@yahoo.com 16-Feb-2007 03:56 hello ther, Excellent work. real gift for NRI's like us. keep it up. hats off. brijal patel brijal_c97@yahoo.com 03-Jan-2006 11:00 hello ur snaps r too good.but cau u send me a more full snap of the temple at this e-mail address, "brijal_c97@yahoo.com" aditi kala kalaaditi30@gmail.com 02-Oct-2011 14:16 really d place iz worth seeing . a gud amount of knowledge cn be gatherd frm here... n our hereditery wildlife is at a rate of extinction and iz facing gr8 troubles. it iz a gud effort of conservation.... priyanka 21-Sep-2011 10:15 Dear Mohit, Ur rite, & govt shud look into dis matter & the zoo is really gud place for youngsters & ols persons as well as kid as they can see the real wild animals & get knowledge, bt one thing the zoo is clean & i knw, there is water fillters so u cant say that u cant able to drink water. Mohit kumar mohit_k74@ymail.com 17-May-2011 07:01 indian animals are beauti ful and iam happy then see before indian animals. it is good exellent work.but the animals life in diffcult condition. i pray for these kind ful animals long life. these animals are the prid of indians. soooooooo beauti ful photos. Abdul Muqtadir Khan abdulmuqtadirkhan@gmail.com 06-Apr-2009 05:00 Dear Readers, Yesterday (April 5, 09) i visited the National Zoological Park, New Delhi wiht my family and i was depressed by the view there. The zoo is not well maintianed. i could find only three elephants, few lions, one monkey and two crocodiles. the animals were in real bad health.. there was no drinking water for them nor for the visitors.. the canteen inside the zoo was closed on the most crowdest day of the week. the shelter of the monkey cage was not present due to which there was direct heat affecting them... the area was stinking very badly and there were no guides in view.. there must be aprx 20,000 visitors that day and are charged Rs10 per person but it was not worth my experience.. i request the authorities to kindly look into the matter and preserve the wild life present and add more !! thanks nicky gwadi nickygwadu@yahoo.in private \| 05-Mar-2009 09:49 that's very nice nicky gwadi nickygwadu@yahoo.in 05-Mar-2009 09:49 that's very nice sarika singh 12-Dec-2008 12:29 very gud job.i was searching photos of waterbirds n got it,thanks. sukhbir singh n.sukhbir@yahoo.com 20-Apr-2008 10:52 i am see your picture it is so alive and beautiful homy shaheenhanfi@rediffmail.com 16-Mar-2008 15:12 thanx! now my assignment will b complete.the best one is of the leopard. TARUN KUMAR 03-Mar-2008 08:41 you have done an excellent and admirable job.Thanks a lot for all of this. Nagender Singh 13-Feb-2008 07:54 It is a highly commendable job. I appreciate it heartedly. Ajitha Rajesh 01-Sep-2007 06:27 Jyoti, u have an eye for photographs and an accumen for commenting. Good combination Sandy Jain skj@solo.co.in 25-Aug-2007 14:33 I have spent 1/2 hr. looking for a website of our Delhi Zoo...and finally found this. I am grateful that you are doing such a great job. Keep it up and if you need any help maintaining it drop a line. Akhilesh Singh toakhilesh@yahoo.com 30-Jul-2007 13:40 Nice photographs. Had they been a bit higher resolution I could have used them as a wall paper. shivangi 26-Jun-2007 11:35 wonderful photoes. keep it up. vansh SAM_OMJAIJAGDISH@yahoo.co.in 08-Jun-2007 15:03 gud pics...wat i like bout them is jst dat it has covered different types of animlas in jst 1 album.....gud collection but could be better......... Nasir Yasin nair_yasin@yahoo.com 23-May-2007 10:17 The pictures are very good. Radha krishnan Nair nair_thadathil@yahoo.com 23-May-2007 10:10 very good pictures. Thanks. Dj dsrooproy@gmail.com 18-Mar-2007 16:08 very gud pic's Ritu sapphire.ritu@gmail.com 15-Mar-2007 06:04 good work.. keep up the work like this.. this helped a lot to the students on their projects... hope to see more pix soon... al the best... shalini 10-Mar-2007 08:56 goood wok yaaaar!!!! helped me lot in my project work... Nikita 28-Oct-2006 13:34 Good pics Aditya 28-Oct-2006 13:33 exellent K. Raman ramu_k22@hotmail.com 16-Apr-2006 09:38 Congrats. The spread is excellant . Rathika Ramasamy 03-Feb-2006 10:26 This lots of pic for oneday Visit.Nice shots,Zoo is my fav place for bird shooting. So much greenry&one of the better maintained Zoo in India. krati agarwal krati.agarwal16@gmail.com 14-Dec-2010 09:43 m krati, n m designing an art gallery......... so i wud like 2 have sum knwledge about the materials which are used in the construction and the way the rural effect is given. rahul jadon rahuljadon27@gmail.com 22-Sep-2010 19:41 i m from G.C.a lucknow ,i want u to provide me architectural details of like its planes ,form nd cncept ,shape, spaces nd link with site rahul jadon rahuljadon27@gmail.com 22-Sep-2010 19:39 i m from G.C.a lucknow ,i want u to provide me architectural details of like its planes ,form nd cncept ,shape, spaces nd link with site urvashi urvashibhure@gmail.com 12-Oct-2009 16:14 m urvashi from ngpr,was planning a thesis on haat type art village,hope u can provide me wid sum architectural info about delhi haat.more pictures of d built areas.thanx a lot. urvashi urvashibhure@gmail.com 12-Oct-2009 16:13 m urvashi from ngpr,was planning a thesis on haat type art village,hope u can provide me wid sum architectural info about delhi haat.more pictures of d built areas.thanx a lot. yusuf yusufnaushad@yahoo.co.in 19-May-2009 12:05 I am an architectural student looking ahead my thesis on cultural cent re. So can you please provide me some more information regarding Delhi Haat... bhargavi vaidya architect_bhargavi4ever@yahoo.in 27-Jan-2009 18:13 hi i m bhargavi from baroda gujarat. i m final year architecture student. i want to do thesis on art village. i want some area details as well as requirements for this parth desai. u.parth@gmail.com 02-Sep-2008 05:14 Hi, i am architectural student in usa. I am doing thesis on art village. I want images of delhi haat and if any of you are having more images which can show same kind of structural elements for exterior and interior.In which i can show indian art for my concept page. if any one have it please send me. or tell me about some more places same as delhi haat. You can reach me at phaalgun@gmail.com Thanks, Parth. parth desai. u.parth@gmail.com 02-Sep-2008 04:14 Hi, i am architectural student in usa. I am doing thesis on art village. I want images of delhi haat and if any of you are having more images which can show same kind of structural elements for exterior and interior.In which i can show indian art for my concept page. if any one have it please send me. or tell me about some more places same as delhi haat. You can reach me at phaalgun@gmail.com Thanks, Parth. priyanka ar.priyanka@rediffmail.com 05-Feb-2008 14:33 Hi, I am an architectural student looking ahead my thesis on cultural cent re. So can you please provide me some more information regarding Delhi Haat. sneha sneha_pampatwar@yahoo.co.in 14-Jan-2008 14:55 hi frd, this is sneha frm ngp....i wantd to know the approximate area in wch delhi haat is planned. hope i've consultd a rite person..i'm plannin a same kinda centre in ngp...plz help me!....tx. nywaz vriti vritib@gmail.com 10-Jan-2008 14:59 hey.. ur pictures reflect ur creativity & observation 2wards culture ... i am an architecture student looking ahead my thesis and i m doin HAAT.. can u please send me some information about haat..thanks a lot. manisha kapoor manishakapo@gmail.com 22-Oct-2007 17:20 ur photos has helped me a lot ,while doing my minor project on handicraft sector of india manisha kapoor 22-Oct-2007 17:19 ur photos has helped me a lot ,while doing my minor project on handicraft sector of india reena lakhanpal creative_people@rediffnail.com 07-Nov-2006 16:52 hi nice pics u have colllected....... hay can u help me in arranging the detailed plans of dilli haat ........including study on its microclimate..... MARIA DANIEL maria_daniel@rediffmail.com 03-Sep-2006 06:25 hey.. ur pictures are nice and good work ... am an architecture student looking ahead my thesis and i planned to do HAAT type cultural centre .. can u please send me some information about haat..thank u .. MARIA DANIEL maria_daniel@rediffmail.com 03-Sep-2006 06:23 hey.. ur pictures are nice and good work ... am an architecture student looking ahead my thesis and i planned to do HAAT type cultural centre .. can u please send me some information about haat..thank u .. jharna jharna158@yahoo.co.in 02-Jan-2006 18:18 hi i m jharna. i want to know more about delhi haat can u give me some information. ur photos are very nice. Guest 20-Dec-2005 02:25 This gallery is so colorful! Nunes BEIRAO - PHOTO 14-Dec-2005 03:40 One of the best Delhi galleries I've seen. No doubt, a great work!... farah alam farah_naz_alam@yahoo.co.in 29-Oct-2005 19:18 hi jyoti, i am an architecture student from hyderabad, and i too would like some more information on dilli haat and pictures regards farah mainak mainak@iitk.ac.in 28-Oct-2005 01:14 hi jyothi, your pictures were very helpful, as i am doing a project on kanpur haat. your link gave me an exposure to some very good snaps. i am doing master in design, iit kanpur. do you have even more pictures or information about dilli haat? regards mainak Ramesh Lalwani ramesh_lalwani@yahoo.com 18-May-2006 16:51 You have posted nice colllection of photos of event.Your close ups are great.Times of India group had been organising such event and Chalo Dilli is a great intiative.I was also there and took some photos which I have in my gallery on Trek earth. Gayatri Muthukrishnan 13-Feb-2006 04:18 Am so proud that our generation is not only continuing our classical music tradition, but also making the world aware of it.

Gharib Hanif		29-Jan-2008 21:44
Great gallery. Compliments.

Guest		21-Feb-2005 23:19
great galleries, bravo

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