Noida
This is the entrance to Delhi's UP cousin-Noida (also know as Gautam Budda Nagar). Build during the 80's, the city is the jewel in UP's crown. It houses many major IT and software companies. Read more about it here.
Delhi, the city I call 'My' city, which I love to detest and at times detest to love. Its magical and grand, and at times its timid and miniscule. From its impeccable old legendary forts to the new Immigrée population. It can bring out the extreme of emotions from you. But remember ...You can run you can hide but can't escape this City of Djinns
This is the entrance to Delhi's UP cousin-Noida (also know as Gautam Budda Nagar). Build during the 80's, the city is the jewel in UP's crown. It houses many major IT and software companies. Read more about it here.
Posted by Jasmeet at Friday, September 14, 2007 0 comments
Activists from the right wing organizations oragnized protest rallies and blocked traffic on Delhi artery roads to protest the construction of a canal which they say would destroy the Ram Setu believed to have been built by Hindu God Lord Ram.
Posted by Jasmeet at Thursday, September 13, 2007 2 comments
The Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg is a few meters away from Delhi Gate, from where Old Delhi starts. It houses the offices of many major Indian Dalies.
Posted by Jasmeet at Monday, September 10, 2007 0 comments
Visitors inspect the 11 Murti (Eleven Idols) behind the Rashtrapati Bhawan in Delhi. The Idols show Gandhi's Dandi or the Salt March.
Posted by Jasmeet at Saturday, September 08, 2007 0 comments
These days it's almost impossible to find a space as empty as this in Delhi, except for the Ridge area. This is one, behind Delhi's Jamia Nagar. The government plans to 'develop' it for the 2010 Commonwealth Games Village.
Posted by Jasmeet at Friday, September 07, 2007 0 comments
Janamashtmi celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna.
Posted by Jasmeet at Tuesday, September 04, 2007 0 comments
This is Noida's Toll-Bridge, connecting Noida to South Delhi, cutting almost 70% short, the distance between its two ends. While, the average speed at rush hour in Delhi's traffic is 20-30 Kilometer/Hour, vehicles can go upto 70 Kilometer/Hour on this bridge even during the rush hour. But, while each car owner pays 20 Rupees and a two-wheeler owner pays 10, they stand at a similar Kilometre long jam on the Delhi side as the normal traffic.
Posted by Jasmeet at Monday, September 03, 2007 0 comments
Lodhi Garden is truly the Oasis of Delhi. Situated in the heart of Delhi, it is one of its lungs. The young and the old, the rich and the famous, the Master and the servant, they all come... to jog, to gossip, to find a secluded place, most importantly to catch a breath.
Posted by Jasmeet at Saturday, September 01, 2007 0 comments