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If you are moving to Delhi, stay in chosen colonies of South Delhi – depends on your budget. Be watchful of the healthcare – it can be expensive if it comes to hospitalisation. Food can range from awesome to ghastly. So watch out. Water quality is not great. Pollution kicks in around October and runs through till March. Can be very bad. Other than that, the city is great. Awesome heritage. Cheap for those with Dollars, Euros, Dirhams.

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Delhi is the capital of India. It is a beautiful city. It stands on the bank of river Yamuna. Delhi originated during the Mahabharata time, about 1000 BC. Since then it took seven births. During this period, it faced Aryans, Mughals and the British. Delhi is divided into two parts – Old Delhi and New Delhi. New Delhi is very beautiful. It was constructed by Lutyens. The old Delhi was constructed during the Mughal period. Old Delhi is very crowded. In New Delhi, there are beautiful parks and gardens. Nehru Park, Talkatora Garden, Lodhi Garden and Buddha Park are worth seeing gardens. Old Delhi has very majestic buildings of great historical importance too. Delhi is a great center of trade, industries and education. Karol Bagh, Chandni Chowk, Connaught Place and Lajpat Nagar are beautiful and famous shopping markets. Delhi is the heart of India. Delhi is a historical city. The old buildings remind us about its glorious past. The people come to Delhi to see the historical places like Qutub Minar, Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Parliament House, National Museum, Gurudwara Sis Ganj, India Gate and Zoo. I like it very much. Today Delhi has a rapid transport system in the country with its Metro-trains and government has decided to make it a world class city. Moving in Delhi would be a great experience for anyone.

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Delhi is the capital of India. It is in the north-central part of the country. Many important buildings like the Parliament and the Supreme Court is here. Delhi is a Metro city. There are many heritage sites here which depict the rich culture of the country. This city is on the bank of river Yamuna.

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Delhi is the capital of our country. It is one of the most busiest cities of India. Being busy it is also a beautiful city having a lots of monuments and historical buildings. There is a variety of place from which you can choose where to live according to your budget and needs.

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Delhi is a multicultural city with people from all over India. It is a metropolitan city with ease of access for all kinds of facilities and services. It is a hub for financial and entertainment industries which can be economically flourishing. It also is a centre of tourist attraction because it houses most of the monuments in the country.

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While moving to delhi one should first plan and consider things such as where to go, how to reach, and especially must carry proof of identity along with him/her, so that he/she will not face problems of identity check. Then proper knowledge of the district either its east, west, north, or south so that you can easily habitat yourself in the way they live and mus carry sufficient financial resources to bear expenses of delhi.

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