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My city is New Delhi which is know for Parliament, India Gate and many more monuments. India’s Prime Minister and President reside in New Delhi which is Capital of India. Delhi is also famous for Delhi Haat, Chandni chowk, Sansad Bhavan and many more monuments like Humayun tomb ad last but not least “Delhi hai dilwalon ki”.

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The capital of India, New Delhi is often referred to as “Dilwaalon ki Dilli”. With its long history of empire successions from the Delhi Sultanate to Mughals and then the British, the city at present stands as one of the fastest developing cities in the world. Ruled by plenty of great dynasties and empires, this city is the epicenter of political, religious, cultural, social evolution.

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New Delhi is the city of rich historical and political importance. People from all cultures and ethnic backgrounds are welcomed here. Living in this city is quite inexpensive as the government provides cheap electricity and water supply. Many famous tourist destinations are in New Delhi like India Gate, Qutub Minar, Red Fort etc.

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New Delhi is capital of India. It is known for democratic country with lots of varieties including food culture outfits etc. It believes in unity. There are people with different religions. Everyone is specific to their culture and respect each other.

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New Delhi is the Capital of the Largest Democratic Nation in the World, called India. There is immense potential here to grow professionally and innumerable places to visit for exposure and understanding of the rich culture and population. It’s the best-connected place globally and offers many opportunities to make it your abode.

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It is the capital of India and is known for amazing variety of street food and vibrant joyful people. The parliament of the country is in this city of New Delhi. It is also known for the famous monument of Qutub Minar which has a height of 7300 centimetres.

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Anyone moving here would know about Red Fort, Delhi metro, Hanuman Mandir and Connaught Place. He would have knowledge about President House and Parliament of India and the Zoological Park. He would have knowledge about Jama Masjid and the Mughal garden and many other tourist places.

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Anyone moving to New Delhi can be assured to have a tremendous number of jobs, great places to visit and a lot of political actions to watch. A lot of people from different corners of India choose to stay in the capital is why this is the place if someone wants to observe a great mix of different Indian cultures. Last but not the least, this is heaven for foodies.

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New Delhi is the capital of India and the Member of parliament from my city is the one who got the most votes in our election. my city is the one having the most population. My city is also famous for the Red Fort, Jama Masjid and one of the best universities Jamia Millia Islamia.

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New Delhi is city of many histories. It is one of the big cities in India, after Mumbai and Kolkata. New Delhi is one of the ancient and historical place which consists of seven historical cities. New Delhi today was once built to be the capital of the British (which was Raisina in 1912). The main places in New Delhi are Connaught Place, Parliament, Secretariats, India Gate, Central Vista and more places. Delhi can be said to be a very busy city that has people of all religions, caste and colors. People in this city live and help each other without any discrimination.

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