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Ghanta Ghar in the city of Meerut some 70 km from New Delhi is a historic location in the history of India.
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Ghanta Ghar in the city of Meerut some 70 km from New Delhi is a historic location in the history of India.

A quick sneak peek at India's Republic Day event that is to take place on 26th January 2020, down Rajpath and around India Gate in New Delhi.

politics
Chinese representatives arrive in New Delhi to meet then Defense Minister, George Fernandes with full military guard of Honour. Representatives from both countries sit for a meeting.

bazaar
Watch this archival reportage from the year 2000. Vehicular pollution was an alarming reality even then and despite supposed measures, things have only gone from bad to hazardously terrible in close to a decade.

Inside the kitchen of one of the most famous Chole Bhature shops in New Delhi. One plate only costs about Rs. 70. Make sure to reach before 3 pm as the shop only serves till then.

An art exhibition at Vis A Vis India in Delhi which exhibits the work of art done with the use of computers. Advanced application softwares paved a way for creation of digital art. An artist at work with computer based software to draw.

festival
Shaadi bands walk past traffic and onlookers in Yusuf Sarai, Delhi as they play devotional tunes during the procession for the immersion Ganesha idols on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi.

dance
Performers showcase Indian culture and heritage through an Odissi dance performance at the FIDE World Chess Championships, 2000 in Delhi. New Delhi will hold the first six rounds of the championship and the finals to be held in Tehran.

The Indian 4x100m women's relay team surprised everyone at the 2010 Delhi CWG by winning the bronze against all odds.

school · politics
The tableau of Delhi portrays the transformation of School Education in the Nation, particularly the recent initiatives taken for quality enhancement in the field. A good education lays the foundation of a good future.



festival · music
After two hugely successful years, the third edition of the North East Festival kicked off in great style in a brand new avatar in the capital.

Indian Army trekker use walkie-talkie to interact with his friend during Everest expedition at Base Camp. The Indian Army Mount Everest Expedition was flagged off by the Chief of the Army Staff on 1st March 2001 at New Delhi.

dance · music
Sadhaikala Chhau dance by Sh. Shashadhar Acharya and his troupe performing during Shri Jagannath Mahotsav at Jagannath Temple, Tyagaraj Nagar, Delhi.

industry · architecture
View of AIIMS flyover and labourers are busy working at the site of a commercial building near Safdarjung hospital, Delhi - India.

politics · music
A woman activist sings "Mera Karma Tu" a patriotic song at Anna Hazare's protest in Delhi. Attacking the land ordinance, Hazare said the BJP had promised "acche din" (good days) to the people during the elections but good days had come only…

ceremony · railway
Devotees offering prayers with incense sticks and perform rituals during Maha Shivaratri in Delhi.

music
Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) under Horizon Series presents Ravindra Sangeet music performance by Ms. Chandrabali Rudra Dutta, Kolkata. She a well known figure in the world of music, made her mark very early in life.

politics
British Secretary of State for Defence, Michael Fallon MP; the Indian Minister of Defence and Finance, Shri Arun Jaitley; and Indian Chief of Army Staff General Dalbir Singh, PVSM, UYSM, AVSM, VSM, ADC were present at a flagship event to co…

highway · industry
A cement mixer drives in to a construction site in New Delhi city of the late 1990's. Along the Ring Road and at the AIIMS / Yusuf Sarai crossing, see the Medical flyover being construction - archival footage of a city on the move! One can…


festival
Parsi community of India gather to celebrate Navroze Festival as their New Year at Parsi Anjuman hall in Delhi. For about three hundred years after landing at Sanjan, a town in Gujarat, Parsis are said to have lived in peace.
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