Culture and Heritage of Delhi India

Cultural diversity and religious unity are the fundamental values ​​of Indian society. New Delhi, the capital of India, of course, reflects all as people of different states to come here for better education, better medical care and good job opportunities. It is a center stage of Indian politics and also represents all the best in the country. The metropolitan city with a cosmopolitan outlook, New Delhi has a rich cultural heritage. The old city still reflects the remains of the glorious past of the old charm of the culture, however, has a modern lifestyle and elegant. The nightlife is interesting and a number of clubs attract young people to influence and lovely dance numbers.

In the Nizamuddin shrine, you can still hear the "qawwalis. "Gurbani" (the verses of the Granth Sahib) and Prabhat ferries can be heard on the gurudwaras 'bhajans' and 'aartis in churches and Sunday Masses in the churches. The traditional fairs and festivals as' Phoolwalo-Ki-Sair " still celebrated. With the growing number of people from different states, regional festivals as' Chhath Puja "in Bihar and" Durga Puja "of Bengal, are also observed. From Delhi shares its borders with Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, its people and lifestyle is often influenced by these regions.

While Punjabis dominate Delhi, has now developed a series of pockets dominated by other communities such as South Indians and Bengalis in RK puram in CR Park. It is this diversity that makes Delhi so vivid and colorful. Indo-Persian art is reflected in the Jama Masjid, as Birla Temple and the Temple complex fusion of styles exude Chattarpur North and South India architecture. Lotus temple is remarkable not only for representing the Bahai way of worship, but also the magnificent architectural design. Jains and Buddhists have their own shrines in the city, while the Tibetan monastery, near the interstate bus terminal is representative of Tibetan culture in India.