Everyday Scene In Delhi – Asia’s Most Livable City

With 26 million people, the city of Delhi is considered as the miniature India, converging many cultures, religions and traditions of the country.
Everyday scene in Delhi - Asia's most livable city
Praised by the BBC as one of the easiest places to live in Asia, Delhi is a city of diverse cultures. “The atmosphere of Delhi is like the taste of a beautiful coffee shop. You can see a lot of scent blends right when you arrive, ”said Nishchal Dua, a worker from New Delhi, an area in Delhi and the capital of India. Photo: Girl Tweets World

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The rickshaw men were drinking tea and chatting in a small street. Hand trailers seemed to have gone into the past when advanced vehicles were born. But in India, a part of workers are still sweaty everyday pulling carts to transport passengers and goods through small streets
A boy selling flowers at a busy intersection when it rains.



In India, flowers are a symbol of prosperity and bond with the gods, so people buy a lot of flowers for all rituals, at festivals and parties.
Indians, regardless of rich or poor, love festivals, especially Hindu festivals like Ganesh's birthday from September 17 to 27.
In preparation for the mid-September Hindu festival Ganesh Chaturthi, Indian women wrap a statue of the elephant-headed god Ganesha, the god of prosperity and wisdom.
This man was carrying goods so bulky that there was no leg room on his small motorbike across the colorful graffiti street. India is the leading motorbike market in the world, this type of vehicle is very popular to move and carry things here.
A woman was running in the rain to catch the bus. In a place with a lot of traffic and traffic jams like in Delhi, people are packed into cramped buses every day, according to The Hindu
Children play on muddy streets after heavy rain.




Migrant workers are massaging in a small alley in Delhi's old town. The city's population in Delhi increased by nearly 1,000 people per day in 2016, of which 300 are immigrants, according to Times of India. India's booming economy with the highest average income makes Delhi the capital of migrant workers.
A fisherman sets up a fishing hoop on the banks of the Yamuna River in Delhi. This is one of the most polluted rivers in India due to domestic and industrial waste, according to the Guardian. However, people still make a living, get water for their families and perform many spiritual rituals along this river.
In a small alley in the old town of Delhi, a man is wearing a magnifying glass to fix his watch. In the digital age, experienced craftsmen are slowly becoming obsolete with technology and small shops like his own are obsolete.



Photo: Anindito Mukherjee
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