The Pros and Cons of Living in Delhi

Residence location – Select a location that is closest to your workplace. Traffic during peak hours is horrendous and must be avoided. If you can’t find a suitable location nearest to your workplace, then look for a location that will be opposite to the peak hour rush.

Metro Access – Select your residence and work location where Metro is easily accessible.

Food – Delhi has various options to tickle your taste buds. But if you like Indian street food, you should definitely visit Old Delhi.

Language – The majority of people speak English and Hindi. But you might see many people talking in their native languages such as Haryanvi, Punjabi, and others.

Safety – According to my perspective, Delhi is worse than the rest of the country. If you plan ahead of time you’ll save yourself a lot of risks and have a trouble-free life.

Travel/Connectivity – If you are a wanderlust person, Delhi is blessed. You can visit Rajasthan in the West or Himalayas in North just in 6 hours travel. Plus Delhi has a excellent connectivity with others country too.

Consular Access – As Delhi is the capital of India. All countries that have diplomatic relations with India have their presence in Delhi. So, if you are a foreigner and you miss your home culture. You will benefit from this proximity.

City life is full of advantages and disadvantages. There are a lot of advantages of living in a city. The people in cities enjoy some special facilities and comforts unlike the village people. Their houses are modern, streets are well-lighted. They can go shopping and buy everything they need. In case of sickness they can avail the treatment of best doctors. They can receive education in schools, colleges and universities of high standard.

Delhi has been the centre of attraction for its food and some beautiful places. But you need to be aware of traffic which has been the major drawback along with high levels of pollution. Keeping these two things aside Delhi is a beautiful city and must be explored.

It is polluted and dense. Crime rate is high. It is a city of varying economic diversity, and despite the negatives it has a cultural heritage being one of the most ancient cities of the world. It’s the capital of India, and has a thriving migrant population from people all across the country coming to visit it.

Delhi is the capital or heart of the country. It provides with all the amenities and opportunities a person needs in his/her career. It has a great connectivity of Metro to every part of the city. Government of Delhi provides numerous benefits to the citizens in terms of subsidies, nominal costs of services, free electricity and water etc. Delhi has many places to visit in terms of tourism and greenery adds another star to the beauty of the city.

Delhi is the capital of India. For someone moving to Delhi, he or she must consider the fast pace life style, the high amount of traffic on roads and the pollution. Other than these cons, Delhi is a very beautiful city, with world class facilities and amenities.