Sanitation and Recycling in Delhi: What do you need to know?

If you are moving to Delhi, stay in chosen colonies of South Delhi – depends on your budget. Be watchful of the healthcare – it can be expensive if it comes to hospitalisation. Food can range from awesome to ghastly. So watch out. Water quality is not great. Pollution kicks in around October and runs through till March. Can be very bad. Other than that, the city is great. Awesome heritage. Cheap for those with Dollars, Euros, Dirhams.

Though heavily polluted, Delhi is a beautiful city. Also, it is quite crowded and overly populated. Delhi is referred to as ‘Dilwalon ki Dilli’ very often, and it holds true in a sense as people tend to just think and act from their hearts much. Delhi is a hub of Indian Politics, Potpourri of Cultures, Media, Hospitality, Education, Liberated Attitudes, etc. and has a rich cultural heritage. Living is easy in terms of finding an affordable place to live. Delhi is not safe in the dusk – for ANYONE. Do not travel unaccompanied/ alone during odd hours, if possible. Please try to be at your place by 10 PM. Keep some urgent phone/helpline numbers handy, if you can.

Delhi, being the capital of our great country, India, is highly appreciated for its tourist attractions. Those visiting for the first time must ensure to see all the popular tourist spots. But, choose a safe means of transportation such as a cab, personal transport or a reliable bus service. Otherwise, high pollution levels and traffic might annoy you if you are stuck in the middle of nowhere.

Delhi is the capital of India. Qutub Minar and Red Fort are situated here. The parliament is also present in Delhi. Delhi is known for the nightlife it offers. While the pollution level is very high in Delhi, the government is working on to decrease the severity level. Delhi offers good business opportunity to all outsiders and insiders equally.

My city is the capital of India and the epitome of historical richness. For over 200 years, it was the capital of the Mughal empire and the British rule after that. The city is a mix of old and new lifestyle. One can find continental cuisines and traditional Indian recipes here. Delhi does not rank that high as far as air quality is concerned. Pollution is rampant so one might be better off away from its industrial areas. Delhi also has the metro, which is an intercity rail network beating that of New York and London by a mile. My city is full of warm and welcoming people and must be experienced by travelers who want to live in the new millennia while strongly holding the hand of what once was.

Delhi is a really crowded city and one of the most polluted. To begin with be ready to face the tussle when using public transportation. The isn’t the safest place at night, there have been a few incidences of theft and some other crimes. When moving to Delhi one must already have looked for a place to stay in a safe locality.

Delhi is famous for different weather throughout the year and at the same time ranks top among polluted cities. one should bring all types of clothes for the same. It’s a hub for the delicious food. it is not safe in late hours. In Delhi, there are many historical places you can visit, which will give you a detailed knowledge about Indian history.

Delhi is the capital of India, therefore fully secured. It has a great traffic problem and is too much polluted than rest of the cities. The weather is too rough, very hot in summers and very cold in winters. However, it has all kind of facilities, making the living expenses high. It has all kind of travelling modes, such as metro, trains, cabs, autos and public buses for public.

The one aspect of Delhi you’ll probably love is the city’s food culture. The street food is to die for. Chaat, paranthas, butter chicken, chhole bhature and more such dishes have to be on your must-have list. But the one thing that you’ll most likely get addicted to is momos. If you’re hungry and lost, there’ll probably be a momo wala somewhere near you. For a city so green, the city’s pollution levels will astound you. Buy a mask (the smart masks, not the flimsy surgical ones) from the nearest chemist just in case your lungs aren’t taking well to the new air. October and early November are particularly trying times.

Though Delhi is highly polluted, it is good place for somebody who is about to start his/her career as it has cheap accommodation, the commute is easy since there is a huge chain of metro and public transport is easily available, also not to forget thee are good places to visit for recreation.

People should have certain reasons for their decision to move to Delhi. Delhi is a highly polluted city. It is interesting for those who are students of culture. It is usually divided into nine parts; all of which have very specific culture. It has some of its interesting marketplaces also, where different varieties of products of the country are sold. The city also has very typical architecture.

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.

The person willing to move to my city should consider pollution and traffic as major negative factors but the nightlife and people are good enough to live with. The accommodation is expensive but the food is cheap and full of variety. Delhi, the capital of India, is loaded with beautiful monuments which everyone should see once in a lifetime at least.

Delhi is the second-wealthiest city in India after Mumbai and is home to 18 billionaires and 23,000 millionaires. Delhi ranks fifth among the Indian states and union territories in human development index. Delhi has the second-highest GDP per capita in India. It is one of the world’s most polluted cities by particulate matter concentration.

Delhi is not the best place, there is a lot pollution, the weather is very hot in summers and very cold in winters. Not many people are fluent in English, in fact, you will not find many people who can speak English, so learning Hindi before is a must.

Delhi is such a beautiful city with so many places to visit. Lal Qila, Qutub Minar and Agrasen ki baoli are some of the wonderful places. Delhi only has one shortcoming and that is the sky filled with pollution. During the Diwali festival, there is a lot of soot and pollution in the air which leads delhiites to wear masks.

One of the biggest pros is one can have wonderful career opportunities here. And the worst thing about this city is Traffic and the pollution because of that traffic. And to add more Delhi is a hub for career oriented people.

Before moving to Delhi, you must be prepared to live in a fast-paced environment. You need to ensure that you know some Hindi words to communicate better. You must be prepared to live in a city that’s densely populated. You will have to wear a mask when you step out of your home as the air pollution in Delhi has been severe for the last one year.

Delhi is a beautiful mix of Cultures. Ranging from food to people, Delhi has it all. Winters are beautiful. The metro is outstanding. The people are friendly. There is no language barrier at all. The only negative point is that the pollution levels are quite high during winters. That is a point to be considered before moving to the national capital.

Delhi is full of hustling and bustling life as it is the Capital of India. It has resemblance with NY’s life style in monetary terms. There are quite a few famous historical monuments, museums and markets of India. It is also polluted, crime prone and high cost city of India.

Delhi is polluted. Period. The air, noise, and water quality index is not good. There are a lot of people here. But you can enjoy in this city because there are so many people here. There are a lot of attractions in Delhi to see and taste and just be… If you are a person who can handle change well then please buy a plot in Delhi.

Delhi is the capital of India and regarded as the heart of the nation. There are many menances and miseries every Delhite has to undergo on daily basis: pollution, poor sanitation, traffic jams, encroached roads, depleting amenities. All this may affect your health. But you can also live here at an affordable cost. Clothing and food services are much better than any other city.

Something for middle-class people: If you are not rich then you should get habitual of saving money. Even a ‘barf ka Gola’ is going to cost you around RS 30. If you are planning to go to a ‘nice restaurant’ for once then you can but you will run out of money for the entire month.

Useful tips:
– Get a metrocard and prefer metro over any other modes of transport because it is cheap, convenient, and keeps you safe from Delhi’s pollution.
– Use E-rickshaw and DTC buses.

Things you’ll experience in Delhi:
– Smog: In winter, be ready to witness a new kind of fog, that is smog. Initially, maybe you will think it is fog but eventually it will burn your eyes and it decreases the visibility of the roads and maybe you will see this fog kind of thing even in your room.
– Cheap shopping: Maybe other things are pretty expensive here but shopping is going to balance this. You can go to Sarojini and many other places for the cheapest clothes.
– The feeling of summer even in the rainy season: If it is not raining in the rainy season then you can get the feeling of summer.
– Minimum rainfall: If you are not from Haryana, Punjab, and Rajasthan be ready for this new change. The major cause of minimum rainfall here is ‘Delhi’s Pollution’.