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OPTION 1: 6hr 45min via Bangkok (BKK)

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Flight Duration: 4hr 05min; Layover Time: 2hr 40min; Total Trip Time: 6hr 45min

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OPTION 1: 8hr 20min via Bangkok (BKK)

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Flight Duration: 5hr 45min; Layover Time: 2hr 35min; Total Trip Time: 8hr 20min

The temple is built out of white marble and red sandstone.

It is the chief minister, Mrs. Sheila Dixit.

At that time they walk as a pedestrian. some rich person can only afford to go far wtith help of train

The results of your search for Delhi (DEL) to Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (DFW)

Shortest Flight Duration * 19 hours 35 mins * Via Chicago O'Hare International Apt, Chicago (ORD) * this includes transfer time at Chicago O'Hare International Apt, Chicago (ORD)

Kemsing railway station was created in 1874.

Moti nagar would be nearest. Its in blue line

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There is no much time difference in India.... Almost same everywhere in India

it is the vishav widyala metro station ...

shakti nagar is after one trafficlight away from metro station...

The local taxi rate is 20 rupees for the first kilometer and 11 rupees for each additional kilometer. You'll be charged 25% extra at night from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. There's a waiting charge of 30 rupees per hour.

A "radio taxi" dial-a-cab service also operates 24 hours a day in Delhi. The rate is a flat 15 rupees per kilometer from the time you start your journey. Its a safe and reliable mode of traveling. Some reputed companies are "Easy Cab" & "Carzonrent". They will send an air conditioned taxi or cab to you.

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The flight from Belfast to Lourdes usually lasts between 2 hours 10 and 2 hours 20 minutes, depending on the weather!

yes amrit vihar burari is now approved colony you can purchase any where in amrit vihar like new plots cutting really it is the no one colony in burari and more information regd, no 448 from delhi govt

About 76-79 people per square mile in the US

Sathya Sai Baba is a man living in India right now. He is looked upon as someone like a God or close to God. He is a spiritual leader who teaches the right aspects to living life. He doesn't claim to be God like most people think. Infact, there are a lot of skeptics. But, like the story with Jesus, no one believed him when he was alive. Infact, until after his death, was the realization that he was such an important human being. Sai Baba currently resides in Putraparthi, India. He has many followers all over the world. Some people choose to believe he is God and others feel that he is a great teacher to all of mankind. He preaches what is good for the people. He is also famous for helping the civilians of India by building schools and facilities for the people to use. He built a well, in which the people could access clean water at one time. Some people claim that he is a miracle worker as well. Others feel that he is a deceitful liar. Sai Baba claims that he is part of everyone's religion. He's not only a Hindu, but Christian, Muslim, etc. There are lots of articles about him on the internet, feel free to look them up.

By road it's 215 km, approximately 2 hours 38 minutes driving time.

It's about 203 km /127 miles 3-4 hours using train.

The Road Distance Between Delhi and Agra is 210 Kilometre by road. The expected travel time 3 hour. Take Yamuna Express way to avoid traffic. For more info visit : roaddistance.in/new-delhi/new-delhi-india-to-agra-distance/by-road/

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New Delhi is the capital city of India. The city was founded in 1911 and inaugurated in 1931.

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Delhi, as the National Capital of modern day India turns one hundred years old (or some would say young) today. On 12 December, 1911 the National Capital of the then colonized India was shifted by the British from Kolkata to Delhi. With this, the political focus also shifted and Delhi was re-established as the center for ruling the Indian sub-continent. This was not the first time that Delhi, which has reference dating back to 1450 BC, became a capital.

Between the 12th and the 19th century AD, Delhi was the capital for many rulers. Siri, Tughlakabad, Jahanapanah, Ferozabad, Dinpanah, Shergarh and Shahajahanabad are the historic 'seven cities' that took shape in Delhi. Shahajahanabad, built by Shah Jahan between 1639 and 1648 AD remained the capital of the Mughal Empire until 1857. The eighth city, or the present New Delhi, was built by the British Empire and is the one which is celebrating its 100 years today.

What needs to be understood here is the reason that made Delhi the 'capital-of-choice' for many a rulers in recorded history. The answer is not too hidden and lies in the city's landscape and topography. Two characteristic geographic features -- River Yamuna and the Delhi Ridge are indeed the reason why Delhi enjoyed the status that it still does. Now aptly called the lifelines of Delhi, the Yamuna and the Ridge are Delhi's natural resources that have served the city since time immemorial. While River Yamuna ensures the much needed water which is essential for the survival and sustenance of any settlement, the Ridge, the extension of the Aravali range, provides a natural protection thus making Delhi a site of strategic importance. The river on one side and the Ridge on the other made Delhi the perfect capital for any man who had a dream to conquer, conquest and rule.

Delhi today manifests the symptoms of uncontrolled urbanization with respect to population , transport, industrialization and trade, and commercialization. The city, made initially to cater to 70,000 people has grown outward to host over 16 million people in the present day. This has put some understandable pressure on Delhi's natural resources and led to depletion in quality of the ecosystem services provided by these. Yamuna is now a drain that flows in one part of the city and is known only because there is a trans-'Yamuna'. The once continuous Ridge is now split into parts. It lies quiet but is slowly facing ecological crisis of all kinds. Both the Yamuna and the Ridge have been opened up for construction allowing urbanization to destroy the very "lifelines" that first facilitated it. And now, there is an urgent need to highlight the issues of the river and the Ridge before more damage is done to these.

When the lifelines of a system are damaged, its sustainability becomes difficult and its ability to host life impossible. Delhi's survival and sustainability is intricately linked to the health of the Delhi Ridge and River Yamuna. The Ridge acts as the green lungs, an air purifier, provides a green refuge and what not. The River brings all forms of water -- surface, rain and ground water -- for the citizens of Delhi and replenishes us.

But in the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, most of us forget this and remain detached from the essential reality that we too are part of the ecosystem and will be impacted by any unnatural adverse change. It is now time to realize this truth and be more aware and informed about our surroundings. On this 100 year 'capital celebration', give Delhi the gift it deserves. Give it some of your time and it will only be an investment in your own future. Here's a toast to a 'forever' Delhi!

Attribution: This answer has been taken from the Delhi Greens Blog.

Delhi is not a State. It is a Union Territory.

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