Delhi, the former capital of India, is divided into old Delhi and New Delhi. New Delhi is located in the south of Delhi and is separated from the old city by a Delhi gate. New Delhi and old Delhi are like two neighbors living in the same land.

New Delhi is a part of Delhi, which is divided into old Dehli and New Dehli. New Delhi is located in the South and separated from the old city by a Delhi gate. The capital of the country is sometimes called "New Delhi" and sometimes "Delhi". This is because Delhi is an ancient capital. Later, a new city was expanded beside the ancient capital, and the new city was called New Delhi to distinguish it from the old Delhi.

Delhi is divided into two parts: old Dehli and New Dehli. New Delhi is located in the south, with a Delhi gate separated from the old city. New Delhi and old Delhi are like two neighbors living in the same land. The streets of old Delhi are narrow, with two or three floors of old buildings, ox carts, bicycles and trams full of narrow streets. On the contrary, New Delhi has broad streets, clean streets among green trees, and is the economic and administrative center of the whole country of India. The total population of new and old Delhi is 11.3 million (1997)