EdTech Software Development for Delhi schools and institutes
Local businesses in Delhi
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3 km of the city centre.
- Schools: 40
- Lycée Français de Delhi; Air Force Bal Bharati School; Kerala School; Delhi Public School, Mathura Road; Guru Harkrishan Public School; Lady Irwin Senior Secondary School; Saint Columba's School; Government Sarvoday Bal Vidyalaya; Raghubir Singh Junior Modern School; School of planning and architecure
- Colleges and universities: 11
- Lady Irwin College; service road; Mata Sundri College for Women; Maulana Azad Medical College; School of Planning and Architecture; College of Art; Moraji Desai National Institute Of Yoga; College of Nursing; National Institute Of Design; National Defence College
- Libraries: 14
- iHub; British Council Division; Dyal Singh Public Library; Central Archaeological Library; Dayal Singh Library; Parliament Library; Lodhi Road Library; Palika Library; Delhi Public Library
- Book and stationery shops: 34
- New Delhi Stationery Mart; People's Publishing House; The Bookshop Inc.; Amit Book Company; Anil Book Corner; Famous Book Store; Faqir Chand Book Store; Jain Book Depot; Standard Book Co.; Bhutani Art Press
Delhi facts
- Population, 2011 Census
- 1,67,87,941
- Area
- about 1484 sq km, about 221 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 110006 (Delhi Sadar Bazar), 110010 (Delhi Cantt), 110042 (Delhi Engg. College), 110003 (Delhi High Court Extension Counter)
- Places nearby
- Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium (field Hockey stadium, New Delhi, India, 1 km), Khan Market metro station (metro station, 1 km), Fort Madhogarh (fort, 1 km), National Museum of India (museum, 1 km)
- Education
- Private schools in Delhi teach in English or Hindi and are affiliated to the CISCE, CBSE or National Institute of Open Schooling.
- History
- Seven cities are traditionally linked with the Delhi region, the earliest being Indraprastha, described in the Mahabharata as a city on the Yamuna.
- Geography
- Delhi is bordered by Haryana on the north, west and south and by Uttar Pradesh on the east, with the Yamuna river and the Delhi Ridge as its two main geographical features.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.