Local businesses in Delhi
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3 km of the city centre.
- Hospitals: 11
- Lady Hardinge Medical College & Associated Hospitals; Central Hospital (Northern Railways); Palika Maternity Hospital; Kalawati Saran Children's Hospital; NGO Lok Kalyan Samiti; Jayprakash Infotech; Tibetan Medical and Astro Institute; Arvind Medicare; General Williams Hospital; Guru Harkrishan Polyclinic Bangla Sahib
- Clinics: 17
- H.C.M. Lane Allopathic Dispensary; NDMC Dispensary; Babar Road Allopathic Dispensary; CGHS Dispensary North Avenue; CGHS Dispensary Pandara Road; CGHS Dispensary South Avenue; CGHS Dispensary Zakir Husain Road; DGD Delhi High Court; President Estate Clinic; New Delhi Municipal Council Polyclinic
- Pharmacies: 17
- Metro City Pharmacy; Medicine House; Parkash Medicos; Nath Brothers; R. K. Health Care; Anand Drug Store; Chemist Shop; Medsurg Pharma; Sitara pharmacy; Youplus
- Dental clinics: 2
- Jain Dental Centre; The Pearl White Dental Clinic
- Medical supply and optical shops: 10
- Frameszon; Arnaf India; SNG Surgical; Bon-Ton Opticians; Bonton Optician; Mobiles Daddy; Dwinkle Opticals; Bonton; Lawrence & Mayo; Titan eye plus
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)
- Culture and food
- Hinduism is the largest religion in Delhi, followed by Islam, Sikhism, Jainism, Christianity and Buddhism. A strong Punjabi influence can be seen in the city's language, dress and food.
- 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.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.