Rustic Melodies
The Brick and Concrete Symphony in New Delhi
A residential bungalow has been crafted to accommodate a family of six in the bustling capital city. Concrete and bricks, the customary materials used in India, have been employed to endure the scorching heat and cold. How can a city like Delhi possess such a multitude of offerings?
Throughout its existence, Delhi has witnessed the passage of numerous generations. From the former rulers who left behind magnificent forts, pillars, and minarets to each one has made an indelible mark on this enchanting city. The culinary landscape of Delhi mirrors its diverse heritage, embracing and celebrating cuisines from every nook and cranny of the country. The tantalizing Chole Bhature from the North, the delectable Dosa from the South, the mouthwatering Momos from the East, and the savory Chaat from the West come together in a harmonious blend. Delhi has evolved into a melting pot where various regional flavors coalesce seamlessly.
Delhi has transformed into a sanctuary that warmly embraces people from all walks of life. Its inclusive nature has woven a rich tapestry of cultures and traditions into the vibrant fabric of the city. Over time, Delhi has assimilated the essence of each culture, albeit losing a fraction of its original identity in the process.
When it comes to food, culture, and people, Delhi lacks a distinct identity. Today, whether you find yourself at the Qutub Minar or the Red Fort, it is difficult to fathom that these monuments were erected centuries apart. They have transcended time, surpassing the limitations of contemporary materials and technology. What better city than our beloved Delhi to be designated as the capital? It resonates as a rustic melody, a harmonious symphony, welcoming a new family into its midst.
