New Delhi is a city with a dramatic history, having been destroyed and rebuilt seven times under a myriad of different regimes – from the British Raj to the Muslim Moguls. Each incarnation of the city has left its unique mark and now, as the city attracts thousands of migrants every day, New Delhi needs to take control of its own future to ensure it becomes a city that’s inclusive not exclusive.
Although New Delhi ranks highly for quality of life, its fast pace of growth means that many challenges exist: how to integrate migrants who arrive in the city and ensure there is enough space to both work and play for the city’s citizens.