Delhi – Your Guide to Culture, Sports & History

When you start looking at Delhi, the bustling capital of India that mixes ancient forts with modern streets. It’s also called Dilli.

Delhi encompasses historic landmarks like the Red Fort, and it requires an understanding of diverse traditions that coexist there. One of those traditions is Cricket, a sport that shapes social life, fuels city pride and brings together fans at venues from the Arun Jaitley Stadium to local grounds. Another key thread is Islamic culture, visible in the stunning Jama Masjid, the vibrant Shia gatherings, and the everyday practice of hijab and modest dress that many women in the city embrace. Finally, Film industry adds a creative pulse, with Delhi serving as a backdrop for movies, reviews and discussions that mirror the city’s complex identity.

What you’ll find next

Below you’ll discover a mix of articles that capture Delhi’s energy: a record‑breaking women’s cricket crowd in Guwahati, a test match heroics story linked to Indian pride, a bold film review that revisits historic events, personal accounts about hijab life in America, and deep dives into Muslim women’s fashion choices. Each piece reflects how Delhi’s past, sport, faith and cinema intersect, giving you a well‑rounded picture of the capital’s pulse. Keep reading to see how these topics play out in real stories and insights.