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Places of Religious Significance
The Akshardham Temple The Swaminarayan Akshardham in New Delhi embodies thousands of years of Indian culture. It is a showcase of India’s historical architecture and spiritual tradition. This temple has gained an iconic status in the city. It is spread over an area of about 100 acres. The temple has been constructed with pink sandstone. The temple offers the children an opportunity to learn about the nation’s ancient grandeur. Besides the breathtaking architecture, the temple complex offers boat rides, musical fountains and exquisite gardens for the children to have some fun. The pillars of the temple are famous for their consummate artistry which encompasses flora, dancers, musicians and the Hindu Gods. The Inner Sanctum or the Garbhagriha is a reminder of the Gothic architecture. The temple’s premises lead to the tranquil Narayan Sarovar. This holy lake contains water flowing in from 151 rivers and lakes sanctified by Bhagwan Swaminarayan. Lotus Temple Even from a distance, the famous Lotus Temple can be seen as enormous, white and spotless lotus soaring high from the hills of Kalkaji in New Delhi. This lotus-shaped Hindu shrine was opened to the public in December 1986. It was designed by architect Fariburz Sabha. The temple is nestled in the midst of a picturesque backdrop with lush manicured gardens. The lotus petals of the temple signify the secularity of all faiths. The 35m high lotus petals are made of a special Korean concrete that was later overlaid with white marble. However, the most astonishing feature of the temple that puzzles every tourist is the absence of any particular deity. When visited during the evenings, the whole temple glitters like a jewel. Birla Temple This Orissa-styled temple was erected by the world-famous industrialist B.D. Birla in 1938 and was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi himself. This is perhaps the most revered Hindu temple in Delhi. The temple enshrines most deities of the Hindu belief but the presiding deity is Vishnu and his consort Lakshmi, the Goddess of prosperity and fortune. The temple portrays an alluring blend of cream and red and combines Hindu mythology and ancient Indian architecture. The temple exhibits the Nagara style of architecture. The main spire or the shikhara is nestled above the chamber, soaring at 160 ft. The temple also has a Buddhist shrine. There is an arena that is known as the gym of Bhima, the second of Pandavas. Children can enjoy the miniature rock temples in the backyard of the temple. Jama Masjid This is the world’s largest mosque. It was built in 1656 AD. It was designed by Ostad Khalil, a famous Mughal architect. The mosque has an obvious influence of Persian Architecture. It took 13 years to build the mosque and nearly 5,000 craftsmen were employed. The mosque was built in red sand stone and is nearly 261 feet long and 90 feet wide. Its roof is covered with three domes that have alternate stripes of black and white marble. The entrance is possible through three main gates. It is surrounded by many small eateries and restaurants and a visit to the Jama Masjid without digging into the non-vegetarian delicacies is considered a culinary sin. Chattarpur Mandir Chattarpur Mandir is situated near Qutub Minar, in the Mehrauli area of Delhi. The stunning temple complex is an Indian architectural wonder. All the shrines in the complex are built with white marble. Comparatively recent in its construction, it rivals the splendour of the Mughal architecture of the city. Devotees from all over Delhi and surrounding areas come to pay in the temple. The main shrine of the temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga and exhibits traits of the exotic temple architecture that is found in southern shores of India. The temple is famous for its Durga Puja celebrations. There is a common belief that tying a thread on a tree inside the complex of the temple fulfils one’s desires. The splendour of the temple is complimented by the surrounding lush green gardens. There are other idols of Hindu gods like Vishnu, Ganesha, Lakshmi and Shiva. ISKCON Temple The ISKCON Temple in the East of Kailash area of New Delhi was built in 1998. This temple is famous for its ‘Shikharas’ that rise as high as 90 ft. The temple has an air-conditioned hall to host nearly 1,500 people. The art paintings have been done by Russian artists and detail many famous mythological Hindu characters like Radha-Krishna, Sita-Ram, Hanuman and Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. The temple is mainly dedicated to Lord Krishna. The temple also houses a museum which organizes shows to explain the philosophy behind the Hindu epics Ramayana and Mahabharata.
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Delhi’s Political and Colonial Heritage
Rashtrapati Bhawan This magnificent structure was built under the British Empire and is a reminder of the colonial history of the city. It is also called the President’s House as it is the residence of the President of the nation. This building merges Mughal and Western architectural styles and the most outstanding influence of Indian architecture can be seen in the form of the copper dome. In the centre of its forecourt, behind the high railing fence, lies the 44m high Jaipur Column. This sandstone column was a gift from the Maharaja of Jaipur. Lying to the west of the President’s house are the exotic Mughal Gardens. At the gates of the Rashtrapati Bhawan, mounted and on-foot troops parade in full uniform on Saturday mornings. The Parliament House This is the seat of Indian politics, situated on Parliament Street, north of Rajpath. It was designed by Sir Herbert Baker and was originally called the Circular House, because of its shape. The corridor has a large number of sentinels, nearly 247 which dot the 173m disc which serves as a substratum in this structure. It also portrays the architecture of the Mughal era in the boundary walls which are made of carved sandstone and have delicate motifs on them. One can get a permit from the reception office and then visit the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha which are the centres of political activity and the melting pot of India’s top political leaders. Here, bills are passed and laws are put into motion. The Parliament House is often referred to as the Sansad Bhawan.
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Historical Monuments in Delhi
Red Fort This magnificent fort is also known as the Lal Qila. The Red Fort has witnessed many historic battles for the nation’s independence. Inside the fort, the main structure includes the Diwan – E- Aam or the hall for public audience, Diwan – E – Khas or the hall of private audience, Mumtaz Mahal — the residence of Shah Jahan’s daughter, Khas Mahal — the private room of the Emperor and the Moti Mahal which was built by Aurangzeb. The fort was built by Shah Jahan when he shifted his capital from Agra to Shahjahanabad — now Old Delhi and it took nine years to build the enormous fort complex. The fort is almost octagonal in shape, like most of the Islamic buildings in India. Every year on the 15th of August, the national flag of India is hoisted at the Red Fort by the Prime Minister. The fort also has the Naubat or Naqqar Khana which is famous for its collection of musical instruments. People throng to catch The Light and Sound Show which is held every evening inside the complex the fort. A visit to the Fort gives the children a sense of the nation’s rich historical past. Qutab Minar An overwhelming tower made of bricks called the Qutab Minar has become synonymous with the history of Delhi. This majestic sandstone tower is nestled in the southern quarters of Delhi. It is 237.8 ft in height and is an exquisite example of the Indo-Islamic and Afghan architecture. This architectural site is surrounded by lush green manicured gardens, which are a favoured picnic and recreational spot for people. This tower has become a distinguished member of the World Heritage Site community and it mysteriously leans to almost 60 cm off the vertical. The Minar has a colossal entrance called the Alai Darwaza, the main entrance to the whole complex. There are richly-decorated facades of white marble that are engraved with geometric patterns and Arabic inscriptions. Just at the foot of the Qutab Minar stands India’s first mosque — the Quwwat-ul-Islam Masjid. Humayun’s Tomb Humayun’s Tomb is regarded as the first garden tomb of the Indian subcontinent. It dates back to 1570. Humayun’s Tomb was built by Hamida Banu Begum, wife of the Mughal Emperor Humayun. This monument exemplifies the grandeur of the Mughal style of architecture. One of the main attractions of the tomb is the garden or the Char Bagh. The garden surrounding the tomb is divided into 36 squares by small water channels and stoned paths. The square garden is surrounded by a high wall made of rubble of stones that is further divided into four large squares separated by channels and each square is divided into smaller squares by pathways which create the Char Bagh. The tomb is octagonal in shape. A great central chamber has four offsets and is double-storied in height. The central room contains the cenotaph of Emperor Humayun and his Queen. Old Fort The Old Fort is also called the Purana Qila. It was built in the 16th century. The architecture pattern is basically a blended format of Mughal/Hindu/Afghan architecture. The fort was built in red sandstone and the fort walls are octagonal in shape. At some points, the fort extends to 33.5m in height. Many archaeologists believe that the fort is actually standing on the ancient site of Indraprasta — the capital of Pandavas. Inside the fort is Humayun’s Library. This octagonal building is called Sher Mandal as it was built by Sher Shah. The Talaqi Darwaza is known as the ‘Forbidden Gate’. Inside the fort is a mosque called Quila Kuhna Masjid. A bit beyond the fort is the Qila-i-Kuhna Masjid or the mosque of Sher Shah. This mosque is the epitome of Delhi’s heritage of the Lodi style of architecture. The prayer hall leads to staircases which further lead to the second storey from where a splendid panorama of the fort can be seen with the greenery of Delhi as its backdrop. Jantar Mantar This monument was basically built as a scientific observatory by Sawai Jai Singh II in 1710 A.D. The structure encloses a sun dial or the Samrat Yantra that signifies the scientific heritage of the past centuries. The structure corroborates observable astronomical facts and can be used, even today, to determine the position of different astral bodies. A perfect amalgamation of religion and science, the observatory is looked upon as a historical site by the people. The Jantar Mantar has instruments that are used to calculate the longest and shortest days. These yantras or instruments are built of brick rubble and are plastered with lime. The site is thronged by tourists who stand awestruck by the scientific advancement India had made hundreds of years ago.
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Intersting Facts for Play School Kids
‘I am.’ is the shortest complete sentence in the English language. The longest word in English has 1,89,819 letters that takes three and a half hours to pronounce. It is impossible to sneeze with your eyes open. The average chocolate bar has 8 insects’ legs in it. The strongest muscle in the body is TONGUE. Right handed people live on average nine years longer than left handed people do. A polar bear’s skin is black. Its fur is not white but, actually clear. ‘Dreamt’ is the only English word that ends with the letters ‘mt’. There are only 14 different calendars that keep on repeating. Hinduism is world’s oldest religion. Potato is the most cultivated vegetable in the world today. A crocodile cannot stick its tongue out. An ostrich’s eye is bigger than its brain. The average person falls asleep in seven minutes. If a statue in the park of a person on a horse has both front legs in the air, the person died in battle; if the horse has one front leg in the air, the person died as a result of wounds received in battle, if the horse has all four legs on the ground, the person died of natural causes. Every time you sneeze, your heart stops beating for a second. (This is the reason, most of the people around us say ‘God bless you’. An average person experiences 1,460 dreams a year! Our eyes are always the same since birth, but our ears and nose never stop growing. Rubber bands last longer when refrigerated. No piece of paper can be folded more than 7 times. Apples, not caffeine, are more efficient at waking you up in the morning All US Presidents have worn glasses. Some just didn’t like being seen wearing them in public. The cigarette lighter was invented before the match. Every drop of seawater contains approximately 1 billion gold atoms. The total combined weight of the worlds ant population is heavier than the weight of the human population. Just about 3 people are born every second, and about 1.3333 people die every second. The result is about a 2 and 2/3 net increase of people every second. Almost 10 people more live on this Earth now, than before you finished reading this. The number of people alive on earth right now is higher than the number of all the people that have died. Ever. 9 out of 10 people believe Thomas Edison invented the light bulb.This isn’t true; Joseph Swan did. Honey is the only food that does not spoil. Honey found in the tombs of Egyptian pharaohs has been tasted by archaeologists and found edible. Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon with his left foot first. Ten tons of space dust falls on the Earth every day. Every year the sun loses 360 million tons. Napoleon was terrified of cats.
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South Delhi
Nursing Home in South Delhi Manav Medical Centre Address: E-11, South Extn., Part-1 New Delhi-110049 Delhi India Phone:4615909,4640017, 4690655 Mohinder Hospital Address: C-5, Green Park Extn. New Delhi-110016 Delhi India Phone:6852880-1-2 N.V.S. Badarpur Nursing Home Address: 414, Mathura Road, Badarpur Near State Bank of India New Delhi-110041 Delhi India Phone:6943628,6955169, 6941248 Cell : 9811011768 Sama Nursing Home Address: 8, Sri Fort Road New Delhi-110049 Delhi India Phone: 644543, 6251293, 6256198 Sanghi Nursing Home Address: C-26, Greet Park Extn. New Delhi-110016 Delhi India Phone:6522424, 6514499 Sawan Neelu Angel’s Nursing Home Address: J-293, Saket New Delhi-110017 Delhi India Phone: 6963094, 6563184 Sehgal’s Nursing Home Neu. Res. Instt. Address: B-21-22, Kailash Colony New Delhi-110048 Delhi India Phone: 6441826, 6419531, 6448905 Sunil Nursing Home Address: 15/199, Malviya Nagar New Delhi-110017 Delhi India Phone:6444282, 6460225, 6470542 Vasudeva Nursing Home Address: B-34, Shivalinks New Delhi-110017 Delhi India Phone: 6468974, 6211356 Vibhu Nursing Home Address: 11/137-138, Malviya Nagar 11/137-38 Malviya Nagar , New Delhi-110017 Delhi India Phone: 668-3681, 668-3651 Akash Arogya Mandir (Nursing Home) Address: 90/43, Malviya Nagar New Delhi-110017 Delhi India Phone: 6479989, 6287142 Cell : 9810159466 Chopra Hospital & Nursing Home Address: DDA Community Centre Yusuf Sarai New Delhi-11049 Delhi India Phone: 6866396, 6868645 Dr. Sharma’s Nursing Home Address: A-19A, Kailash Colony New Delhi-110048 Delhi India Phone: 6410333, 6431896
East Delhi
Nursing Home in East Delhi Kukreja Hospital Address: D-36, Acharya Niketan Mayur Vihar-1 Delhi-110091 Delhi India Phone: 2253123, 2252690 Mahesh Hospital Address: D-437, West Vinod Nagar I.P. Extn. Patpar Ganj Delhi-110092 Delhi India Phone: 2429394, 2431145 Malhotra Nursing Home Address: 209 – A, Pkt. – B Mayur Vihar Phase – II Delhi India Phone: 91-11-247 5520 Mamta Medical Centre Address: C-9/12, Yamuna Vihar Delhi110053 Delhi India Phone: 2265570, 2261342 Mayur Medicare Centre Address: 81, Pratap Nagar, Mayur Vihar Phase-I Delhi-110091 Delhi India Phone:2253329, 2255501 Mohan Nursing Home & Hospital Address: B-2/40A, Yamuna Vihar Delhi-110053 Delhi India Phone: 2182708, 2187477 Narula Clinic & Maternity Home Address: U-181, Vikas Marg, Shakar Pur Delhi-110092 Delhi India Phone:2242192, 2240657 R.K.Maternity Home Address: Bunglow Plot # 8, Patparganj Rd. Pandav Nagar Delhi India Phone: 91-11-220 9293, 241 6485, 241 6486 Shahadara Nursing Home Address: Z-1, Naveen Shahdara Delhi-110032 Delhi India Phone:2281340 Shakuntala Nursing Home Address: 17 Main Shiv Puri Pataparganj Road Delhi-110051 Delhi India Phone: 2250643, 2249600 Shanti Nursing Home Address: 1/11671, Panchsheel Garden Naveen Shahdara Delhi-110032 Delhi India Phone:2284372, 2277628, 2277629 Sharma Nursing Home Address: C-1/18A, Yamuna Vihar Delhi-110053 Delhi India Phone: 55278196, 22913920 Singh Nursing Home Address: D-236, Vivek Vihar Shahdara Delhi-110032 Delhi India Phone:2144361, 2151574 Singh Nursing Home Address: D-236, Vivek Vihar Delhi India Phone: 09810539893 Sona Maternity & Nursing Home Address: 4/1925, Ram Block Bhola Nath Nagar Shahdara Delhi-110032 Delhi India Phone: 2207223, 2415366 Sukhija Nursing Home Address: B-128, Vivek Vihar Delhi-110095 Delhi India Phone: 2151698, 2154131 Sunaina Maternity & Nurs. Home Address: Shop # 2, DDA Mkt., Pocket – 3 Mayur Vihar Delhi India Phone:2251578, 2491097 Sunaina Maternity & Nursing Home Address: B-9, Acharya Niketan Mayur Vihar-1 Delhi-110091 Delhi India Phone: 2251578, 2252419 Surgicentre Nursing Home Address: D-15, Vivek Vihar Delhi India Phone: 2150319, 214117 Vaid Maternity & Nursing Home Address: 1/4992, Loni Road Shahdara Delhi-110032 Delhi India Phone: 2291817, 2211817 Dr. Ram Nursing Home Address: 27 Pkt.-1, Mayur Vihar Phase-1 Delhi-110091 Delhi India
West Delhi
Nursing Home in West Delhi Khanna Nursing Home Address: C4F/245, Janak Puri New Delhi-110058 Delhi India Phone:5551773, 5507947, 5543545 Kulkarni Children’s Medical Centre Address: A-4/25, Paschim Vihar New Delhi-110063 Delhi India Phone:5594093, 5589340 Lamba Hospital & Nursing Home Address: B – 1 / 453 Janak Puri New Delhi Delhi India Phone: 91-11-550 6392 M.R. Nursing Home Address: A-16, Kirti Nagar New Delhi-110015 Delhi India Phone:5102444, 5195560 Mahajan Nursing Home Address: 1-50 Arya Samaj Road Uttam Nagar New Delhi-110059 Delhi India Phone:5639860, 5639374 Mahavir Nursing Home Address: 49B/41, Punjabi Bagh New Delhi-110026 Delhi India Phone:5457229,5194239, 5433138 Mahesh Kapoor’s Medical Centre Address: J-19, Mangole Puri Delhi-110083 Delhi India Phone:7271452,5589417, 5681293 Mittal Nursing Home Address: C-3/6, Janak Puri New Delhi-110058 Delhi India Phone:5552202, 5552442 Palm Springs Hospital Address: Industrial Area, Ph – I Naraina New Delhi Delhi India Phone: 91-11-579 8695 Paul’s Nursing Home Address: 235, Avtar Enclave Paschim Vihar New Delhi-110063 Delhi India Phone: 5584754, 5572314 Prahalad Nursing Home Address: C-22, Vikas Puri New Delhi-110018 Delhi India Phone:5508270, 5508660 Pt. Girdhari Lal Memorial Sharma Nursing Home Address: RZ – 1 / 3, Main Rd. Palam Colony New Delhi Delhi India Phone: 91-11-503 0235, 508 3744, 508 3739 R.P.Maternity Clinic & Nursing Home Address: C-6-B/107, Janak Puri New Delhi-110058 Delhi India Phone: 5552604, 5541375 R.N.Khetarpal Memorial Nursing Home Address: 283/4, Vishnu Garden (Opp. Khyala School) New Delhi-110018 Delhi India Phone:5449027 Ram Chand Memorial Nursing Home Address: 38 Road No. 61 West Punjabi Bagh New Delhi-110026 Delhi India Phone: 5193594, 5416519 Rana Nursing Home Address: J-1/162A Spring Filed Rajouri Garden New Delhi-110027 Delhi India Phone: 5105235, 5101686 Sanjay Hospital & Maternity Ctr Address: RZ – 11, Main Rd. Palam Colony New Delhi Delhi India Phone:91-11-508 5570, 508 5241 Santulan Nursing Home Address: F-60, Bali Nagar Near Rajouri Garden New Delhi-110060 Delhi India Satija Nursing Home Address: A-5/7, Paschim Vihar New Delhi-110063 Delhi India Phone: 5583726, 5680789 Cell : 9811050035 Shishu Sadan Address: 25/21, Tilak Nagar New Delhi-110018 Delhi India Phone: 5433494, 5939684 Sodhi Nursing Home and ENT Hospital Address: 455 Bhera Enclave, Paschim Vihar New Delhi INDIA Phone:25266166 Sushruta Maternity & Surgical Centre Address: A-311 Meera Bagh Outer Ring Road Paschim Vihar New Delhi-110041 Delhi India Westend Nursing Home Address: WZ 633, Shiv Nagar Extn., Janak Puri (Behind DDA Mkt., Jail Road) New Delhi-110058 Delhi India Phone: 5505092, 5535532 Vohara Nursing Home Address: A-1/6, Rajouri Garden New Delhi-110027 Delhi India Phone:5102002, 5105350 Aggarwal Nursing Home Address: F-81 & 82, 4th Street Virender Nagar Janak Puri Road New Delhi-110058 Delhi India Phone:5531545 Ahuja Nursing Home Address: J – 1 / 161 Rajouri Garden New Delhi Delhi India Phone: 91-11-519 4746, 510 0643 Batra Nursing Home Address: A-6/13, Paschim Vihar New Delhi 110063 Delhi India Phone: 5587318, 5581836 Dr. Attam’s Nursing Home Address: 19, Bhera Enclave Paschim Vihar New Delhi-110064 Delhi India Phone: 5586616, 5580348 Dr. Bharti’s Nursing Home Address: B-29-30, Hari Nagar New Delhi-110064 Delhi India Phone:5401551, 5400079
North Delhi
Nursing Home in North Delhi Khana Clinic Address: A-2/2, Model Town-1 Delhi-110009 Delhi India Phone: 7244290, 7228674 Khurana Nursing Home Address: 10 Raj Nagar Pitam Pura New Delhi-110034 Delhi India Phone: 7186670, 7181962 Kohli Nursing Home Address: 18-19, F-18 Rohini Sector-8 New Delhi-110085 Delhi India Phone: 7171669, 72788190 Kumar Medical & Maternity Centre Address: AM-35, Shalimar Bagh Delhi-110052 Delhi India Modi Nursing Home Address: B-16, Dr. Mukherjee Nagar Delhi-110053 Delhi India Phone:7259794, 7111239 Nigam Nursing Home Address: A113, Indra Colony Narela New Delhi-110040 Delhi India Phone:7282142, 7121124 North Delhi Nursing Home Address: 3, Community Ctr. – II, Ph – II Ashok Vihar Delhi India Phone:91-11-742 2131, 713 3787, 745 2450 Nulife Hospital & Meternity Centre Address: 1616, Outram Line Kingsway Camp G.T. Road Delhi-110009 Delhi India Phone:7232646, 7250066 Prashant Nursing Home Address: C-1/17, Prashant Vihar Delhi-110085 Delhi India Phone: 7261321, 7264555 Sanjivani Nursing Home Address: D-13,, Kamla Nagar Delhi-110007 Delhi India Phone: 3954179, 3978969 Sehgal Nursing Home Address: A/6, Panchwati Azad Pur Delhi-110033 Delhi India Phone: 7455363, 7434142 Sehgal Nursing Home Address: A-293, Meera Bagh Outer Ring Road New Delhi-110087 Delhi India Phone: 5587090, 5579237 Sethi Nursing Home Address: A-12, Gujranwala Town, Part-I Delhi-110033 Delhi India Phone: 7434565, 7233836 Sh. Balaji Nursing Home Address: 195, Deepali, Pitam Pura Delhi-110034 Delhi India Phone: 7181962, 7186670 Sh. Gopal Dass Khurana Nursing Home Address: 10 Raj Nagar Pitam Nagar Delhi-110034 Delhi India Phone:7181962, 7186670 Shalimar Diagnostic Centre Address: AD-130A Shalimar Bagh Delhi-110052 Delhi India Phone:2441825 Shantam Nursing Home Address: 1/18, Sunder Vihar Outer Ring Road New Delhi-110041 Delhi India Phone: 5587593, 5572485 Sondhi Nursing Home Address: 82-A, Kamla Nagar Delhi-110007 Delhi India Phone: 3918463, 3972227 Sri Balaji Nursing Home Address: 195, Deepali Pitam Pura Delhi India Phone: 91-11-701 3204, 701 1146 Verma Nursing Home Address: F-58, Bali Nagar New Delhi-110034 Delhi India Phone: 5439425 Agarwal Nursing Home Address: 2528, Tri Nagar Delhi-110035 Delhi India Phone:7190355, 7196926 Arora Nursing Home Address: A-184, Gujranwala Town Part-I Delhi-110009 Delhi India Phone: 7142885, 7242935 Arora Nursing Home Address: BE – 1 Shalimar Bagh Delhi India Phone: 748 8756 Bajaj Nursing Home Address: 383, Kohat Encalve Pitampura Delhi-110034 Delhi India Phone: 7181664, 7180289 D. R. Maternity & Nursing Home Address: C-2/3, Pragati Market Ashok Vihar Phase-II New Delhi-110052 Delhi India Phone: 7229394, 7249394 Dr. Dubey Nurs. Home & Child. Hosp. Address: Alipur Road, Narela Delhi-110054 India Phone:7282709 Dr. Lata Maternity & Gayne Clinic Address: A.G. 35, Shalimar Bagh Delhi-11052 India Phone:7479734, 7479735
West Delhi
School Name Address Phone 1 ADARSH JAIN D. S. S SCHOOL Thana Road, Najafgarh, New Delhi 110043 2 5016302 2 ADARSH MODEL SCHOOL 96 Pratap Nagar, New Delhi 110064 25409953 3 ADARSH MODEL SCHOOL F/75-76, Bali Nagar, New Delhi 110018 4 ADARSH MODEL SER. SEC. SCHOOL C-Block, Vikaspuri, New Delhi 110018 25533300 5 ADARSH MONT. SCHOOL G-14 A, Mansarovar Garden, New Delhi 25447631 6 ADARSH PUBLIC SCHOOL B-Block, Janakpuri, New Delhi 110058 7 ADARSH PUBLIC SCHOOL C-Block, Vikas Puri, New Delhi 110018 25595776 8 ADARSH SCHOOL 3/14 West Patel Nagar, New Delhi 110008 25781542 9 ADARSH SEC. SCHOOL Mansarover Garden, New Delhi 10 ADARSH SEC. SCHOOL Opp Krishi Apartments,Vikaspuri,D-Block 25781542 11 ADARSH VIDYALAYA A-97, Tagore garden, New Delhi 110027 25115064 12 AIR FORCE GOLDEN JUBILEE INSTITUTE Subroto Park, Delhi Cantt. New Delhi 23292819 13 AIR FORCE SER. SEC. SCHOOL Palam Delhi Cantt., Delhi 110010 2 3295949 14 BAL BHARATI JAIN PUBLIC SCHOOL B-47/48, Jeewan Park, Pankha Road 15 BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL Gangaram Hospital Marg,Rajinder Nagar 25782419 16 BANASTHALI PUBLIC SCHOOL H-1/149, Vikaspuri, New Delhi 110018 25591912 17 BAPU ADARSH VIDYALAYA R-Block, New Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi 25727047 18 BAL STHALI PUBLIC SEC. SCHOOL Kirari, Nagloi, Delhi 110040 25474271 19 B. J. SINGH KHALSA GIRLS SER. SEC. SCHOOL East Patel Nagar, New Delhi 110008 25783297 20 BHATNAGAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL A-1 , Paschim Vihar, New Delhi 110063 25585852 21 CAMBRIDGE FOUNDATION SER. SEC. SCHOOL (CO-ED)G-8 Area, Rajouri Garden Extn. 25440590 22 COLUMBIA FOUNDATION SER. SEC. SCHOOL D-Block,Creativity Nagar,Vikaspuri,New Delhi 25520045 23 DAV CENTENARY PUBLIC SCHOOL Paschim Enclave, Mianwali Nagar, New Delhi 25584715 24 DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL C-6,Vikaspuri,Near Krishi apartments, N.Delhi 25595594 25 DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL Janakpuri 26 DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL A-Block, Chander Nagar,Janakpuri, New Delhi 25599860 27 DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL A-1/29, Janak puri, Opp. Vikaspuri Crossing 28 DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL Reserve Bank Enclave, Paschim Vihar 25588020 29 DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL Bodella ase-II, Vikaspuri, New Delhi 110018 25502292 30 DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL Palam Dwarka Project, New Delhi 110045 25598795 31 DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL 26/92 West Patel Nagar, New Delhi 110008 25781101 32 DAV SCHOOL Delhi Cantt., Sadar Bazar, New Delhi 110010 33 D I KHAN SER. SEC. SCHOOL D-1, R Block, New Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi 25759172 34 D T E A SCHOOL B-1, Block Janak puri, New Delhi 110058 25506487 35 DAULATRAM MEMORIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL 648 Mindka X-ing, Delhi 110041 25472763 36 DAYANAND MODEL SCHOOL West Patel Nagar, New Delhi 37 DAYANAND ADARSH VIDYALAYA Arya Samaj, Tilak Nagar, New Delhi 110018 25438506 38 DOON PUBLIC SCHOOL D-1/24, Janakpuri, New Delhi 110058 25553927 39 DOON PUBLIC SCHOOL B-2, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi 110063 25588686 40 FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE PUBLIC SCHOOL C-1/129, Janakpuri, New Delhi 110058 25536582 41 FRANCIS DE-SALES SCHOOL A-4-C, Janak puri, New Delhi 110058 25551113 42 G D SALWAN JUNIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL Old Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi 110060 43 GOSWAMI VIDYAPITH SOCIETY 1/15, West Patel Nagar, New Delhi 44 GURU HARKISHAN PUBLIC SCHOOL Road Number 73, Punjabi Bagh, New Delhi 25430794 45 GURU HARKISHAN PUBLIC SCHOOL D-101, Fateh Nagar, New Delhi 110018 25595138 46 GURU HARIKISHAN MODEL SCHOOL Gurudwara D-Block,Raghubir Nagar,New Delhi 25446670 47 GURU HARKISHAN PUBLIC SCHOOL Block-20, Tilak Nagar, Delhi 110018 25131174 48 GURU HARKISHAN PUBLIC SCHOOL CJ A/47, A Janakpuri, New Delhi 110058 25615880 49 G. N. KHALSA MIDDLE SCHOOL MS Block, Hari Nagar, New Delhi 110064 25402438