The anatomy of a Delhi village

The article explores the unique characteristics of Delhi's villages, contrasting them with the historical changes experienced in Old Delhi during Partition. While the urban areas of the capital faced significant demographic shifts, leading to a profound transformation in their social fabric, the villages maintained a sense of continuity. This stability has allowed them to preserve traditional lifestyles and cultural practices, even amidst the broader disruptions that affected the city. The piece delves into how these villages have remained relatively insulated from the upheavals that reshaped urban Delhi, shedding light on their distinct identity and resilience. By examining the social structures and community dynamics within these rural locales, the article highlights their importance in the context of Delhi's overall development and cultural heritage, offering insights into a lesser-known aspect of the capital's landscape.