write a short note on the making of new Delhi. class 8 colonialism and the city chp.
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The architecture of New Delhi was the crowning glory of the British Raj. The architects of this new city were Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker. The bulidings of New Delhi were made of red sandstone and included features like domes, chhatris(kiosks), and jalis(trellised windows).
They designed a beautifully symmetrical city with the President's Palace atop Raisina Hill at centre, the city spreading out on all sides. There were office buildings. At the other end of RajPath was India Gate, built in memory of the british soldiers who died during World War 1. To the left of Viceroy's House was the Council of Chamber. Connaught Place, at the centre of the city was part of Lutyens' design Humayun's tomb Purana Qila, Qutub Minar and the Hazrat Nizamuddin were all made to be a part of New Delhi. Broad tree-lined roads, gracious public buildings, fountains and parks characterised British Delhi.
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They designed a beautifully symmetrical city with the President's Palace atop Raisina Hill at centre, the city spreading out on all sides. There were office buildings. At the other end of RajPath was India Gate, built in memory of the british soldiers who died during World War 1. To the left of Viceroy's House was the Council of Chamber. Connaught Place, at the centre of the city was part of Lutyens' design Humayun's tomb Purana Qila, Qutub Minar and the Hazrat Nizamuddin were all made to be a part of New Delhi. Broad tree-lined roads, gracious public buildings, fountains and parks characterised British Delhi.
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Delhi has a rich history because in the past it has been ruled by some of the most powerful kings.
The city's history began with the creation of Indraprastha by the Panadavas.
It has been said that this place was nothing more than a barren land, and it was turned into an excellent city by the Panadavas.
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