Quick facts about Delhi
Delhi is the political center of India. Delhi has great historical significance as an important commercial hub. A popular tourist destination, it has emerged as an important node in the international corporate and financial network.
Location
Delhi is located in the north of the country, about 100 miles (160 km) south of the Himalayas. It sits astride the Yamuna River, with the modern part (New Delhi) primarily on the west bank. The climate of Delhi is extremely dry, with intensely hot summers, except during the season of the monsoon (July-September).
Industries
Delhi’s position as the national capital and as a major industrial city has supported its function as a banking, wholesale-trade, and distribution center. Major industries in the region include financial services, construction and real estate, tourism, logistics, and IT. The city is also a well-established education hub with premier schools and higher institutes of research and learning.
Business opportunities
The geographic position of Delhi makes it a pivotal center in the subcontinent’s transportation network. Population growth and the vibrant economy contributed to a booming real-estate market. The service sector—the most important part of Delhi’s economy—can offer endless opportunities to international investors.
