“Going By the Book, Literally”- Article on Babaji in the current issue of Governance-Now Magazine.

Read the Governance Now magazine’s latest article on Babaji that will take you to an insightful journey of BabaJi’s education odyssey; the exclusive article elaborates upon some of the never-revealed facts about the inspirational & extra-ordinary journey of an ordinary man, who alone, with the grace of almighty, is re-defining the horizons of retirement & […]

Read the Governance Now magazine’s latest article on Babaji that will take you to an insightful journey of BabaJi’s education odyssey; the exclusive article elaborates upon some of the never-revealed facts about the inspirational & extra-ordinary journey of an ordinary man, who alone, with the grace of almighty, is re-defining the horizons of retirement & philanthropy.

Also, get one-on-one with the Kalgidhar Trust’s Advisor & PR Head S. Ravinder Pal Singh Kohli, the multi dimensional man, who solemnly burnt all his bridges to dedicate his life to service & uplift of humanity.

Explore Babaji’s Dream & live through his enduring & inspirationl journey… Read full article here

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‘The Zero External Tuition Culture’, followed across all Akal Academies

Another exquisite feature of Akal Academies that makes us stand distinct amongst other schools, is that all of the Akal Academies have always followed a record trend of absolutely ‘No-Outside-Tuitions’ for any of our students. “The culture is known to be followed like a religion by all our students, our students of Akal Academies do […]

Another exquisite feature of Akal Academies that makes us stand distinct amongst other schools, is that all of the Akal Academies have always followed a record trend of absolutely ‘No-Outside-Tuitions’ for any of our students.

“The culture is known to be followed like a religion by all our students, our students of Akal Academies do not know much or are unaware about the concept of tuitions, that is usually prevalent is trending amongst most public and city schools”, cited an experienced senior teacher, who has been serving Akal Academies since a decade.

The exclusive feature, which is supposedly unique or at least rarely amongst schools, especially in the current generation, is being devoutly adhered ever since the inception of Akal Academies – a culture being maintained all through our 27 glorious years.

Though most of the staff members of the organization know about the prevalence of this culture, but our young team of city-kids who managed to get through schools only through riding the expensive tuitions ferry, were highly intrigued to know and understand how this was possible and how the concept has managed to flourish across all academies at all times in parallel.

Upon some pleasantly intrusive keen investigations involving enquiring interviews, which were warmly welcomed, we learned the secret behind – the reason for no student is subscribing to the tradition of taking tuitions or even feeling the need for it and the reason was both stunning & commendable.

Surprisingly, the responsibility of support and guidance beyond schooling hours is fulfilled by the Academic staff – the Teachers themselves, and that too voluntarily and free of any kind of charges, within the school itself, even if it has to be working beyond the stipulated hours. This way the teachers always ensure there is no need for students to look for expensive tuitions, external help or guidance; they believe that course text books alongside focused training is sufficient to crack even through board examinations with flying colors.

This practice was conceptualized to address the concerns of rural and under-privileged students and their families, for whom affording tuitions was not even remotely possible, hence the concept was consciously designed – which has been successfully been observing its universal application across all Akal Academies, ever since.

So tuitions, totally free of charge, are in fact happening regularly within the school premises; primarily seeking to serve the purpose of addressing one-on-one needs of individual students, typically the-private-teachers-way in the cities do in the form of home tuitions; the process and the concept, perhaps, just evolved in a philanthropic and fantastic way for the rural folks!

~ Ramandeep Singh
~ New Delhi, 19th Nov ’13

Experience LIVE Gurbani Telecast – in India, Europe & USA from Baru Sahib

Increasing World Outreach Now experience LIVE Gurbani Telecast – in India, Europe & USA from Baru Sahib. Amidst celebrations on the pious occasion of Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Gurparv celebrations, we feel blessed to announce that the Baru Sahib’s global reach is now being further expanded; “Day & Night News” channel, from today, has initiated […]

Increasing World Outreach

Now experience LIVE Gurbani Telecast – in India, Europe & USA from Baru Sahib.

Amidst celebrations on the pious occasion of Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Gurparv celebrations, we feel blessed to announce that the Baru Sahib’s global reach is now being further expanded; “Day & Night News” channel, from today, has initiated its regular association with The Kalgidhar Trust of Baru Sahib.

The news channel has taken up the task of covering all about Baru Sahib and also air LIVE coverage of the daily-morning path routine, from 4:30am to 7:30am, through its news channel which broadcasts through several Digital Operators across North India and is also available to viewers in Europe through strategic tie-up with SANGAT TV, which is Free To Air over SKY 847 in UK and also in USA through ‘Global Punjab’, which is available in North America through DISH Network Channel No. 739.

The Baru Sahib coverage will also be available through Day and Night News website’s Live Channels which are available worldwide. The Daily Program will cover Jaap, Nitnem, Asa-Di-Vaar and Anand Sahib LIVE from Baru Sahib. The channel will also be covering important activities, updates & other important information related to Baru Sahib and The Kalgidhar Trust.

In total, with almighty’s blessings that couldn’t have come on a better day than this, the coverage will increase Baru Sahib’s worldwide outreach by a whooping 16,61,000 viewers of the Day & Night News Channel.

Our entire team extends regards to the Day&Night News Channel, especially the members involved, whose efforts will benefit millions. We wish a Happy & Blissful Gur-Parv to all our supporters & subscribers.

~ Ramandeep Singh
~ New Delhi, 18th Nov ’13

Eternal University Research Scholar Awarded at INDO – GLOBAL Education Summit 2013

Jasneet Kaur, a Ph.D. Research Scholar at Eternal University, Baru Sahib was recently invited at the 2013 INDO-Global Education Summit, organized by ‘The INDUS Foundation’ at Indian Habitat Center on 9th November, 2013 where she was awarded for Research Excellence on the basis of her research contributions and publications on the synthesis and characterization of […]

Jasneet Kaur, a Ph.D. Research Scholar at Eternal University, Baru Sahib was recently invited at the 2013 INDO-Global Education Summit, organized by ‘The INDUS Foundation’ at Indian Habitat Center on 9th November, 2013 where she was awarded for Research Excellence on the basis of her research contributions and publications on the synthesis and characterization of nanomaterials.

Jasneet’s research papers gave an in-depth analysis about ‘Synthesis and Characterization of different Nanostructures of Diluted Magnetic Semiconductors’. Her work in the domain of Material Science has previously been published in several editorials and magazines; she has written various research articles on the subject and has also been an active participant in many of the National and International Research Seminars & Conferences.

An Alumnus of Akal Academy Baru Sahib (Himachal Pradesh), Jasneet Kaur originally belongs to New Delhi. She and her family, have close affinity to Baru Sahib and Baba Iqbal Singh Ji. She decided to join Akal Academy, Baru Sahib at the time when she had completed her 8th standard schooling from Guru Nanak Public School and completed rest of her studies here.

After completion of her high school, Jasneet pursued B.Sc. Physics (Hons.) from Maitreyi College, University of Delhi and did her M.Sc. at the Department of Physics & Astrophysics, University of Delhi – after which she joined Eternal University as a Ph.D. Research Scholar, where she is carrying on with her Research on Nano Materials and also taking lectures for under-graduate and post-graduate students at the University.

INDO – GLOBAL Education Summit – is a comprehensive educational event of its kind ever held in India being the biggest networking event for leaders in education from India and other countries, which sees participation of around 1000 Top-Indian and Foreign Universities. Initiated in 2010, the summit identifies and promotes innovation and educational excellence through presentation of education awards to institutions, educationists, and faculty in recognition of their contributions and excellence in any of the various academic fields.

~ Deeksha Singh
~ New Delhi, 15th Nov ’13

Foundation Stone of Akal Women’s College Laid by Baba Iqbal Singh Ji at Village Manal

The wave of Rural Transformation has hit village Manal this time – With Foundation Stone laid on 13th November 2013 through the hands of 89 Years Young Baba Iqbal Ji himself, the village will now soon have its own Akal College for Women. “The opening of the Akal College in this district will hugely be helpful; […]

The wave of Rural Transformation has hit village Manal this time – With Foundation Stone laid on 13th November 2013 through the hands of 89 Years Young Baba Iqbal Ji himself, the village will now soon have its own Akal College for Women.

“The opening of the Akal College in this district will hugely be helpful; the girls will no longer need to travel distant places for First-Class Higher Education”, Babaji quoted on the occasion of Inaugural Foundation Stone Laying Ceremony.

Punjabi Tribune
Punjabi Tribune

During the event, he talked about the vision behind running of various Educational Institutes including Akal Academies and Colleges, which seek to provide modern scientific education following the traditional disciplines and strategies of Gurukul, striving to curb the drugs/alcohol addiction and to uproot the prevalent social evils from our society whilst invoking spirituality – faith & love for almighty into students.

The 5.5 acre of land for the noble cause of developing the Akal College has been donated by Major Gurcharan Singh Jhaj and his wife Raminder Kaur Jhaj, in the loving memory of their deceased son S. Gurdeep Singh Jhaj to The Kalgidhar Trust for the Noble cause of imparting quality education.

The inauguration ceremony observed presence of several social, religious personalities, who honored Baba Iqbal Singh Ji, for his commendable work and relentless efforts, especially at such age of 89 years.

Whilst addressing the guests, Babaji also mentioned about the “Guru Ki Kashi – Akal University” being constructed at Damdama Sahib – Talwandi Sabo Ki , which undertakes the noble task of bringing to reality the 4th Blessing of Gobind Singh Ji (The 10th Master); where he appealed everyone to support and contribute for the Great Noble Endeavor.

Babaji expressed to the audience that Sri Guru Granth Sahib is an ‘Epitome of Inter-Faith’ and our community has remained unsuccessful in spreading the awareness about this noble truth which can bring universal unity amongst people of all faiths whilst explaining that the foremost objective of Guru Ki Kashi would be to translate Guru Granth Sahib into all the languages of the world, so that the proclaimed message of brotherhood can be propagated.

~ Ramandeep Singh
~ New Delhi, 14th Nov ’13

Jagbani
Jagbani

Baba Iqbal Singh Ji Recognized as World’s 5th Most Powerful Sikh by U.K. Directory Report

Baba Iqbal Singh Ji of Baru Sahib, has been listed as the world’s 5th most powerful, influential and contemporary Sikh, according to the 1st edition of the Annual ‘The Sikh 100’  Report published by Sikh Directory U.K. (London). The issued list is the world’s first comprehensive ranking of the most powerful, influential and contemporary Sikhs in the world. The report is based […]

Baba Iqbal Singh Ji of Baru Sahib, has been listed as the world’s 5th most powerful, influential and contemporary Sikh, according to the 1st edition of the Annual ‘The Sikh 100’  Report published by Sikh Directory U.K. (London).

Ajit
Ajit

The issued list is the world’s first comprehensive ranking of the most powerful, influential and contemporary Sikhs in the world.

The report is based on in-depth analysis & study upon criteria & findings of several factors including – 7 type of Powers, Position, Influence, Effectiveness, Conduct,  Relations, Capabilities, Rights, Honors & Awards Received.

Navbharat Times
Navbharat Times

Very few people know that Iqbal Singh Ji, more popularly known as Babaji amongst the Sikh Community, now 89 yrs young, is the Founder & the President of The KalgidharTrust/Society, a Charitable Organization that runs 129 school strong, Akal Group of Value-Based Education Schools/Academies & Universities for Rural & Under-privileged in North India.  He is an M.Sc. and retired as Director Agriculture of Himachal Pradesh.

Also, at the age when most people take retirement, Baba Ji has embarked himself upon the noble task of building rural Schools to fight Drug Abuse in Punjab and bringing up the ‘Guru Ki Kashi – Akal University’ at Talwandi Sabo to bring to reality, the 4th Prophecy of the 10th Master Guru Gobind Singh Sahib Ji, after 307 years have elapsed.

~ Ramandeep Singh
~ New Delhi, 12th Nov ’13

Book Reviews – Drug Addiction, Edited by: Dr. (Col.) Rajinder Singh

Book Reviews – Drug Addiction, Edited by: Dr. (Col.) Rajinder Singh Publisher: The Kalgidhar Trust Baru Sahib Pages: 208, Price: Rs. 150/-, Year: 2012   “Apart from providing statistics, various chapters in this volume look at assorted aspects of drug addiction and alcoholism, including the causes and sources of supply of such substances, and endeavour […]

Book Reviews – Drug Addiction, Edited by: Dr. (Col.) Rajinder Singh

Publisher: The Kalgidhar Trust Baru Sahib

Pages: 208, Price: Rs. 150/-, Year: 2012

 

  • “Apart from providing statistics, various chapters in this volume look at assorted aspects of drug addiction and alcoholism, including the causes and sources of supply of such substances, and endeavour to suggest viable methods for fighting the menace. The research done is both extensive and intensive. There are many articles, both in English and Punjabi, included in this volume that should be of interest to law enforcers, rehabilitation experts and researchers, apart from the general public.”
    Randeep Wadehra, The Tribune

 

  • “Salient aspects of drug addiction are well covered as regards its prevalence, origin and perpetuation. The devastating effects of the addiction of various types be it alcohol, opioids or heroin are well described. The effects of addiction on personality of the addict, his family, social, professional and economic status are covered in detail…………The book should prove useful as an important introduction for the curious reader, family members of addicts, as well as general practitioners in understanding and managing addicts in their care.”
    Dr. B.N.S. Walia, MD, FRCPCH (Lond.) FAMS, Director (Retd.), PGIMER,   Chandigarh
  • “Drug addiction is a complete book covering all its aspects………The write-ups have been contributed by the authors having clinical acumen and practical experience of managing cases of drug addiction…………The abused substances detailed out in the book are nicotine, alcohol,   opioids (top three), cannabis, benzodiazepines, antihistaminics, cocaine etc. The book is meant to be read and understood by medical and paramedical staff i.e. counselors, nursing staff and members of the NGOs involved in the treatment of these cases. The book is strongly recommended for those, who are involved in the care of the drug addicts.”
    Dr. M L Bansal, Current Medical Journal of India Vol XVIII No. 4
  • “Dr. Rajinder Singh’s book Drug Addiction is well researched and reflects his knowledge and expertise in the field of psychiatric and addiction problem in India in general and more specifically in the state of Punjab… This book is so explicit and well documented that it can be used to educate the professionals, students and Non-Governmental Organizations working in this field……..It strongly recommends that detox ought to be done under the vigilance of a medical professionals, trained in addictionologists. ”
    Dr. Satinder Brar, Eternal Voice, Vol.4 No.2

 

  • “The book is a guide for doctors, counselors and social workers engaged in the fight to kill the demon of addiction. Even if an addict patient is motivated to go through this book it can work wonders.………………….Good print, lucidity of language, elegant get up and rich contents make this book highly readable and useful. This book the need of shelves of every library and desk of the doctor, social worker, and counselor.”
    Kartar Singh Goshti, Abstracts of Sikh Studies, Vol XIV, Issue 3

 

  •  “The articles (In this book) have been written by various trained in addiction experts.……..The contents of each and every write-up reveal the hard work, dedication and struggles of the respective authors with the addiction patients. The book aims to provide information regarding all aspects of substance related disorders.”
    Soch Di Shakti (Punjabi Monthly) July 2012
  • “Drug Addiction is a book with a difference. The contributors suggest a simple and pragmatic approach to deal with drug addiction. They are of the opinion that it is the lack of spiritual values in modern life, along with other factors, which is one of the primary causes of drug addiction. In Spiritual Intelligence and Addiction, and Incorporating Spiritual Concepts in Drug Addiction Dr. ( Col.) Rajinder Singh et al, rightly reiterate that spiritual orientation of addicts along with effective medication is vital for drug-management.…………..  It is, perhaps, for this reason that both the English and Punjabi sections of Drug Addiction are followed by compilations of thoughts and ideas from saints, savants, philosophers and enlightened men.………Drug Addiction is, in brief, a thought-provoking book, with an undoubted social significance. It carries an important message, that is, the urgency to control drugs and other addictions with collective efforts from the Government, NGO’s, social activists, religious and educational and charitable trusts.”

            Lakhmir Singh, Eternal Voice Vol. 4 No. 4

 

For any Information Call – Dr. (Col.) Rajinder Singh  – +91 9876712054

To Order the book call  Cheema Sahib, De-Addiction Center at :+91 9872910756. +91 9872910256
Or mail us  – adac.cheema@gmail.com

Completing 27 Glorious Years of Akal Academies: Taking you to a Journey of Insights…

With Year 2013 end closing in, Akal Academies across the Rural Villages of Northern India will be completing its 27th year of education odyssey, a journey of transformation, and a journey that has only been growing younger, with each rural child coming aboard, moving onto its 28th year in the year 2014. 27 Years old, […]

With Year 2013 end closing in, Akal Academies across the Rural Villages of Northern India will be completing its 27th year of education odyssey, a journey of transformation, and a journey that has only been growing younger, with each rural child coming aboard, moving onto its 28th year in the year 2014.

Completing 27 Glorious Years of Akal Academies: Taking you to a Journey of Insights…27 Years old, 60000+ young rural students, the Akal Academies that started with 5 students in 1986 at Baru Sahib, are now breeding across 6450 villages along Northern Rural belt of India covering 5 states i.e. Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, UP, Haryana & Rajasthan through India’s First knitted web of 129+ Value-Based education system schools for Rural & the under-privileged with a remarkable record growth of 20+ new schools in 2011-13 with each school providing stark facilities, infrastructure & quality of education at par with the city schools.

Up till now, we have been providing you with updates about student performances & events taking place at our Academies and now, over the coming days we will take you to a remarkable insights journey into workings and systems of our Akal Academies – from internal environment, schedules and activities of the school, to the extra-curricular activities undertaken,  strategies being followed, innovations to come, the research and the upcoming endeavors in the pipeline and much more as we go about celebrating 27 years of transformation, success & your benign support.

~ Ramandeep Singh
~ New Delhi, 6th Nov ’13

Himachal Pradesh honors The Kalgidhar Trust, Baru Sahib for organizing Blood Donation Camps

The Health Ministry of Himachal Pradesh organized an event for honoring ‘Raj Pathar’ Blood-Donation and observed its conclusion ceremony on 31st October 2013 at Gandhi Bhawan, Mandi, Himachal Pradesh.  Narinderpal Singh Cheena, Chief Security Officer, Kalgidhar Trust – Baru Sahib received the honor on behalf of the Trust.

Himachal Pradesh honors The Kalgidhar Trust, Baru Sahib for organizing Blood Donation Camps

The event, headed by S. Thakur Kaul Singh, Health Minister, H.P Government awarded honors to several reputed charitable organizations alongside Kalgidhar Trust including Chitkara, J.P, Nirankari Mission-H.P Red Cross and certain other similar organization that voluntarily organize Blood Donation Camps on regular basis.

During the Honor Ceremony, Minister Thakur Kaul Singh alongside invited guests praised all Blood Donating charitable organizations appreciating their philanthropic work, care and noble service for humanity whilst suggesting and encouraging them to organize such camps in the coming times. They appreciated The Kalgidhar Trust for the Noble cause of organizing the blood donation camps and working for the Rural India.

“It is a matter of great achievement for the efforts being put in to work for Rural Transformation, being recognized by the masses. Such appreciations keep us going! We strive to work for the rural India, to bring a change and secure the Nation for the future generations”, said Mr. Narinderpal Singh Cheena.

~ Ramandeep Singh
~ New Delhi, 2nd Nov ’13

The Lord – The Super King

Ko-oo Har samaan nahee raja. Ei bhoopat sabh diwas chaar ke jhootthe karat diwaajaa (SGGS, Ang – 856)
(The Lord is the super king. No other King or lord is equal to Him. The worldly Kings are
for a short duration. Their display of power and pride is also temporary and hence false.)

 This was the Hukamnama read out from Guru Granth Sahib by Sant Attar Singh during the ceremonies at Delhi Darbar held in 1911 at the time of the visit of King George V (successor of Edward VII) to India. This was the third Darbar held by the British in Delhi.

The Lord - The Super King
Attar Singh Ji

 The first Darbar was held by Lord Lytton, the then Governor General, in 1877 in Delhi – not in Calcutta the capital of British India at that time. It was a grand show. Many rituals and religious systems of the Mughals were adopted in this Darbar as also in the two Delhi Darbars to be held later. Mughal systems were followed during these Darbars to assert that the British were the legitimate successors of the Mughals. Another important reason for holding the first Darbar was that Queen Victoria had proclaimed sovereignty over all the inhabitants of the parts of India occupied by the British or the states of the   Rajas/Maharajas under them in November 1858. In this Darbar, she was announced as Kaiser-e-Hind (Ruler of India – successor of the last Mughal King). This was felt necessary by the British after the farcical trial of the last Mughal King, Bahadur Shah Zafar and his exile to Burma (now Myanmar), where he died in prison.

 The second Delhi Darbar was held in 1903 by Lord Curzon (who later divided Bengal in two parts in 1905 but had to retreat after the unrest caused in Bengal by the division). In this Darbar, coronation of King Edward VII, successor of Queen Victoria, was celebrated with pomp and show.

The Lord - The Super KingIn the third Darbar the British made a very important and historical announcement declaring Delhi as the Capital of British India and emphasized that they were the successors of the Mughals with George V, the successor of Edward VII, being the King of the British Indian Empire. The celebrations held in the presence of King George V, were extremely lavish. Apart from drinks, dances, matches and various other entertainments there were prayers held by various religious leaders, specially invited to participate by  eading out passages from their sacred scriptures in a huge gathering of all the high officials. Sant Attar

Singh also took part in the prayers because Khalsa College Committee of Amritsar as also the Sikh Maharajas of Jind, Nabha, Patiala and other states requested him to represent the Sikhs. Sant Ji reluctantly agreed ignoring his personal views regarding the celebrations of the foreign rulers.

Sant Ji reached Delhi with the Punjab Chiefs. A colorful procession of the Rajas and Maharajas from all over British India started under the patronage of Guru Granth Sahib from Patiala House towards the  Pandal, meant for religious ceremonies. Guru Granth Sahib was installed on an elephant elegantly decorated to suit the occasion and Sant Ji doing the Chavar (fly-whisk). This scene presented a picture of holiness and overshadowed the show of the princes and other public in the procession. It was a procession of its own kind in the history of Delhi.

The elephant halted after entering the gate of the Pandal. King George V stood up followed by Governor General Hardinge (of Penshurt-not Henry Hardinge, who fought with leaderless Sikh army at Mudki in December, 1846 in Anglo- Sikh War I and had decided unconditional surrender and run back to Calcutta till the traitors reassured him their help). Thereafter all the British officials and the audience got up to pay respect to Guru Granth Sahib. Maharaja of Jind carried on his head the holy Granth Sahib up to the stage where it was gorgeously installed on a Palki (palanquin).

Various religious personalities read out paragraphs, Slokas and other relevant stanzas from their  books/note books carried with them. Then came the turn of Sant Ji, who respectfully opened Guru Granth Sahib and read out the following sacred hymn on this occasion of extraordinary display of imperial power. The hymn rejected the false show of power of temporary worldly rulers – God Almighty being all powerful forever:

 

Ko-oo Har samaan nahee raja. Ei bhoopat sabh diwas chaar ke jhootthe karat diwaajaa. (Rahaa-o)
Tero jan ho-e so-e kat dolai teen bhavan per chhaajaa.
Haath pasaar sakai ko jan kau bol sakai na andaajaa.
Chet achet moorh mann mer-ei baaj-ei anhad baajaa.
Keh Kabir sansaa bharam chooko Dharoo Prehlad nivaajaa. (SGGS, Ang -856)

 {The Lord is the super king. No other King or lord is equal to Him. The worldly Kings are for a short   duration. Their display of power and pride is also temporary and hence false (Pause). How can your servant (devotee) waver, your shadow (protection) is there for him in the three worlds. Who can raise his hand against your humble servant or can speak against him the least. Remember him, O my foolish mind so that melody (of musical sound) may resonate and resound. Says Kabir, do not have fears and doubts (The Lord is there to look after you and thus protect you). He did so for Dhruv and Prehlad.}

 Sant Ji explained the meanings of the hymn in details to the audience after reading it out (though it was not difficult to understand even by the British because all the British officials used to learn Punjabi language and Gurmukhi script on being posted in India since they had to deal with Punjabi soldiers).

As luck would have it, it took over 17 years to build the office blocks, other buildings and shift the capital in full form. By that time, in the year 1930 Indian National Congress held a conference at Lahore (in which Baba Kharak Singh’s role was prominent) and passed historical resolution for full freedom.

As soon as this function ended King George V and Governor General Hardinge stood with folded hands in front of Sant Ji and thanked him.

The truth is that the Lord is the king of kings forever and all worldly kings with their pomp and show are temporary.

~ Balwant Singh
~ Eternal Voice, New Delhi