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Situated across the Irwin Road mosque, and a small distance from the Bangla Sahib Gurdwara as well as multiple churches, it is a fine example of peaceful religious coexistence.
If a city built in 1569 AD can be made wheelchair accessible, why not our public spaces?
An excerpt from ‘14 Historic Walks of Delhi,’ by Swapna Liddle.
Thrown open by Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena, the park is dotted by several famous historical sites in and around it like the Jamali Kamali Mosque, Qila Rai Pithora, the tomb of Mohd Quli Khan, and adjacent Qutub Minar.
With a Master’s degree in French and proficiency in Spanish, Rajendra Singh is a veteran tour guide disseminating information and insights on the 125-acre fort complex for the last 10 years.