Buses are the most popular restoration of transportation to approximately 60% of total demand. The state-owned Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) is a leading provider of bus services for the city and plays a crucial role in connecting with the rest of the metropolis. Buses run about 34 depots and buses operate between states since the three bus terminals Inter State in Kashmere Gate, Sarai Kale Khan and Anand Vihar. DTC is coordinating with Delhi Metro commuters to log in areas surrounding the metro stations.

Auto rickshaws are popular means of public transport in New Delhi. They are usually green and yellow and many run on CNG. Taxis are not as prevalent and tend to be more expensive. However, both private taxis and state-permitted taxis (which are black and yellow) are easily accessible. Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport is located in the southwest corner of Delhi and is the main airport serving New Delhi. In 2006-07, the IGI traffic at the airport has registered more than 19.4 million passengers, making it the second busiest airport in South Asia. Safdarjung airport is another airport in Delhi used for general aviation. Railways served only 1% of the local traffic from 2003. The headquarters of the Indian Railways and the Railway North are located in New Delhi. The New Delhi Railway Station is the main station of the city and is an important railway junction in northern India.

The Akshardham Temple is a Hindu temple in New Delhi As of 2003, the total population of New Delhi was 295000. A large part of New Delhi is associated with governmental affairs. The Territory of the national capital of Delhi, New Delhi, which is part of a population of 14.1 million inhabitants making it the second largest urban agglomeration in India after Mumbai. There are 925 women per 1000 males, and the literacy rate is 81.82%. Hinduism is the religion of 82% of the population of Delhi, New Delhi is a part. There are also large communities of Muslims (11.7%), Sikhs (4.0%), Jains (1.1%) and Christians (0.9%) in Delhi. Other minorities are Parsis, Anglo-Indians, Buddhists and Jews. The Hindi is the main language spoken and written in the city. Other languages commonly spoken in the city are English, Urdu and Punjabi. Groups language from all over India are well represented in the city, among which are Maithili, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Bengali and Marathi.