Delhi Flash - Events, Fashion and Health

Back in the days when they were creating New Delhi in 1920's, this was the area architect Edwin Lu tens build for the India staff of secretariats. A benevolent Empire decided that even Indians need their own little Bazar, and up came the Gole Market.

Gole Market-a design prototype of sorts of the larger, grander, Cannaught Place build later, what type of name Gole Market is anyways? Did they run out of lords and dukes?

Today , Gole market remains in aberration, heartily and messily "middle class" in the middle of sanitized New Delhi. NDMC flats are let out to impoverished journalists and students, and the desire to have a bite at Galina is paid for with grave risk to life and limb in the areas haywire traffic. This market seems to specialist in raw meats-try Gujarat Fisheries, frontier fish shop, and taj meat shop. Then their are the cooked food joints, such as kaleva, famous old halwai whose range of namkeens, sweets, pickles and chaat is justly popular.

Bangla Sweet house and Bangla pastry shop offer more sweets and snacks. No wonder Gole market is foodie heaven.
the market also offers an eclectic mix of shops: tobacco, cigarettes rollers, and other smokers staples can be found at Tobacco House and Jain Pan House and several varieties of tea at The NBH Tea House.

Gole Market is situated at the western end of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Marg, Rama Krishna Ashram Marg connects to Panchkuian Road. Sundays are closed in this market.