In the latest edition of Hindustan Times' series investigating the state of walkways in Delhi, we visit Lodhi Road. Unlike many other parts of the national capital, footpaths here are well-designed with shades and benches for pedestrians. However, the walkways are sometimes interrupted by obstacles like construction material or fallen branches from roadside trees. Watch the full video for more.
Published on Jun 29, 2026 11:43 pm IST
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In the latest edition of Hindustan Times' series investigating the state of walkways in Delhi, we visit Lodhi Road. Unlike many other parts of the national capital, footpaths here are well-designed with shades and benches for pedestrians. However, the walkways are sometimes interrupted by obstacles like construction material or fallen branches from roadside trees. Watch the full video for more.
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