Celebrating street art in south Delhi´s Lodhi Colony, India´s first public art district
(WorldNews Netherlands)

Walls in the quiet, leafy lanes of Lodhi Colony have suddenly come alive. After sequestering private compounds from each other-and from non-residents-for years, they are now bringing people in Delhi and its suburbs together in a strange, colourful way. “We have come here all the way from Ghaziabad,� said a gleaming Adyasha Mohanty, referring to the satellite city she lives in, 35 kilometres northeast of the Indian capital. “We are here to take pictures and put some colour in our life. We will post these pictures on Instagram,� she said, posing for a selfie with her friend Anusha Dash, on a sunny March evening, against a newly-painted, pink wall. It displays colourful...