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As fond as Daryaganj Book Market grew over the years to many readers' and book lovers' disappointment, the Daryaganj Book Market was shut down during August first week, 2019. Over half a century worth of memories and pages that changed lives, the Daryaganj Book Market had definitely served its purpose before becoming a "no-hawking zone". The Delhi High Court declared the Market shut as the line of vendors across the market impeded traffic and pedestrian movement. However, over weeks of squabble and conversations with the local vendors Daryaganj Book Market has decided to return.
Daryaganj Book Market shifted to Mahila Haat, which is situated opposite to the Broadway Hotel in Chandini Chowk. Mahila Haat aims to uphold and preserve the Daryaganj Book Market tradition by hosting a range of wide open-air hut-like stalls where visitors could book-surf at their own pace without any traffic nuisance. A former marriage hall and private function venue, Mahila Haat is the new Daryaganj Book Market.

How to Reach Mahila Haat
The nearest metro station is Delhi Gate on Violet line.
Daryaganj Book Market - The End of An Era
Daryaganj, also known as the River Neighbourhood, was a part of former Shahjahanabad. Formerly known as Faiz Market under the Mughal empire, Daryaganj used to lie by river Yamuna. A posh commercial complex with beautiful gardens and markets, the market carried traces of the previous centuries. Daryaganj was a prominent must-visit for not just bibliophiles but history buffs as well.

Any mention of Daryaganj was incomplete without talking about the famous Sunday Book Bazaar. From hard-to-find classics to food and drama-critique journals of the 17th century, the book bazaar is a dearly held memory. Across the stacks of dusty books, some rare gems such as a discontinued Urdu film magazine, the Blitz drew much attention. Also known as Kitab Bazaar, Daryaganj market was started in 1964. A journey through humble beginnings, Daryaganj catered to over 250 book vendors who put up stalls on the pavement from Daryaganj Bazar to Netaji Subhash Marg.

Weekends were not a disappointment either. With multitudes of bookshops at Daryaganj selling books for 500 per kilogram, Daryaganj was a supportive foundation, primarily to expand personal libraries. Daryaganj not only hosted second-hand novels but bunches of children's books, colouring books, biographies, quiz books, memoirs, coffee table books, Mangas, comics, self-help, encyclopaedias, books for competitive exams and ancient books by obscure writers.








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