Established in 1914 by the British, the Delhi Cantonment, like similar installations, was strategically located away from the city centre. Initially serving primarily military functions, it gradually evolved into a bustling enclave attracting civilians who provided various services to the soldiers. Today, it stands as a 'category I' cantonment, boasting a civilian population exceeding 50,000.
The cantonment encompasses schools, hospitals, air bases, the Army's Delhi area headquarters, the Directorate of General Defence Estates, and the Controller General of Defence Accounts.
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