Delhi

For other uses, see Delhi.

Delhi was a city-state on the planet Earth, on the Indian subcontinent of Asia.

HistoryEdit

There were bloody riots in Delhi after the assassination of Indira Gandhi, the Prime Minister of India, by his Sikh bodyguards on October 31, 1984. During the riots, Khan Noonien Singh was attacked because of his Sikh heritage. However, he was saved by Gary Seven. (TOS - The Eugenics Wars novel: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1)

Rajiv Mohindas and his daughter Sita Mohindas were from Delhi. (EV comic: "Flesh of My Flesh")

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Cities and settlements of planet Earth
Africa	Aboisso • Alexandria • Alexandria II • Cairo • Cape Town • City of the Dead • Heliopolis • Mandela City • Mariana City • Mogadishu • Mumbai • Nairobi • Obbia • Pretoria • Rashid • Sadat City • Thebes • Tunis
Antarctica	Sunshine
Asia	Amritsar • Aqaba • Archangel • Babylon • Beijing • Bhopal • Chandigarh • Chernobyl • Delhi • Guangzhou • Hiroshima • Ho Chi Minh City • Hong Kong • Istanbul • Jericho • Jerusalem • Karachi • Kumamoto • Kyoto • Lhasa • Mecca • Minicoy • Moscow • Nagano • New Delhi • Novosibirsk • Rangoon • Riyadh • Saint Petersburg • Seoul • Singapore • Stalingrad • Star City • Tokyo • Tel Aviv • Ulaanbaatar • Volgograd
Australia	Auckland • Brisbane • Canberra • Christchurch • Darrinbandi • DownUndersea • Perth • Sydney • Wellington
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North America	Albuquerque • Arecibo • Atlanta • Babylon, New York • Baltimore • Beatty • Berkeley • Bloomington • Boise • Boston • Bozeman • Brackettville • Broken Bow • Bronx • Brooklyn • Cambridge • Cancún • Canton • Chicago • Chinatown • Cleveland • Dallas • Denver • Detroit • Fairbanks • Honolulu • Houston • Indianapolis • Colón • Cow Hollow • Deadwood • Duluth • Eldman • Enterprise • Fergus Falls • Fox Chase • Furnace Creek • Gettysburg • Grangeburg • Hamilton • Hannibal • Hartford • Havana • Hayden • Hennepin • Hoboken • Hollywood • Juneau • Kansas City • Las Vegas • Lihue • Lone Pine • Los Angeles • Lubbock • Lynchburg • Macon • Madison • Manhattan • Memphis • Mexico City • Miami • Mill Valley • Minneapolis • Mojave • Monterey, California • Monterey, South Carolina • Montréal • Moravian Lane • Murfreesboro • New Orleans • New York City • Nome • Nob Hill • Nome • Old Georgetown • Omaha • Outer Banks • Panama City • Pittsburgh • Plateau Mont-Royal • Portland • Prince Edward Island • Rapid City • Riverside • Roanoke Colony • Roswell • Russian Hill • Salt Lake City • San Diego • San Francisco • Sagua La Grande • Salem • Sanibel Island • Santa Clara • Sarasota • Sausalito • Seattle • Secaucus • Shiloh • Sioux City • St. Louis • St. Paul • Telegraph Hill • Timbuktu • Tombstone • Toronto • Valley Forge • Upham • Valdez • Vancouver • Washington, DC
South America	Buenos Aires • Curitiba • Lima • Rio de Janeiro • Santiago • São Paulo • Tezqan

External linkEdit

• Delhi article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.