List of people from Delhi

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This is a list of notable people from Delhi, India .

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Business

Education

Journalist

Law and judiciary

Medical

Military

Performing arts

Actors

Actress

Directors, producers and writers

Singers

Choreography

Philanthropists and social workers

Politics

Rulers

Rajputs

Sayyids

Lodi

Mughals

Science

Sports

Athletic

Badminton

Billiards

Chess

Cricket

Football

Golf

Hockey

Martial art

Skiing

Table tennis

Boxing

Tennis

Wrestling

Miscellaneous

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