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Write for Us — Share Your Delhi Story With the City

Do you know a hidden lane in Chandni Chowk? A temple no one writes about? A metro shortcut that saves 20 minutes? We want your story. thenewdelhi.in publishes original, in-depth, well-researched guest posts about Delhi — and reaches thousands of Delhiites and tourists every month.

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Backlink Included
48 hrs
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thenewdelhi.in is a growing local guide covering Delhi travel, metro routes, localities, education, food and city life. We welcome guest contributions from travellers, locals, students, food writers, metro enthusiasts, historians and anyone with genuine knowledge of Delhi. Every accepted post gets a do-follow backlink, author bio, and permanent listing on the site.

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Do-Follow Backlink
One permanent do-follow link to your website or profile
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Author Bio
Your name, bio and photo published with every post
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Real Readership
Published to an active Delhi audience — not a ghost site
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Permanent Post
Your article stays live indefinitely — no expiry
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Heritage
Forts, Tombs & History
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Temples
Spiritual & Religious
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Food & Cafes
Street Food & Dining
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Metro Guides
Routes & Stations
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Localities
Neighbourhoods
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Education
Colleges & Coaching
What We Want
Follow these for acceptance
  • Original content — not published anywhere else, ever
  • Minimum 800 words; ideally 1,200–2,000 words
  • Specific, first-hand knowledge of Delhi — real facts, real addresses, real timings
  • Proper headings (H2, H3) with natural keyword use
  • Practical information — timings, entry fees, metro routes, local tips
  • At least one internal link to a related thenewdelhi.in page
  • Clean, proofread English or Hinglish — no grammar errors
  • Author bio of 3–5 lines with photo (optional but preferred)
What We Reject
These get declined immediately
  • AI-generated or spun content — we check every submission
  • Content already published on another website or blog
  • Unstructured Content
  • Generic "Top 10 Places in India" — must be Delhi-specific
  • Posts under 800 words with no real substance
  • Stuffed keywords or unnatural SEO writing
  • More than 2 external links in the article body
  • Content unrelated to Delhi — we are Delhi-only
Simple 3-Step Process
Submission Process
Your Article on thenewdelhi.in in 3 Easy Steps
No complicated forms. No hidden requirements. Just great Delhi content.
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Pitch First — Email your topic idea (1–3 lines) to mohmmadaseef@gmail.com with subject line "Guest Post: [Your Topic]". We'll confirm within 48 hours if it's a good fit.
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Write & Submit — Once approved, write your article in a Google Doc and share the link. Follow all the guidelines on this page. Include your author bio and preferred backlink URL.
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Review & Publish — Our editor reviews within 48–72 hours. We may suggest minor edits. Once approved, your post goes live and you receive the published URL.
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Article Format
Structure that gets accepted
  • Start with a strong intro — what is the place/topic and why does it matter
  • Use H2 subheadings for each major section
  • Include a practical "How to Reach" section with metro line name and station
  • Add a "Timings & Entry Fee" table or section where relevant
  • End with local tips that only someone who's been there would know
  • Include 1–2 internal links to related thenewdelhi.in pages
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Topic Ideas We Love
These almost always get approved
  • Hidden or underrated places in specific Delhi localities
  • Temple, gurudwara or mosque guides with practical visitor info
  • Delhi Metro route guides — station-by-station breakdowns
  • Street food trails in Old Delhi, Lajpat Nagar, CP etc.
  • Neighbourhood guides with markets, pin codes and local tips
  • Delhi college guides, entrance tips or student life articles
  • Seasonal Delhi content — Diwali, Holi, Navratri, Republic Day
⭐ Priority Topics — Higher Chance of Acceptance

These are topics where we need more content. Pitches on these topics are almost always accepted if well-written and Delhi-specific.

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Heritage & History
Lesser-Known Mughal & Pre-Mughal Monuments in Delhi
Purana Qila, Safdarjung's Tomb, Tughlaqabad Fort, Mehrauli Archaeological Park and the many unnamed baolis and step-wells across the city. We need detailed visitor guides for these.
High Priority1000+ words
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Food & Street Eats
Area-Specific Delhi Street Food Trails
Lajpat Nagar, Sarojini Nagar, Karol Bagh, Kamla Nagar, Rajouri Garden and more — we need proper food trail guides with specific stall names, dishes, prices and how to get there.
High PriorityNeeds Real Visits
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Delhi Metro
Delhi Metro Station Guides — All Lines & Stations
We are building the most complete metro guide on the internet. Each station needs a guide covering exits, nearby attractions, parking and local tips. Ideal for writers near specific stations.
Ongoing Need288 Stations
See Examples →
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Delhi Localities
Neighbourhood & Colony Guides Across Delhi
Each Delhi locality guide covers the area's history, notable markets, pin codes, connectivity and what it's known for. If you live in a locality or know it well, write its guide.
Ongoing NeedLocals Preferred
See Examples →
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Temples & Spiritual
Delhi Temple Guides — Lesser-Known Mandirs, Gurudwaras & Shrines
Delhi has 1,000+ temples and shrines. We've covered the famous ones. We need guides to the lesser-known but historically or spiritually significant ones — with timings, aarti details and metro access.
High PriorityTimings Required
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Education & Colleges
Delhi University College Guides & Student Life Articles
Admission guides, hostel life, canteen reviews, college history, faculty profiles and student perspective pieces for DU, JNU, Jamia, IP University and other Delhi colleges.
Students Welcome800+ words
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RequirementDetails
Minimum Word Count800 words (1,200–2,000 words preferred for complex topics)
LanguageEnglish or Hinglish — must be clear and proofread
FormatGoogle Doc with edit access shared, or .docx file attachment
HeadingsH1 (title), H2 (main sections), H3 (subsections) — structured properly
ImagesOptional but encouraged — your own photos or royalty-free (Unsplash, Pexels). Label sources.
Internal LinksAt least 1 link to a relevant thenewdelhi.in page
External LinksMaximum 2 outbound links in the article body (not counting the author bio backlink)
Your Backlink1 do-follow link in the author bio to your website, blog or social profile
Plagiarism0% — we run every submission through plagiarism tools. AI content is rejected.
ExclusivityMust not be published anywhere else — including your own blog, Medium, LinkedIn etc.
Response TimeWe respond to all pitches within 48 hours — accepted or declined
Submit Tomohmmadaseef@gmail.com with subject: "Guest Post: [Your Topic]"

Ready to Write for thenewdelhi.in?

Pitch your topic in 1–3 lines and we'll get back to you within 48 hours. No long forms, no complicated process — just Delhi content and good writing.

✉️  Send Your Pitch — mohmmadaseef@gmail.com

Why Write for thenewdelhi.in?

thenewdelhi.in is one of the few Delhi-specific websites that focuses entirely on the city — its metro, localities, heritage, food and daily life. We don't cover India generically; every page on this site is about Delhi. That means your guest post reaches readers who are specifically searching for Delhi content — not accidental traffic from broad India travel queries.

Our Travel & Tourism section covers everything from the Red Fort and Akshardham Temple to the smallest baoli in Mehrauli. Our Delhi Metro guides and locality pages are used daily by Delhiites navigating their own city. A guest post here doesn't get buried — it becomes part of a growing, well-linked reference guide about the world's most fascinating capital city.

Who Should Write for Us?

We welcome contributions from anyone with real, specific knowledge of Delhi. You don't need to be a professional writer or journalist. If you're a local who knows every shortcut between Chandni Chowk and Kashmere Gate, a student who's been to every DU college canteen, a food blogger who's eaten their way through Karol Bagh, or a metro commuter who knows every exit of every station on the Pink Line — we want to hear from you. What matters is genuine, useful, Delhi-specific knowledge.

Content Quality Standards We Uphold

Every article on thenewdelhi.in is reviewed before publication. We check for accuracy (especially timings, entry fees and metro directions — these change), originality (plagiarism tools + AI detection), and usefulness (would a visitor or local actually benefit from reading this?). We may ask you to make revisions — this is normal and helps your article perform better in search. We never publish content just to fill pages. Every guide we publish is meant to be the best available resource on that specific Delhi topic.

How Long Does the Review Process Take?

We respond to all pitches within 48 hours. Once your pitch is approved and you submit the full article, editorial review takes 48–72 hours. If revisions are needed, we'll send specific feedback — not a generic rejection. Most articles go through one round of minor edits before publication. Once live, you'll receive the URL of your published article and can verify your do-follow backlink is in place.

Do We Pay Writers?

Currently, thenewdelhi.in does not offer monetary payment for guest posts. What we do offer is a permanent do-follow backlink (valued by SEO professionals), a published byline with author bio on a real-traffic website, and the opportunity to contribute to a growing Delhi resource that thousands of readers use every month. Many contributors write for us for SEO value, brand building, or simply because they love Delhi and want to contribute something useful to it.

What Happens After Your Post is Published?

Once your article is live, we share it across our social channels and it becomes part of the interlinking structure of thenewdelhi.in. As the site grows, older posts accumulate more traffic and more internal links from newer content. Your post doesn't just appear and disappear — it becomes a permanent, indexed, linked part of this Delhi reference guide. Several of our earliest contributor articles now rank on the first page of Google for Delhi-specific searches.

Frequently Asked Questions — Write for Us
Everything you need to know before submitting your guest post
Is the guest post submission completely free?+
Yes, completely free. There is no fee to submit a pitch or an article to thenewdelhi.in. We are a content-first website — we accept posts based on quality and relevance, not payment. If anyone contacts you claiming to be from thenewdelhi.in and asks for money, please ignore them and report it to editor@thenewdelhi.in.
Do I get a do-follow backlink?+
Yes. Every accepted guest post includes one permanent do-follow backlink in your author bio. You can point this to your website, blog, LinkedIn profile, portfolio or any URL you choose. The link is permanent — we do not remove it unless your linked page becomes harmful or illegal. You may not add additional do-follow links within the article body; those are no-follow only.
Can I write about any topic or only Delhi?+
Only Delhi. thenewdelhi.in covers Delhi exclusively — its travel, metro, localities, food, education, culture and daily life. We do not publish general India travel content, lifestyle articles unrelated to Delhi, or topics that could apply to any city. Your pitch must be about something specific to Delhi — a place, a route, a neighbourhood, a temple, a food trail, a college, or a Delhi event.
Can I republish my article on my own blog after it's published here?+
No. We require exclusivity — your article must not be published anywhere else before or after submission to thenewdelhi.in. Duplicate content harms both your article's SEO and ours. If you want to mention your contribution, you can write a brief social post or blog post that links to the article on thenewdelhi.in — that's perfectly fine and actually helps the article rank.
Will you edit my article before publishing?+
We may make minor formatting edits (headings, spacing, internal links) without asking. For content changes, we'll send you specific feedback before publishing. We won't substantially change your writing style or voice — just ensure accuracy, proper structure and our site's formatting standards. Final approval always goes to the author before publication.
I used AI to help write my article — is that OK?+
We run every submission through AI detection tools. Fully AI-generated content is rejected immediately. Using AI as a light writing aid (e.g., rephrasing one paragraph, fixing grammar) is acceptable, but the knowledge, structure, facts and local insights must be your own. Generic AI output that lacks real Delhi-specific knowledge — actual timings, real street names, first-hand observations — is detectable and will be declined.
How do I submit my article?+
First, pitch your topic to editor@thenewdelhi.in with the subject line "Guest Post: [Your Topic]". In the email, include your topic idea (1–3 lines), your name, and your website or social profile URL. We'll confirm within 48 hours. Once approved, share your article as a Google Doc with editor access, or attach a .docx file. Include your author bio (3–5 lines) and the backlink URL you want used.
What if my pitch is rejected?+
We will tell you why, briefly. Common reasons: the topic is too generic, already well covered on our site, not Delhi-specific enough, or not the kind of content our audience searches for. You're welcome to pitch a different topic. We don't blacklist writers — a rejected pitch just means that particular topic isn't right for us at this time.
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