Sriniwaspuri

Sriniwaspuri is a small town located in the southern part of Delhi, India. This town has two colonies - government colony and private colony. The government colony has LIG or Janta quarters, and residents here are employees of various government offices and their family members. The private colony has many residents who are Multani speakers. Ancestors of this community used to live in Pakistan, and relocated to India at the time of independence. At that time many Muslims who were living in India relocated to Pakistan similarly many Hindus shifted to India.

The private colony of Sriniwaspuri is a congested place and grappling with basic issues such as water supply, electricity and encroachment. This colony has many unregulated businesses such as provisional stores, dairies, confectionery shops, etc. Over the years, the place has commercialised so much that many residents have started leaving the place.fact|date=December 2007

Sriniwaspuri has its own Post Office and Police Station, and it also has the famous Bharat Sevasharam Mandir (Hathi Wala Mandir). The town has several parks (not very well maintained) for children to play. Most weekends, the play grounds are a sight to watch as you get to see 10 cricket teams playing on the same ground.fact|date=December 2007

Sriniwaspuri has got one Central Government Health Scheme dispensary, which has a maternity ward and is relatively very well maintained. The town has government run primary and secondary schools. There is one private school called Cambridge School.