  Ok, I get your point regarding the disadvantages of having so many subsections. Below is a new layout in accordance with the guidelines of WikiProject Indian cities:   ==Origin of name==  ==History==  ==Geography==  ===Climate===  ===Urban structure===  ==Government and politics==  ==Economy==  ==Demographics==  ==Culture== includes combined subsections art, festivals, cuisine and shopping. Will create new article on [[Shopping in Delhi]] and merge [[Markets in Delhi]] with it.  ==Utilities and media==  ==Transport==  ==Sports==  ==Education==  However, I still prefer the present layout. I was going through the culture section in Kolkatta article and realized that it too had separate paras on cuisine, festivals etc. Subsections help organize the artcile making it easier to read. The culture section in the Kolkatta article is too long and if it was divided into subsections, it would have been easier for a common reader to go through the article and find the topic of interest. For example, if I want to know about Kolkatta's cuisine, I don't have to go through each and every para in the culture section to find info on cuisine. Also, it is highly probable, that since I don't find cuisine in the contents list, I won't read the article and instead find info on cuisine on several other articles on the internet on Kolkatta. Besides, one should be smart enough to know that cuisine is a part of city's culture. Thanks ~~~~  