Om Book shop in Delhi

If you want to look for a nice place to look for books, Om Book Shop has a chain of stores in Delhi where you can browse and buy books in a nice comfortable environment. Typically, when looking for a fiction / non-fiction book, you need a nice comfortable environment to buy the book. Especially in Delhi weather, where most of the year, it is either too hot or too cold, sitting inside a nice comfortable shop with a controlled environment allows you to browse books far more comfortably, increasing the chance of finding the books that you want. In addition, many books have discounts of 10% or more.

Also visit our book stores at :-
		E-77, South Extn. Part - I New Delhi - 110049 Tel: 91-11-24653792 91-11-24653793
		45, Basant Lok, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi - 110057 Tel: 91-11-26143530 91-11-26156388
		G 13-16, MGF Metropolitan Mall, DLF, Gurgaon Tel: 91-124-4015585 91-124-4015586
		3 Community Center Saket,New Delhi-17 Tel: 91-11-41664206
		A-1, Shivalik Plaza Near IIM Vastrapur Ahmedabad - 380015 Tel: 0796 - 4501308

Om Book Shop, Great India Mall, Opposite Sector 18, Noida

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Nai Sarak: Good place to get all books

Nai Sarak, is located right in the midst of Chandni Chowk, and is pretty famous for people interested in books. A fair amount of students in school, and college would know about Nai Sarak, given that this is the cheapest place in Delhi to buy books, and especially for the medical and engineering books that are pretty expensive, and difficult to find elsewhere. There are specialized shops dealing with all medical books, with engineering books, and many other types.
Once you reach Red Fort, then need to take the road entering Chandni Chowk, and then ask. It is located by taking a left turn after the Paranthewali Gali, and is actually the linking road between Chandni Chowk and Chawri Bazaar. Taking your vehicle inside is not recommended unless you are on a 2-wheeler. Open on all days, except Sundays. It is pretty narrow, lined by double storey buildings, and the lower storeys of these buildings has shops selling books.
Why is it called Nai Sarak? This is mainly because it is a comparatively new and broad road made by the British after the war of 1857. It is pretty busy, with a large number of people frequenting these shops. If you are buying a number of books, say for a college session, this is the place to go. In addition, there are shops specializing in stationery items, as well as papers used in office.


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Bookstore in South Extension

I am an ardent fan of reading, and am alwasy on the hunt for a new place from where I can get books, preferably at as low a cost as possible. This is not so easy nowadays, where the cost of a good book will be in the range of Rs. 300-500, hence making the buying of more books on a regular basis something of an expensive affair.
I was generally roaming around in the South Extension 1 market when I came across this bookstore that was selling a lot of books for the sum of Rs. 100 each. Now none of these books were in a pristine condition, even if they had not been read before, they had gone through some amount of weathering.
But I was hooked. Obviously in such a case, a lot of books would have been something that I would not be looking to buy, but I did come across a lot of books that I thought were worth buying, and I was soon trudging out of the bookstore with 11 books weighing down my hand, and some of these books were hard cover editions. I picked up books by Arthur C Clarke, Jonathan Kellerman, Robin Cook, Michael Critchon, and numerous others.
Where exactly was this located, this is right at the end of the South Extension 1 market, in the side closer to INA. It was located in the basement of a shop, but was fairly easy to locate once I was walking on the road in front of it since it had a banner flying high. So if you like books, and do not mind buying books that are not in a mint condition, then this is a good place to explore.









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