Tolstoy Marg

Tolstoy Marg is usually the focal point of protest marches and other political rallies in the city.

[3] Tolstoy Marg was constructed during the British era, when Robert Tor Russell was designing the Connaught Place.

[10] When the headquarters of Communist Party of India were shifted from Bombay to New Delhi in 1951, they were first housed on “4, Keeling Road”.

[4] During Soviet era, Information Department of the USSR Embassy in India, was situated nearby on 25, Barakhamba Road of New Delhi.

[14] Soviet Airlines Aeroflot had an office on Tolstoy Marg,[15] which is currently shifted to nearby Barakhamba Road.

A Tolstoy Marg Signboard in Connaught Place
A Tolstoy Marg Signboard in Connaught Place
Freemasons Hall, Janpath.
Freemasons Hall, Janpath.
Statue of Leo Tolstoy on Tolstoy Marg
Statue of Leo Tolstoy on Tolstoy Marg