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But if you look closer, the vast majority of people are poor or middle-class, living in cramped spaces (which explains the population density). There is a group of around 10,000 people in Delhi who can properly be considered elite: luxury cars, big houses in nice areas etc.
My question is this: do most people in this group know each other, or are separated by just a few degrees? Common elite schools, common elite colleges, common elite clubs etc? Is Lutyens Delhi like a small town that way, where everyone knows one another?