In the heart of Delhi’s relentless urban sprawl, a handful of remarkable trees defy the odds to survive. From a Pilkhan growing out of Bikaner House’s crumbling wall to peepal trees clinging to ancient granite at Qila Rai Pithora, and neem and jamun trees trapped in concrete medians on the Anand Vihar flyover, these resilient survivors symbolize nature’s grit amid pollution, heat, and development pressures. Their stories reveal the urgent need to protect Delhi’s vanishing green heritage before it’s lost forever.