As urban issues are on a rise, urban agriculture seems like an alleviating measure to an extent in theory. This has been successfully incorporated in some of the Indian cities albeit in a small scale. Delhi, being the capital of India, does not live up to an environmental mark with its population density, resource scarcity and high degree of pollution. This paper explores the context within a specific study area in Delhi and analyses the existing shortcomings that are not allowing the urban agriculture to happen and further identifies that there is strong possibility of urban agriculture in Delhi if incorporated at a policy level and at commercial level.