“STPs were made to treat the wastewater properly and release it (into Yamuna).” He is among the activists and experts who have been talking about cleaning the river for a long time. But ...

New Delhi: Delhi Minister of Irrigation and Flood Control Parvesh Verma inspected the Yamuna by boat on Wednesday and said 1,300 tonnes of garbage have been removed from the river in the past 10 days.

it faces mounting pressure to fulfill its election promise of cleaning the Yamuna River. The issue became a hot topic during the recent assembly polls, with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) facing ...

Once the lifeline of Delhi, the Yamuna River today is barely recognisable. Once a source of livelihood and freshwater, it has now become a toxic waterway, shifting between a blanket of hazardous ...

Delhi Minister of Irrigation and Flood Control Parvesh Verma inspected the Yamuna by boat on Wednesday and said 1,300 tonnes of garbage have been removed from the river in the past 10 days.

Delhi Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh visited the Yamuna River on Wednesday, taking a boat ride from Boat Club to Chhath Ghat. He also held discussions with officials as he inspected the river.

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday announced a comprehensive Rs 1,500-Crore plan to clean the Yamuna River and improve Delhi’s sewage infrastructure, marking an ambitious river rejuvenation ...

Delhi: In a bid to boost tourism and promote sustainable water transport, the Delhi government is set to launch a ferry and cruise service along a 7-8 km stretch of the Yamuna River in the ...

Irrigation Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh said on Wednesday that the Delhi government plans to introduce a ferry service on the Yamuna river to promote tourism. Mr. Singh, who took a boat ride to ...

Delhi Cabinet Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh took a boat ride to inspect the Yamuna. Cleaning the river has been a major commitment of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the capital, especially as ...

Delhi Tourism has launched an initiative to introduce electric ferry boats on the River Yamuna to promote it as a tourist attraction. A private agency will operate the cruise for 270 days a year.

He claimed that in the past decade, no significant work had been done to clean the river, “not even on paper.” “It never even occurred to the previous government to work for the Yamuna.