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'Swimming, Survival, Seva': Tales Of Families Living In Delhi's Yamuna Bazaar
Along the Yamuna Bazaar area here, children are taught to swim almost as soon as they start walking. For families living on the riverbank, swimming is not a sport but a survival skill passed down generations for protection against the river's dangers
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"No Flood-Like Situation In Delhi": Rekha Gupta Inspects Areas Near Yamuna
As rising water levels in the Yamuna continue to flood parts of Delhi, including Yamuna Bazar and nearby low-lying areas, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday visited the affected regions to assess the situation and review preparedness measures.
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Yamuna Water Level Crosses Warning Mark In Delhi, Again
The water level of the Yamuna crossed the warning mark of 204.50 metres in Delhi following torrential rain in the river's upper catchment areas over the past two days.
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Fresh flood threat looms large in Delhi again
First the incessant rains that battered the city on Sunday morning and now more water released in river Yamuna from Hathnikund barrage - the flash flood nightmare is back to haunt Delhites.In view of the heavy rains in the hills of Himachal Pradesh and neighbouring Haryana, the in-flow of water at Hathnikund barrage in Yamunanagar district of...
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Homes under water, many Delhi residents have nowhere to go
Unending rains, the swollen Yamuna river and dirty sewage water have made life hell for thousands of people in Delhi's low lying areas, many of whom are spending their days on pavements and rooftops. Wading through knee-deep water and not even able to cook a day's meal, their lives have come undone.A walk through northeast Delhi's Yamuna Bazar, one...
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Delhi flood alert: Yamuna continues to rise, govt says no need to panic
Delhi was on edge on Friday with the water level in Yamuna rising one meter above the danger mark, threatening to flood the nearby low lying areas even as Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit appealed to people not to panic.The water level in the river touched 205.88 meter at 3pm and is likely to rise further in the evening when water released from Hathan...
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'Swimming, Survival, Seva': Tales Of Families Living In Delhi's Yamuna Bazaar
Along the Yamuna Bazaar area here, children are taught to swim almost as soon as they start walking. For families living on the riverbank, swimming is not a sport but a survival skill passed down generations for protection against the river's dangers
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"No Flood-Like Situation In Delhi": Rekha Gupta Inspects Areas Near Yamuna
As rising water levels in the Yamuna continue to flood parts of Delhi, including Yamuna Bazar and nearby low-lying areas, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday visited the affected regions to assess the situation and review preparedness measures.
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Yamuna Water Level Crosses Warning Mark In Delhi, Again
The water level of the Yamuna crossed the warning mark of 204.50 metres in Delhi following torrential rain in the river's upper catchment areas over the past two days.
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Fresh flood threat looms large in Delhi again
First the incessant rains that battered the city on Sunday morning and now more water released in river Yamuna from Hathnikund barrage - the flash flood nightmare is back to haunt Delhites.In view of the heavy rains in the hills of Himachal Pradesh and neighbouring Haryana, the in-flow of water at Hathnikund barrage in Yamunanagar district of...
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Homes under water, many Delhi residents have nowhere to go
Unending rains, the swollen Yamuna river and dirty sewage water have made life hell for thousands of people in Delhi's low lying areas, many of whom are spending their days on pavements and rooftops. Wading through knee-deep water and not even able to cook a day's meal, their lives have come undone.A walk through northeast Delhi's Yamuna Bazar, one...
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Delhi flood alert: Yamuna continues to rise, govt says no need to panic
Delhi was on edge on Friday with the water level in Yamuna rising one meter above the danger mark, threatening to flood the nearby low lying areas even as Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit appealed to people not to panic.The water level in the river touched 205.88 meter at 3pm and is likely to rise further in the evening when water released from Hathan...
