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How Delhi Plans To Tackle Water Shortage, Yamuna Pollution This Summer
Delhi's Summer Action Plan 2026-27 focuses on supply, quality monitoring, and Yamuna river protection.
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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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Artificial Ponds: Delhi's Answer To Yamuna Pollution After Idol Immersion
As Ganesh Chaturthi 2025 celebrations begin and Durga Puja approaches, the Delhi government is preparing to manage one of the city's biggest environmental challenges: idol immersion.
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UP Government Draft Report Wants Taj Mahal Area To Be No-Plastic Zone
The Uttar Pradesh government today filed the first draft report of its vision document on protection and preservation of the Taj Mahal in the Supreme Court and said the entire precinct should be declared a no-plastic zone and all polluting industries in the region closed.
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Uttar Pradesh Making Millions From Taj Mahal Yet Unable To Protect It: Green Panel
"You are government of Uttar Pradesh. You cannot protect the Taj Mahal from which you are making millions. You are dumping municipal solid waste in Yamuna just behind Taj Mahal."
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PM's Elite Security Marks Sri Sri Event 'Not So Safe' Zone For Him
The Art of Living cultural event by the Yamuna river in Delhi has run into more rough weather. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on the list of invitees for the event but the assessment of the Special Protection Group or SPG that is responsible for his security has said area is not secure enough for him to be there.
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Green Tribunal Directs Delhi Government to Call Meeting on Containing Pollution in Yamuna
Emphasising that immediate action is required to protect Yamuna from deterioration in the national capital, the National Green Tribunal today directed the Delhi government to convene a meeting and examine what steps are required to control pollution of the river.
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How Delhi Plans To Tackle Water Shortage, Yamuna Pollution This Summer
Delhi's Summer Action Plan 2026-27 focuses on supply, quality monitoring, and Yamuna river protection.
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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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Artificial Ponds: Delhi's Answer To Yamuna Pollution After Idol Immersion
As Ganesh Chaturthi 2025 celebrations begin and Durga Puja approaches, the Delhi government is preparing to manage one of the city's biggest environmental challenges: idol immersion.
-
UP Government Draft Report Wants Taj Mahal Area To Be No-Plastic Zone
The Uttar Pradesh government today filed the first draft report of its vision document on protection and preservation of the Taj Mahal in the Supreme Court and said the entire precinct should be declared a no-plastic zone and all polluting industries in the region closed.
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Uttar Pradesh Making Millions From Taj Mahal Yet Unable To Protect It: Green Panel
"You are government of Uttar Pradesh. You cannot protect the Taj Mahal from which you are making millions. You are dumping municipal solid waste in Yamuna just behind Taj Mahal."
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PM's Elite Security Marks Sri Sri Event 'Not So Safe' Zone For Him
The Art of Living cultural event by the Yamuna river in Delhi has run into more rough weather. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on the list of invitees for the event but the assessment of the Special Protection Group or SPG that is responsible for his security has said area is not secure enough for him to be there.
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Green Tribunal Directs Delhi Government to Call Meeting on Containing Pollution in Yamuna
Emphasising that immediate action is required to protect Yamuna from deterioration in the national capital, the National Green Tribunal today directed the Delhi government to convene a meeting and examine what steps are required to control pollution of the river.
