The parliamentary report highlights the Yamuna's dire state in Delhi, stressing the need for collaborative efforts to restore ...

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No part of Delhi should experience waterlogging this season. If it occurs, the officials responsible will face suspension,” said PWD and Water Minister Parvesh Verma on Thursday, the third day of the ...

The Delhi government has intensified efforts to clean the Yamuna, with Irrigation and Flood Control Minister Parvesh Verma ...

Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma has pledged to clean the Yamuna River, removing 1,300 tonnes of garbage in the last 10 days. He ...

Delhi is gearing up to launch water tourism along the Sonia Vihar-Jagatpur stretch of the Yamuna. This initiative, a ...

Notably, Yamuna River became one of the major poll planks in the run-up to Delhi Assembly elections with ruling AAP and ...

Read any listicle on ‘What to do in Delhi at 5 am?’, and you will find the suggestion to visit Yamuna Ghats in the city.

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.

Recent assessments reveal alarming levels of plastic and industrial waste, with the Yamuna riverbed resembling a landfill.

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.