As clouds of toxic foam float on India's Yamuna River, Hindu devotees bathe in it to mark the religious festival of Chhath Puja. More from News As clouds of toxic foam float on India's Yamuna ...

Delhi AQI Today: The Delhi High Court on Wednesday declined to permit Chhath Puja rituals at the Yamuna river bank in Geeta Colony, citing dangerous levels of pollution in the river. "It will be ...

The Yamuna River is inundated with toxic foam ahead Chhath Puja, set to be celebrated from November 6 to 8, raising concerns about escalating pollution levels in Delhi-NCR. The foam, indicative of ...

Yamuna Chhath also ... in the Yamuna River on this day, the devotees can purify their soul and also attain eternal joy and love. The Ghats are cleaned for this occasion and the sound of crackers is a ...

The Yamuna River is considered a symbol of purity and spiritual liberation and worshipping her on this day is believed to cleanse sins and bring prosperity. Yamuna Chhath is not just a festival ...

The Yamuna River, once central to Delhi’s heritage, is now one of the most polluted rivers in India. Despite decades of cleanup efforts and billions spent on treatment projects, toxic waste, untreated ...

In its report on the Upper Yamuna ... river bed management in Delhi, the panel warned that despite the construction and upgrade of sewage treatment plants (STPs) in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh ...

Verma, who also holds the portfolio of irrigation & flood control, has inspected the Yamuna from Boat Club to Signature Bridge and ITO Chhath ... to free the river from heavy pollution in three ...

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced plans for a grand Chhath festival along the Yamuna riverbank and emphasized public involvement in cleaning the river. The initiative includes a Rs 1,000 ...

Calling for a coordinated response from all stakeholders to address pollution and restore the river's health, the report on the Upper Yamuna River Cleaning Project and riverbed management in Delhi ...

For many residents, a polluted Yamuna is just an eyesore on their daily commute. But for Delhi’s fisherfolk, the dying river is an existential crisis that threatens their survival. Delhi’s ...