Archive · 31 May 2025
Delhi: Plans to Revitalize Kamla Nehru Ridge to Reduce Waterlogging
The government is working on making the Kamla Nehru Ridge better.
They plan to create a lake by collecting rainwater and fixing roads and paths.
The goal is to stop water from collecting in unwanted places, fix the paths for walking and make it more safe and beautiful.
The LG told them to fix things and clear the area.
The LG had previously visited, ordering for more improvements.
DDA plans to convert a depression in Kamla Nehru Ridge into a water body.
Rainwater will be channeled from nearby areas via pipelines.
LG VK Saxena inspected the site and directed remedial actions for waterlogging.
Footpaths and walking tracks will be repaired and improved.
Instructions were issued to clear obstructions and improve the ridge's environment.
- Who
- Delhi Development Authority (DDA), LG VK Saxena, and Public Works Department (PWD).
- What
- Restoration of Kamla Nehru Ridge to address waterlogging and improve the environment.
- When
- Ongoing, with a seven-day deadline for some tasks.
- Where
- Kamla Nehru Ridge, Delhi, India
- Why
- To mitigate waterlogging, improve the environment, and conserve water.
- Project Goal
- Water Body Creation
- Areas with Waterlogging
- Malka Ganj, Civil Lines
- Footpath Width
- 2 meters
- Deadline for specific tasks
- Seven Days
