Archive · 5 Jan 2026
Yamuna Clean-Up Drive Gains Public Momentum
The Yamuna River in Delhi is being cleaned up, and more and more people are joining in to help.
The Chief Minister of Delhi, Rekha Gupta, visited the clean-up drive and was happy to see so many people, including young volunteers, working together.
She said that keeping the Yamuna clean is important for the culture and future of the city.
The government is also working hard to make the river clean by managing waste and treating sewage.
The Chief Minister encouraged everyone to keep helping and working together to make Delhi cleaner and healthier.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta inspected the Yamuna clean-up drive at Chhath Ghat near ITO.
Public participation in the clean-up drive has grown significantly, turning it into a people's movement.
The Chief Minister praised the volunteers and emphasized the importance of youth involvement in environmental protection.
The Delhi government is implementing a phased, scientific approach to rejuvenate the Yamuna, including waste management and sewage treatment.
The Chief Minister appealed for sustained public awareness and participation to maintain the cleanliness of the Yamuna.
- Who
- Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, volunteers, youth, Yamuna Task Force
- What
- Yamuna clean-up drive and public participation
- When
- Sunday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Chhath Ghat near ITO, Delhi
- Why
- To rejuvenate the Yamuna River and promote public awareness and participation in environmental protection
- Location
- Chhath Ghat near ITO, Delhi
- Organized By
- Culture Youth Foundation
- Participants
- Volunteers, Youth, Yamuna Task Force (137 CETF Battalion, Territorial Army)
- Government Involvement
- Delhi Government
- Key Initiatives
- Silt disposal, waste management, sewage treatment, biological treatment, monitoring systems
