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A barrage of compromises fail the Yamuna

A decades-old water-sharing pact faces renegotiation this year – making it a pivotal moment for the Yamuna in Delhi. 

A view of Yamuna River near Wazirabad Barrage, in New Delhi on March 4, 2025. (HSanjeev Verma/HT PHOTO)
Updated on Mar 21, 2025 05:47 AM IST

DEO: Submit clarification on objections raised by citizen to land allocation for RFD project

Recently on February 26, union minister Singh gave his nod to handing over 17 acres of defence land for the project. However, Prajakta Mahajan, a Punekar working on river conservation, objected to the allocation of land

The PMC is executing the river rejuvenation and beautification project along a 44 km stretch between Sangamwadi Crematorium and Sadal Baba Dargah. (REPRESENTATIVE PHOTO)
Published on Mar 08, 2025 05:06 AM IST

A river’s revival amidst saga of tears

Amid an unprecedented eviction drive, the Kukrail riverbed is being freed of encroachments. Almost half of the Akbar Nagar slum is already gone, and the rest is likely to be history soon, paving way for a much-needed revival of the river. Unfortunately, this has come at the cost people being displaced and losing livelihood. As hundreds of families move out to new settlements, we look into the two aspects of the story - efforts to reclaim a river that turned into a nullah and people’s struggle to reboot their lives.

An aerial view of Akbar Nagar after the demolition drive by the Lucknow Development Authority. (HT Photo)
Updated on Jun 14, 2024 09:22 AM IST

Tried best to complete key projects in 2 years: Pune civic chief

The municipal administration under the commissioner was in charge of civic affairs after the tenure of corporators ended on March 14, 2022. Kumar accepted that with no elected representatives, some of the major policy decisions could not be taken

According to Kumar, there were challenges in carrying out some projects due to limited funds. (HT FILE)
Updated on Mar 15, 2024 06:38 AM IST

DJB’s biggest sewage plant is all set to miss fourth deadline

Work on the project began in July 2019, with a deadline of December 2022, which was further pushed to June, October, and December 2023

DJB data shows that the existing 37 STPs are underutilised, working at an estimated 69.4% of their installed capacity. (FILE)
Updated on Nov 24, 2023 05:10 AM IST
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