Delhi restores 1,600-hectare Yamuna floodplain via 11 projects

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The Delhi government and DDA are executing 11 eco-restoration projects across 1,600 hectares of the Yamuna floodplain. Three projects covering 217 hectares are completed, while others, including Kalindi Aviral Extension (163 ha) and Yamuna Vanasthali (236.5 ha), are advancing toward phased completion. The initiative features biodiversity parks, walkways, waterbodies, and stormwater management, aiming to boost infiltration, reduce erosion, and enhance ecological health. Mayur Nature Park (397.75 ha), the largest project, is scheduled for completion by March 2026.

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