In Delhi, the River Yamuna receives water released upstream at Palla. Several storm water drains which are fed by a network of smaller drains also outfall into the river. As Delhi’s population grows each year,
rampant pollution has hampered numerous efforts to transform the river into a wholesome water body. This website describes what is at stake and measures that are underway to rejuvenate the river.
The Monitoring Committee has been directed by the National Green Tribunal to setup a website for receiving and giving information on matters connected with the River Yamuna and containment of pollution therein. Academics, experts, NGOs and individuals familiar with measures to reduce pollution in the river or who can give useful suggestions on local initiatives that deserve to be encouraged may use this forum to write to the Monitoring Committee. Photographs are welcome but these would be vetted for authenticity before being used.
See Instructions below:
Instructions:
Photographs can include:-
Note: The certificate should state
The attached photograph(s) are originals and have no copyright issues, Place, date etc. No photo will be uploaded without screening.
Note:
The e-mail may be sent to the Committee at ngtmcyamuna@gmail.com with the Subject: Suggestion.
Emails and letters to the committee must use the above format. Direct mails will not be acknowledged.
All communications will be acknowledged automatically.
Names of academics, experts, NGOs who give their affiliation and advise the Committee will be acknowledged on the Monitoring Committee’s Website (unless specifically declined by the applicant).
The names of individuals that provide information on polluters or assist the Committee will not be put on the website to protect identity. No action taken report will be provided. However, an acknowledgment will be sent.
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