The project is aimed at improving quality of Yamuna water by commissioning of wastewater intercepting sewer along the three major drains Na...

According to a report by Delhi Pollution Control Committee, the capital's 13 common effluent treatment plants are treating only 22% of indu...

It said that it had tried its best and invoked "highest hierarchy of the state to ensure compliance of directions to restore river Yamuna t...

Two projects have been sanctioned in Sonepat and Panipat towns at a cost of Rs 217.87 crore for abating pollution of river Yamuna, Rajya Sa...

The tribunal’s latest order gave the pollution control authorities a list of 17 units that were violating norms.

All the Indian projects feature in the category of 'economic powerhouses' and the United States and BRICS countries, including India, have ...

Minister of State for Water Resources, Santosh Kumar Gangwar said that work is underway to lay interceptor sewers along three major drains

Recent Yamuna water sample investigations by Central Pollution Control Board show levels have not improved; they are worse at some sites.

Civic agencies have been asked to control the pollution load in the Yamuna, after which plans will be made to "harness and beautify" it.

Delhi Jal Board CEO Vijay Kumar says that, once the project is completed, DJB would be trapping only about 75% of the city's total sewage.

A parliamentary panel has noted that Yamuna river seems "dirtier" than before despite Rs 6,500 crore having been spent on its clean-up.

Interceptor sewers along the major drains of the city are crucial for curbing pollution of the Yamuna as they would keep untreated sewage f...

Six years after Delhi Jal Board proposed interceptor sewers to treat sewage before it flows into major drains, just Rs 51 crore of the Rs 1...

Pratibha Industries Limited, along with its JV partner Mosinzhstroi Open Joint Stock Company today announced bagging of two orders worth Rs...

Despite the failure of the Rs 674-crore Yamuna Action Plan-I to achieve its objectives, the MCD says it's confident that by 2012, it would ...

There is no fresh water in the river, and without that, there is no way the river can be kept clean, argue environmentalists.