Ammonia levels in the Yamuna River have spiked to 8 ppm, far exceeding the safe limit of 1 ppm. This has raised health ...

The Yamuna river, Delhi's lifeline, faces severe pollution in its 22km stretch through the city. Excessive population, ...

and the cleaning of the Yamuna River. "I am confident that the people of Delhi will vote in large numbers and choose their government. It is also important because it decides what you want in your ...

Delhi is waiting!” The statement is a reference to Kejriwal’s long-standing promise to clean the Yamuna, a major river in Delhi that has been plagued by pollution for years. Despite multiple ...

Panipat (Haryana) [India], January 30 (ANI): Haryana Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini on Thursday invited Aam Admi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal along with the Leader of Opposition ...

Chief Minister Atishi claimed 30 percent of Delhi’s residents were at risk of water shortage because of the high ammonia content the in Yamuna river. She stated, “The ammonia-laden water has ...

"Kejriwal and Modi both make false promises...Kejriwal had promised Delhi that he would clean the Yamuna river and drink its water. Five years ago, he had promised that he would drink the water of ...

Amidst the ongoing controversy over Yamuna river, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Wednesday drank water from Yamuna near Delhi-Haryana border and slammed AAP national convener Arvind ...

Delhi CM Atishi responds to LG VK Saxena's letter to the CM after AAP's claim of high ammonia levels in water in river Yamuna. CM Atishi writes, "The ammonia levels in the Yamuna are 700% above ...

accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Haryana government of mixing ammonia in the waters of the Yamuna river before releasing it to Delhi, which could have caused “mass genocide”.

BJP MPs from Haryana on Tuesday demanded the arrest of AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal over his claim that the state was releasing ‘poison’ in the Yamuna River that supplies water to Delhi.

It added that it had seen a report of the Delhi Jal Board’s report, which it said did not mention any poisoning in the Yamuna river. “The electors tend to believe whatever is being said in ...