Yamuna Riverfront
River Yamuna with its extremely rich riparian ecosystem and vast floodplains on both its eastern and western banks, flows on the eastern edge of the city of Delhi, from the north to the south [covering approximately 52 kilometres] from Palla to Jaitpur. One of the most sacred and revered rivers of the country has been subjected to contamination and has transformed into a dirty stinking drain.
| Sr. No. | Project title | Stretch |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Asita East -197 Hectares | Old Railway Bridge to ITO Barrage |
| 2 | Kalindi Aviral -100 Hectares | Nizamuddin Bridge to DND Flyway |
| 3 | Kalindi Biodiversity Park -115 Hectares | DND to proposed Kalindi By-pass |
| 4 | Asita West -200 Hectares | Old Railway Bridge to ITO Barrage |
| 5 | Amrut Biodiversity Park -108 Hectares* | New Railway Line to Nizamuddin Bridge |
| 6 | Ghat Area -66 Hectares | Wazirabad Barrage to Old Railway Bridge |
| 7 | Yamuna Vanasthali -236.5 Hectares* | Wazirabad Barrage to ISBT Bridge |
| 8 | Mayur Nature Park -397.75 Hectares* | Nizamuddin Bridge to DND Flyway |
| 9 | Eco-tourism area -30 Hectares | Geeta Colony Bridge to ITO Barrage |
| 10 | Hindon Sarovar -45 Hectares | Nizamuddin Bridge to DND Flyway |
