Yamuna River Floods In Delhi

The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to fence the flood plain of the Yamuna river after removing encroachments from there to ensure no illegal construction takes place in the future.

Yamuna Water Level: Yamuna River continued to overflow in Delhi with water level recorded at 205.45 meters at 7 am on Tuesday.

Vehicular movement on the road near the Red Fort returned to normalcy this morning, days after it was halted after severe water-logging and flood conditions as the Yamuna river continued to be in spate, officials said.

The water level of the Yamuna River in Delhi today dropped below the danger mark of 205.33 metre by 8 pm, the Central Water Commission's data showed.

The water level of the Yamuna River was recorded at 206.01 meters in Delhi on Monday at 11 pm. This is a level-up from the earlier gradual decrease in the water level of the Yamuna.

The water level in Yamuna river is rising again after falling for four days. At 11 am today, it was 205.76 meters, up from 205.52 at 10 pm last night.

For days, vast stretches of Delhi have been inundated due to the Yamuna river reaching its highest water level in 45 years, triggered by uncommonly heavy rainfall, some of which came from the neighboring state of Haryana.

The water levels in the Yamuna river began receding on Friday after rising continuously over the last three days. In the video, the water marks on the wall show the extent to which the water levels have fallen.

Indian Army's assistance was requested by the Delhi administration on the night of July 13 when Yamuna river was flowing above the danger mark and low-lying areas were getting inundated.

Several roads in Delhi continue to remain flooded after the water level of the Yamuna River crossed the danger mark due to incessant rainfall.

While Yamuna River water breached the danger mark and flowed into the nearby areas, pictures from the historic Red Fort emerged, showing the river reaching the walls of the heritage site.

Heavy rain returned to Delhi once again on Saturday evening as it grapples with severe flooding after record showers, and a record-breaking rise in water levels in the Yamuna River that flows through the city.

Teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) along with the Delhi Police and other agencies have evacuated 25,478 people since the Yamuna River crossed the danger mark, officials said on Friday.

Delhi is facing the flood fury, but is it because of the Yamuna river?It seems like yet another flood in Delhi but it was a disaster waiting. It could be the catastrophic outcome of all the exploitations of Yamuna river over the years.

The Indraprastha water regulator was breached due to strong flow of the Yamuna river and is likely to be repaired in the next three-four hours, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said today.

The Delhi High Court on Thursday asked the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to fence the flood plain of the Yamuna river after removing encroachments from there to ensure no illegal construction takes place in the future.

Yamuna Water Level: Yamuna River continued to overflow in Delhi with water level recorded at 205.45 meters at 7 am on Tuesday.

Vehicular movement on the road near the Red Fort returned to normalcy this morning, days after it was halted after severe water-logging and flood conditions as the Yamuna river continued to be in spate, officials said.

The water level of the Yamuna River in Delhi today dropped below the danger mark of 205.33 metre by 8 pm, the Central Water Commission's data showed.

The water level of the Yamuna River was recorded at 206.01 meters in Delhi on Monday at 11 pm. This is a level-up from the earlier gradual decrease in the water level of the Yamuna.

The water level in Yamuna river is rising again after falling for four days. At 11 am today, it was 205.76 meters, up from 205.52 at 10 pm last night.

For days, vast stretches of Delhi have been inundated due to the Yamuna river reaching its highest water level in 45 years, triggered by uncommonly heavy rainfall, some of which came from the neighboring state of Haryana.

The water levels in the Yamuna river began receding on Friday after rising continuously over the last three days. In the video, the water marks on the wall show the extent to which the water levels have fallen.

Indian Army's assistance was requested by the Delhi administration on the night of July 13 when Yamuna river was flowing above the danger mark and low-lying areas were getting inundated.

Several roads in Delhi continue to remain flooded after the water level of the Yamuna River crossed the danger mark due to incessant rainfall.

While Yamuna River water breached the danger mark and flowed into the nearby areas, pictures from the historic Red Fort emerged, showing the river reaching the walls of the heritage site.

Heavy rain returned to Delhi once again on Saturday evening as it grapples with severe flooding after record showers, and a record-breaking rise in water levels in the Yamuna River that flows through the city.

Teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) along with the Delhi Police and other agencies have evacuated 25,478 people since the Yamuna River crossed the danger mark, officials said on Friday.

Delhi is facing the flood fury, but is it because of the Yamuna river?It seems like yet another flood in Delhi but it was a disaster waiting. It could be the catastrophic outcome of all the exploitations of Yamuna river over the years.

The Indraprastha water regulator was breached due to strong flow of the Yamuna river and is likely to be repaired in the next three-four hours, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said today.