Explainer: Why air quality has deteriorated sharply in India's capital | Reuters
Water level in Yamuna river rises, nears 'warning mark' | Latest News India - Hindustan Times
Hindus bathe in India's sacred Yamuna covered with toxic foam | Climate Crisis News | Al Jazeera
Delhi: Water Level in Yamuna Rises Again; Over 100 Families Moved to Safer Areas
87 Years Ago, Delhi Took Over From Calcutta As the Capital of India.
86 years ago: New Delhi took over as power capital of India | India News - Times of India
Water levels in Yamuna at lowest point in 56 years: Chadha | India News – India TV
Yamuna committee to pump river water into Delhi houses - India Today
Delhi: Water level in Yamuna rises; over 100 families moved to safer areas | Business Standard News
India's Yamuna River coated in toxic foam as Hindu devotees gather for Chhath Puja festival | CNN
New Delhi | History, Population, & Facts | Britannica
Explainer: Why air quality has deteriorated sharply in India's capital | Reuters
Delhi: Close to 30% of capital's sewage flows untreated into Yamuna | Delhi news
Yamuna waters rise to 5-year high, 3000 people evacuated from low-lying areas in Delhi | Latest News India - Hindustan Times
Clouds of toxic foam float on surface of India's sacred Yamuna river
In a First, Delhi LG Declares Chhath Puja Dry Day; Also Writes to CM Kejriwal Over Toxic Froth in Yamuna
Once upon a river: Amid water tussle between Delhi and Haryana, Yamuna trickles at entrance of the capital | Cities News,The Indian Express
India's most sacred river found covered in toxic foam | CTV News
Delhi Flood Alert: Train Services Over Yamuna May be Stopped as River Flows Over Danger Mark | India.com
Delhi water crisis: Govt urges Haryana to release more water in Yamuna | Business Standard News
Yamuna Water Level Recedes Below 'Danger Mark' In Delhi
A Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) train moves over a bridge built over the river Yamuna that is over-flowing in New Delhi August 24, 2010. Ceaseless rain and the release of water
Delhi’s Yamuna River — a catastrophe in the making - The Hindu
