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#WATCH | Delhi: On the launch of recreational 'Namo Yamuna River Safari,' CM Rekha Gupta says, "Today, we are all set to witness something truly special here in Delhi: the launch of the 'Namo Yamuna Safari' on the sacred Yamuna River. This initiative is about much more than just a cruise, a safari, or a boat ride; it is a reflection of our deep-rooted faith, love, and devotion toward 'Maa Yamuna'. This is a brand-new experience for the residents of Delhi, the kind of experience for which people previously had to travel to other cities and rivers. With a spectacular light and sound show, engaging recreational activities, and a wide range of amenities for both children and adults, this site has become a truly significant destination. I invite the people of Delhi to come here and experience the 'Yamuna Safari' along the route from Sonia Vihar to Jagatpur. Bring your children to see the sacred Yamuna and enjoy nature..."
— ANI (@ANI) November 10, 2026
#WATCH | Delhi: BJP MP Manoj Tiwari says, "This is a wonderful gift for Delhi... Spanning 28 kilometres of the Yamuna River, starting from upstream of Wazirabad, this initiative is being overseen by a dedicated team. I assure the residents of Delhi: if you feel like it, do pay a visit—just be sure to register online so you don’t have to wait... There is potential for more such launches; in fact, discussions are already underway to bring in a second boat, ensuring that while one is in operation, another is ready to go." He adds, "While the Air Quality Index (AQI) in Punjab is currently hovering around 1400, Delhi’s AQI is around 350. We have managed to reach this point in just a year and a half, and we are continuing our efforts. We are committed to making Delhi a city that truly offers 'ease of living', that is our goal."
— ANI (@ANI) November 10, 2026
#WATCH | Delhi | On Delhi air pollution row, AAP Delhi president Saurabh Bharadwaj says, "The Central Government's SAFAR website provides data on the contribution of stubble burning to pollution in Delhi... According to the data, stubble burning contributed only 5% to Delhi's pollution a day before Diwali and 0% on Diwali itself. This was because winds from Punjab were blowing towards Pakistan. Even if stubble had been burnt that day, the smoke would have drifted in that direction... Blaming Diwali pollution on stubble burning is misleading. The Delhi government is blaming farmers to protect the firecracker industry..." On the launch of 'Namo Yamuna River Safari' by the Delhi Government today, he says, "... The government is presenting an existing boating activity in the area as a major development to create the impression that the Yamuna has been cleaned... Neither the air nor the Yamuna has been cleaned. While the government claims to have improved air quality, AQI monitoring stations have been shut down. Spraying water to create an impression of cleaner air does not address the actual problem..."
— ANI (@ANI) November 10, 2026