Here's why River Yamuna is dead - The Times of India

Experience the serene beauty of Yamuna Ghat, where India’s sacred river meets a haven for bird watchers and photographers. As dawn breaks, the ghat is transformed into a stunning spectacle as hundreds of seagulls flock to feed, creating a majestic gathering of nature’s beauty. Watch as the colours of sunrise blend with the reflection of the birds on the still waters, a breath-taking scene that will leave you in awe. VC: @yayavaar @incredibleindia #paradiseholidaysindia#DMC #IncredibleIndia #Indi

Yamuna River, India’s second most sacred and iconic river, is now heavily polluted. Once pure in Himachal Pradesh, it turns toxic by the time it reaches Delhi due to untreated sewage, detergents, and industrial waste. | Anuj Ramatri

Delhi: Yamuna river pollution peaks; Chhath devotees take dip in toxic foam