Save Aravali

Hi everyone! Delhi NCR (including Delhi, Sonipat, Gurugram, Sohna, Faridabad, Palwal, Ghaziabad, and Noida) faces tough problems: too much dust in the air, very dry ground in summer, fast-dropping groundwater levels, and yearly floods when heavy rain comes. But there's a positive, long-term fix that can solve many of these at once. The key idea: Clean the Yamuna water first, add extra clean Ganga water to boost the Yamuna's flow, then send this good water through old drains turned into canals and new connecting canals to every NCR city. This creates a big network of flowing water everywhere – like a green lifeline for the whole region! Why Add Ganga Water? It's Already Being Planned! Right now (early 2026), the Yamuna in Delhi has very low water most of the year because a lot is taken upstream for farms and cities. This makes pollution worse and the river weak. Good news: The Central Government, with help from Uttar Pradesh and Haryana, is working on diverting extra water f...

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