The reason for their more frequent sightings is simply India’s growing urban habitations. For instance, Gurugram and Delhi have grown into the Aravallis | Latest News India
The Delhi Development Authority has started post-flood restoration work along the Yamuna floodplains, including the Asita East biodiversity park and Vasudev Ghat. The parks were heavily damaged during the recent Delhi floods, with silt deposits of around 1.5 feet. The DDA is removing the silt and procuring 5,000 new plants for Asita. Vasudev Ghat is also being cleared of silt and developed as a tourist destination. The restoration efforts aim to conserve flora, create habitats for fauna, and ensure environmental sustainability. Experts suggest identifying and developing wetlands and grasslands as catchment areas for the Yamuna River. | Latest News Delhi