Modi government wants to make dead Yamuna navigable New Delhi, - TopicsExpress

Modi government wants to make dead Yamuna navigable New Delhi, June 5: Can you visualise boats sailing on the almost dead Yamuna river in Delhi? The Narendra Modi government is exploring the possibility of making the river - and possibly other rivers as well - navigable to transport people and goods. Roads and Shipping Minister Nitin Gadkari had called a meeting of Delhi government officials on the issue and sought their opinion on it, a top government official said. The newly-elected BJP-led government is planning to create a national waterway grid by linking major rivers in the country to ferry people and goods. newsbharati//Encyc/2014/6/5/122721.aspx

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