Yamuna river. The river stretches 22 kilometres along Delhi and after crores spent on its cleaning, the river still remains dirty. Washermen washing clothes on the Yamuna banks.
Yamuna river. The river stretches 22 kilometres along Delhi and after crores spent on its cleaning, the river still remains dirty. Washermen washing clothes on the Yamuna banks.
Yamuna river. The river stretches 22 kilometres along Delhi and after crores spent on its cleaning, the river still remains dirty. Washermen washing clothes on the Yamuna banks.
Yamuna river. The river stretches 22 kilometres along Delhi and after crores spent on its cleaning, the river still remains dirty. Washermen washing clothes on the Yamuna banks.
Yamuna river. The river stretches 22 kilometres along Delhi and after crores spent on its cleaning, the river still remains dirty. Washermen washing clothes on the banks of Yamuna.
Yamuna river. The river stretches 22 kilometres along Delhi and after crores spent on its cleaning, the river still remains dirty. Washermen washing clothes on the banks of Yamuna.
Crores have been spent on the cleaning of the Yamuna in Delhi. The result is, it has become ever more dirty and filthy. A man defecating in the Yamuna bank.
Despite crores spent, all the stretches of Yamuna are dirtier today. The Delhi stretch stinks to heaven today. Hindus prefer to perform the last rites of their departed ones on the bank of river, which adds to the pollution.
Despite crores spent, all the stretches of Yamuna are dirtier today. The Delhi stretch stinks to heaven today. Hindus prefer to perform the last rites of their departed ones on the bank of river, which adds to the pollution.
Despite crores spent, all the stretches of Yamuna are dirtier today. The Delhi stretch stinks to heaven today. Hindus prefer to perform the last rites of their departed ones on the bank of river, which adds to the pollution.
Despite crores spent, all the stretches of Yamuna are dirtier today. The Delhi stretch stinks to heaven today. Hindus prefer to perform the last rites of their departed ones on the bank of river, which adds to the pollution.
Despite crores spent, all the stretches of Yamuna are dirtier today. The Delhi stretch stinks to heaven today. People defecating in the open on the banks of Yamuna.
Polluted Yamuna. Despite crores spent on its cleaning, the Yamuna river continues to stink. Could it be that Delhi's clean-up infrastructure is mindless? Business as usual on the banks of Yamuna.
Polluted Yamuna. Despite crores spent on its cleaning, the Yamuna river continues to stink. Could it be that Delhi's clean-up infrastructure is mindless? Business as usual on the banks of Yamuna.
Polluted Yamuna. Despite crores spent on its cleaning, the Yamuna river continues to stink. Could it be that Delhi's clean-up infrastructure is mindless? Business as usual on the banks of Yamuna.
Polluted Yamuna. Despite crores spent on its cleaning, the Yamuna river continues to stink. Could it be that Delhi's clean-up infrastructure is mindless? Business as usual on the banks of Yamuna.
Polluted Yamuna. Despite crores spent on its cleaning, the Yamuna river continues to stink. Could it be that Delhi's clean-up infrastructure is mindless? Cleaning and washing on the banks of Yamuna.
Delegation of African policy makers representing Kenya, Botswana, Zambia and Tanzania observing the rainwater harvesting structures at Bhutanese embassy
Salahuddin Saiphy explaining the rainwater harvesting structures at Bhutanese embassy to African policy makers representing Kenya, Botswana, Zambia and Tanzania
Salahuddin Saiphy explaining the rainwater harvesting structures at Bhutanese embassy to African policy makers representing Kenya, Botswana, Zambia and Tanzania
Salahuddin Saiphy explaining the rainwater harvesting structures at West End colony to African policy makers representing Kenya, Botswana, Zambia and Tanzania
Salahuddin Saiphy explaining the rainwater harvesting structures at West End colony to African policy makers representing Kenya, Botswana, Zambia and Tanzania
Salahuddin Saiphy explaining the rainwater harvesting structures at West End colony to African policy makers representing Kenya, Botswana, Zambia and Tanzania