Delhi Development Management (DDA) has a plan to improve 22 kilometers of floodplains, which runs between the Vazirabad flour and agar.
Over the past two years, Delhi has been adding five new public spaces along the floodplain. These new additions include renovated Ghats, Parks, CAFES and Pedestrian tracks. This development is part of the constant effort to expand the territory.
Delhi Development Management (DDA) has a plan to improve 22 kilometers of floodplains, which runs between the Vazirabad flour and agar. According to sources, at least six more public spaces will be built in the next two years as part of this initiative.
A total of 1660 hectares of land are redeveloped along the floodplain. 740 hectares have already been developed today. These areas include the East and West Assistings, Aviral Kalindi (which presents the Baanser Park), Gat Vasutsi, Biodeza Park and Vatican near Rajgat. These projects are aimed at expanding public access and recreational capabilities.
Several new Delhi projects are planned along the Yanuna River, and the waterfront near Sarah -Khan was the most affordable. This new waterfront waterfront will be built in the former Millennium Bus Depot. Other upcoming attractions include a biodiversity biodiversity near Dnd Flyway, Mayur’s natural park near the Nizamuddin Bridge and a new environmental tourism zone near Rajgat. These projects are designed to enhance public pleasure and environmental protection.
One of the main obstacles for the Development Organization (DDA) is the binding of all 11 projects with paths and cycling tracks. A high government official noted that while projects are connected, it is difficult to create these links. This is due to the attempt on the floodplain and the presence of other existing projects. The current priority is to complete all 11 projects, and then you need to follow the plan. The goal is to create a cohesive network of public spaces.
Meanwhile, DDA is focused on not only aesthetics, including the Biodegrabad Park lessons. They create water storage areas and planted local trees and herbs characteristic of Delhi and its river areas.
The official emphasized that the success of the project depends on the ability of these natural features to withstand the floods, similar to how they function in free river areas. Vegetation different from the ridge area is crucial for the floodplain ecosystem. The choice of plants is crucial for the long -term project stability.
