Ahmedabad: The Yamuna River Front will also be developed in Delhi on the lines of the Sabarmati River Front in Gujarat and Gomti River Front in Lucknow. The DDA has started work on the construction site of the riverfront on the Yamuna coast in north-east Delhi. This will be the first riverfront in Delhi to be modernized. It will also be the first tourist destination in north-east Delhi. A fund of Rs 74 crore has been approved by the DDA.
In the first phase, work of Rs 34 crore will be done between Shastri Park Pustain to Shastri Bridge in north-east Delhi. There are plans to build a riverfront from Wazirabad to Okhla. The dam at Okhla will be redeveloped and elevated. Water will be released from the Wazirabad dam and stopped by the Okhla dam, which will widen the Yamuna stream and keep enough water. A 16-16 lane road will be built along the banks of the Yamuna. It will have an eight-lane road, a four-lane bicycle road, and four-lane parking.
The riverfront will also be developed in Delhi on the lines of the Sabarmati riverfront in Gujarat and Gomti riverfront in Uttar Pradesh. On the river front in Gujarat-Uttar Pradesh, the Sabarmati River has a constant amount of water more than the normal river, so that people can enjoy boating and other water sports there.
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