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    Ready for a water landing: After a series of disappointing takeoffs, seaplanes are back on India's policy radar

    India’s seaplane ambitions, first launched in 2010 with Pawan Hans’ Jal Hans service, have largely failed to take off despite early hype, marked by stalled projects, brief trials and zero currently operational routes.

    Delhi set to roll out electric-solar Yamuna cruises; Sarbananda Sonowal reviews work

    As per an official statement, the project—located upstream of the Wazirabad Barrage between Sonia Vihar and Jagatpur—is set to offer a green tourism experience while improving connectivity through sustainable river transport. The initiative is being developed at an estimated cost of Rs 20 crore.

    Soon you could enjoy a Yamuna water taxi in Delhi at these locations

    The Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) is all set to partner with the Delhi government to develop a 4-kilometre stretch of the Yamuna River for eco-friendly river cruises. The project will introduce solar-powered hybrid boats, carrying 20-30 passengers each, aiming to boost tourism and provide sustainable travel experiences. The initiative involves several government agencies and is set to transform the river into a vibrant hub for recreational activities.

    Cruises on the Yamuna, green belts from landfills, and no waterlogging: What Delhi CM Rekha Gupta has planned for the city

    Delhi's Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced initiatives to enhance the city's environment and infrastructure. She plans to convert landfills into green spaces, clean the Yamuna River for potential cruise boats, and address water management issues, including preventing waterlogging during monsoon and ensuring no water scarcity in summer.

    "Our proposal is to run ferry here, will sign MoU for it", says Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma on river Yamuna

    When asked if cleaning of Yamuna will attract tourism to Delhi, Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh said, " Our proposal is there to run ferry here, we will sign the MoU for it. Now, ferry will be run on one stretch only...there will be only one pick-up and drop point. There will be a restaurant as well in the Ferry. Our purpose is to attract people towards Yamuna..."

    Delhi Govt plans to revitalise River Yamuna with solar-powered ferry, cruise service to boost tourism

    The Delhi government is set to launch a ferry and cruise service along a 7-8 km stretch of the Yamuna River to boost tourism and promote sustainable water transport. The operator will be selected through a two-stage bidding process based on the highest revenue share offer to the Delhi Tourism and Transport Development Corporation.

    The Economic Times
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