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New Delhi: The lifeline of Delhi, the Yamuna river is looking much cleaner than before due to the closure of factories and small units in Haryana and Delhi during lockdown, as people residing near the banks are witnessing the change in the course of one of the revered rivers of the country which has historical and religious importance. (Photo: IANS)moreNew Delhi: The lifeline of Delhi, the Yamuna river is looking much cleaner than before due to the closure of factories and small units in Haryana and Delhi during lockdown, as people residing near the banks are witnessing the change in the course of one of the revered rivers of the country which has historical and religious importance. (Photo: IANS)moreNew Delhi: The lifeline of Delhi, the Yamuna river is looking much cleaner than before due to the closure of factories and small units in Haryana and Delhi during lockdown, as people residing near the banks are witnessing the change in the course of one of the revered rivers of the country which has historical and religious importance. (Photo: IANS)moreNew Delhi: The lifeline of Delhi, the Yamuna river is looking much cleaner than before due to the closure of factories and small units in Haryana and Delhi during lockdown, as people residing near the banks are witnessing the change in the course of one of the revered rivers of the country which has historical and religious importance. (Photo: IANS)moreNew Delhi: The lifeline of Delhi, the Yamuna river is looking much cleaner than before due to the closure of factories and small units in Haryana and Delhi during lockdown, as people residing near the banks are witnessing the change in the course of one of the revered rivers of the country which has historical and religious importance. (Photo: IANS)moreNew Delhi: The lifeline of Delhi, the Yamuna river is looking much cleaner than before due to the closure of factories and small units in Haryana and Delhi during lockdown, as people residing near the banks are witnessing the change in the course of one of the revered rivers of the country which has historical and religious importance. (Photo: IANS)moreNew Delhi: The lifeline of Delhi, the Yamuna river is looking much cleaner than before due to the closure of factories and small units in Haryana and Delhi during lockdown, as people residing near the banks are witnessing the change in the course of one of the revered rivers of the country which has historical and religious importance. (Photo: IANS)moreNew Delhi: The lifeline of Delhi, the Yamuna river is looking much cleaner than before due to the closure of factories and small units in Haryana and Delhi during lockdown, as people residing near the banks are witnessing the change in the course of one of the revered rivers of the country which has historical and religious importance. (Photo: IANS)moreNew Delhi: The lifeline of Delhi, the Yamuna river is looking much cleaner than before due to the closure of factories and small units in Haryana and Delhi during lockdown, as people residing near the banks are witnessing the change in the course of one of the revered rivers of the country which has historical and religious importance. (Photo: IANS)moreNew Delhi: The lifeline of Delhi, the Yamuna river is looking much cleaner than before due to the closure of factories and small units in Haryana and Delhi during lockdown, as people residing near the banks are witnessing the change in the course of one of the revered rivers of the country which has historical and religious importance. (Photo: IANS)moreNew Delhi: The lifeline of Delhi, the Yamuna river is looking much cleaner than before due to the closure of factories and small units in Haryana and Delhi during lockdown, as people residing near the banks are witnessing the change in the course of one of the revered rivers of the country which has historical and religious importance. (Photo: IANS)more
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