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The ₹8,941 crore projects inaugurated or initiated in Delhi on 22 October 2026 were associated with rejuvenation of which river?

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Correct Answer: B. Yamuna

Introduction

Environment and infrastructure | River rejuvenation involves sewage treatment and better management of the drains that carry wastewater.

Explanation

The projects were linked to rejuvenation of the Yamuna in Delhi. The Ministry of Home Affairs reported that Amit Shah attended the inauguration and foundation-stone ceremony for projects worth ₹8,941 crore. Ten projects were inaugurated and 33 were initiated. Works included upgrading and creating sewage treatment plants, pumping arrangements, household sewer connections and sewer rehabilitation. These measures address wastewater before it enters the river. An inauguration or foundation stone does not mean every proposed project was already complete. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2326673

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