By Neha Shukla, Times of India May 23, 2011 Lucknow: The fact that Gomti’s flow and level have reduced drastically has caught the attention of the government which is now mulling to constitute a river conservation unit for its restoration and conservation. The river, reeling under the bane of pollution…
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Admin Begins Drive To Clear Encroachments Times of India Sunday, May 1, 2011 The river Gomti will soon have widened banks. The administration has begun making efforts for the conservation and restoration of the river at its originating point – Madho Tanda in Pilibhit. The administration has found that the…
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Times of India Monday, June 20, 2011 Lucknow: The Gomti might bounce back to life as efforts to revive the river have begun. On the instructions of the chief secretary, the state irrigation department has readied a Gomti restoration plan. The government also took certain decisions for immediate restoration of…
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Times of India Wednesday, June 8, 2011 Lucknow: It seems that things are becoming favourable for the ailing Gomti. The UP chief secretary had directed the irrigation department to restore the flow in the river and remove encroachment from its banks right from Pilibhit to Ghazipur. In a high level…
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Hindustan Times Monday, May 9, 2011 Fruitful Journey: Gomti Yatra has gone a long way in identifying solutions for a pollution-free river. Ambedkar university professor spells out environment-friendly measures after his study. Remove encroachments from flood plains of Gomti Declare 500 metres from the river midstream as no-construction zone This…
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“Six set sail across Gomti to ensure a cleaner river.” The Times of India. 22 September 2011. Six set sail across Gomti to ensure a cleaner river The Times of India September 22, 2011 LUCKNOW: With an aim to bringing the focus on rivers and those who live on their…
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