Yamuna Katha

Life and times of a river and its people

Life and times of a river and its people

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Team Yamuna: New Delhi, India; Yamuna Katha is a collaborative effort to understand how the river-city-dyad has formed over the years; what has been the relationship between the river, the people, the flora and the fauna. It brings to a common zone, representatives of various stakeholders who are directly or indirectly connected with the river. A core group consisting of a river specialist, two school teachers, a social scientist and historian, a hathi wala, a fisher couple and a farmer will stay together between 11th and 15th October and undertake travels to the banks and reflect on the river collectively. Each day of the journey brings in new ‘passengers’ – people who accompany the core group only for that day – and bring in their perspective. Together they create a narrative to explore a common future for Yamuna.

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