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 A Step Closer To Environment...

Riverfront Project

Right from old age people in India go for walks, relax and meditate in parks, grounds, and riverside parks with family and friends. With growing infrastructure, these places were not taken into consideration redeveloping or reengineer. Many places started deteriorating and people lost the joy to visit such places. 

So with a new vision and looking from many new cities where parks and riverfront are created which in few are artificial, the old places were also now going to redevelopment and re-engineered such as New Riverfront, Parks with proper facilities for elderly and kids.

What Riverfronts Actually Are?

Riverfronts are places that are directly built near water bodies that provide direct and indirect interaction with nature. They are also called river beautification projects. This provides new paths for a walk, cycling and places to sit and meditate, and even parks that are for kids.

Such Projects!

1. Sabarmati Riverfront Development:

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This was India's first project proposed in 1960 which was only started in 2005 for 11.25 km and opened in 2012 for the public. This project is the updated and many facilities have been added to this project. Also became the benchmark of such projects in the country.

2. Gomti Riverfront Development:

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The project in Uttar Pradesh came to then right after the actual project of Sabarmati Riverfront saw a great boom. Feasibility studies for 12 km stretch started in 2012 by IIT-R.

3. Yamuna Riverfront Development:

Still on Paper, by Delhi Government proposed this project for 20 km and make it possible in 5 years.

4. Hindon Riverfront Development:

This is unlike other projects, this project will focus on the development of front as well as the ecological factor of the river which is in Greater Noida proposed for 20 km.

5. Pune Riverfront Development:

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The project is focused on redeveloping the intersection of the two rivers viz Mula-Mutha which will cover 40 km and will have many infra projects close to it.

6. Brahmaputra Riverfront Development:

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The project is aimed to increase tourism and make moments of people across the river more easily and life better. The project will cover 20 km in length and have different Ghats and parks. 

7. Godavri Riverfront Development:

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The project is 18 km in length and will have lighting shows, parks, ghats, and gardens with walking tracks and cycle tracks.
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