Footage caught from the banks of a river that many consider to be holy shows people bathing, despite toxic foam taking over ...

“We can’t allow you to go into the water.” A devotee takes a dip in the waters of Yamuna. Picture: Anindito Mukherjee/Getty ...

Thousands of people entered the stinking waters to pray in a religious festival, with some drinking the water.

Sweeping aside thick toxic scum, thousands of Hindu devotees ignored court warnings Thursday against bathing in the sacred ...

As the four-day Chhath festival begins with the traditional 'Nahay Khay' on Tuesday, a disturbing sight marred the religious fervour along the banks of the Yamuna River near Kalindi Kunj in Delhi.

The first day of Chhath Puja on Tuesday saw devotees immerse themselves in Yamuna for their ritual baths despite thick layers of toxic foam covering its surface. At the Kalindi Kunj and Sur ghat area, ...

The victims’ family has complained to police against the owner of the dysfunctional truck that was parked on the road in ...

Lakhs of devotees thronged artificial ghats across the national capital on Thursday to mark the third day of Chhath Puja and ...

But housewife Krishnawati Devi, 45, said she was not worried ... From an icy source of a Himalayan glacier, the Yamuna feeds ...

But housewife Krishnawati Devi, 45, said she was not worried ... From an icy source of a Himalayan glacier, the Yamuna feeds into the mighty Ganges, flowing more than 3,100 kilometres (1,925 ...