On June 14, 2026, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta will lead the Yamuna Riverfront Cleanliness Campaign, a significant initiative aimed at restoring the Yamuna River's health and beauty. The campaign will focus on cleaning the riverbanks and raising awareness about environmental conservation among citizens. Gupta emphasized that the Yamuna is a vital part of Delhi's cultural and religious heritage, and protecting it is a collective responsibility. The campaign is expected to involve nearly 500 organizations, including social, religious, educational, and voluntary groups, along with thousands of volunteers who will engage in cleanliness drives and awareness activities at major ghats along the river. Last year's similar initiative, 'Meri Yamuna, Mera Kartavya,' successfully collected over 12 tonnes of waste, showcasing the potential for significant change through public participation. This year's campaign is set to be larger, with arrangements for security, traffic management, and emergency services in place. Gupta calls for active participation from citizens, stressing that maintaining the Yamuna's cleanliness is an ongoing commitment that requires everyone's involvement.