People come to spend free time at Yamuna Ghat, Kalindi Kunj At Yamuna ghat no. 21, just beside Nigam Bodh Shamashan Ghat, people lighting diya to offer prayer to Maa Yamuna. People shed pictures of gods, which they worship, in Yamuna once those get torn away with passage of time. A welder doing his job at under-construction Kalindi Kunj Bridge. Expected to be completed by Novermber 2018, the bridge will provide respite to thousands of commuters travelling between Delhi and Noida. People live around ghats which are very close to Yamuna, when the water level rises in monsoon, water reaches inside their homes. A father and daughter resting on a boat, that is resting at Yamuna ghat no. 28, Delhi A boat owner at Yamuna ghat no 24. He also runs a Vyayamshala. Wazirabad ghat, Delhi. This ghat has two temples, one of lord Shiva and one of Lord Shani. People take bath in Yamuna and offer prayers in the temple. A garland seller arranged her early morning shop near Shiv Mandir, Wazirabad Yamuna ghat. A mahout with his elephant at ITO Ghat, Delhi. People book elephants for weddings. I booked a boat ride to feed the birds. I come here every evening.
Some people come to enjoy boat rides, some for feeding birds and some for leaving ashes to Yamuna. My job is to get their job done.
