The Central Ridge is undergoing a major ecological restoration to revive its native flora.
Authorities are removing invasive Prosopis juliflora (vilayati kikar) to allow more sunlight for indigenous plants, improving biodiversity and ecosystem health.
The pilot project covers over 70 hectares and aims to balance conservation with public access.
This initiative is a significant step toward preserving Delhi’s green lungs, ensuring a healthier environment for both nature and city residents.