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DDA Introduces Jute Carpeting for Parks' Pathways, Cycling Tracks
The Morning Standard
|April 28, 2025
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has started using jute carpeting on pathways and walking/cycling tracks in its parks, particularly those located on the Yamuna floodplains.
The development came to light after Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena inspected Asita Park on Sunday, where jute pathways are currently being laid. The move aims to prevent dust pollution, curb soil erosion, and naturally support grass growth, while also promoting the jute farming sector and industry.
According to DDA officials, Saxena has directed that jute carpeting be used not only at Asita Park but also inside the Northern Ridge, where restoration work is underway following his recent visit.
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