Preparations for AoL’s World Culture Festival in Delhi

A general view of the stage prepared for the World Culture Festival being organised by Art of Living at the Yamuna Bank in New Delhi. (Ravi Choudhary/HT Photo)

Updated on: Mar 11, 2016 1:55 AM IST

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A general view of the stage prepared for the World Culture Festival being organised by Art of Living at the Yamuna Bank in New Delhi. (Ravi Choudhary/HT Photo)

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Preparations are in full swing for the mega event after receiving clearance from the National Green Tribunal which has imposed a Rs 5 crore fine on Art of Living organisation. (Ravi Choudhary/HT Photo)

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Artists perform during a rehearsal of the opening ceremony of the three-day event. (PTI Photo)

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Construction of tents, hutments, barricades, pontoon bridges and a seven-acre stage is nearly over at the venue of World Culture Festival . (Sushil kumar/ht photo)

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Preparation work being carried out for the World Culture Festival on Yamuna floodplains. (Sushil kumar/ht photo)

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Two women walk on a pontoon bridge on the ecologically-sensitive Yamuna floodplains. (Sushil Kumar/ht photo)

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NSG commandos stand guard at the venue. (Ravi choudhary/ht photo)

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Army jawans take stock of the construction work of a pontoon bridge. (Sushil Kumar/HT Photo)

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A row of metal detectors installed at the event site. (Ravi Chaudhary/ht photo)

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Army’s help was sought to build two pontoon bridges for the World Cultural Festival. (Sushil Kumar/ht photo)

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Soldiers are seen checking the construction work of a pontoon bridge. (Ravi Choudhary/ht photo)