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The imposing remains of the former Rajghat Thermal Power Plant, a decommissioned coal-fired power station situated along the banks of the Yamuna River in New Delhi. Once an important source of electricity for the capital, the facility now stands silent, offering a glimpse into Delhi's industrial and energy history. The video highlights the plant's towering concrete chimney stack, expansive industrial buildings, and the long enclosed coal conveyor belt system that once transported fuel across the site. Dense vegetation and green overgrowth have gradually reclaimed parts of the complex, creating a striking contrast between nature and heavy industry. The quiet structures, weathered surfaces, and dormant infrastructure reflect the transformation of the area over time, preserving the memory of