Will India's overcrowded boat incidents prompt meaningful regulatory changes?

Context

India's waterways, particularly rivers like the Yamuna, have become increasingly popular for tourism and local transport, but overcrowding and inadequate safety regulations have led to recurring boat capsizing incidents. These tragedies raise questions about whether existing maritime safety standards are enforced and whether new regulations can meaningfully reduce risks without stifling the tourism and transport sectors. The debate hinges on balancing economic activity with public safety and the capacity of local authorities to implement and monitor compliance.