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- Action soon against industrial units polluting Ganga: GovtGovernment has asked the pollution control boards to initiate action against industrial units discharging contaminated effluents in river G...
Action soon against industrial units polluting Ganga: GovernmentThe government has launched the ambitious 'Namami Ganga' programme to rejuvenate the river which was fully funded by the Centre.- Study sounds SOS on river pollutionAt a time when the country's national river Ganga has caught the attention of policymakers, a new report of India's key pollution watchdog ...
- Government to conduct study on communities dependant on Ganga for livelihoodAs part of Ganga rejuvenation project, government is planning to conduct study on communities which are traditionally dependant on river fo...
- Germany commits 3 million Euro for Ganga cleaningGermany will provide 3 million Euro to support India's ongoing Ganga rejuvenation plan and explore various options to develop the country's...
- Clean Ganga: Government to focus on re-use of effluents, model burning ghatsWater Resources Minister Uma Bharati has finalised a comprehensive programme for Ganga rejuvenation comprising 3 groups, 7 objectives & 21 ...
- Consortium of 7 IITs preparing Ganga Basin Management PlanCollaboration with Japan's funding agency JICA is under consideration in addition to the existing project assistance of Rs 496.9 crore.
- Uma Bharti discusses Ganga rejuvenation plan with National Environmental Engineering Research InstituteThe minister interacted with the institute's scientists on selection of various locations considering the most polluted stretches of Ganga.
- Clean Ganga project: Rs 51,000 crore to stop sewage flow into the river, Center informs SCThe Centre said the success of Ganga rejuvenation plan would require active participation and cooperation of different stakeholders.
- Centre planning dedicated university on Ganga rejuvenationThe NDA Government has accorded top priority to cleaning Ganga and the Centre had allocated Rs 2,037 crore for an integrated programme.
- Ganga Rejuvenation Plan to be launched from Uttarakhand: Uma BhartiUttarakhand CM Harish Rawat presented to her a proposal worth Rs 9478 crore for several projects to be undertaken as part of the mission.
- Villages along Ganga to be open-defecation free by 2022Villages to be covered under the scheme fall under 1,632 gram panchayats along the river bank in Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West...
- Uma Bharti launches web portal on Ganga rejuvenation planAs part of its efforts to make the Ganga rejuvenation programme a mass movement, the Ministry of Water Resource launched a web portal to co...
- Govt launches an exclusive portal for river GangaGovernment on Friday launched an exclusive website on the river Ganga. The move will provide a digital platform to people to extend their s...
- Ganga Rejuvenation plan to commercially exploit the river: ScientistsMishra was part of a day-long national dialogue on rejuvenation of the scared river 'Ganga Manthan' was held in New Delhi on Sunday.
- Tourism to be major part of Ganga rejuvenation planAn important part of the plan envisages completely stopping inflow of polluted water into the river. It will cost an estimated Rs 80,000 cr...
- Clean up of river Yamuna a part of Ganga rejuvenation: Uma BhartiUnion Water Resource Minister Uma Bharti has said the River Ganga rejuvenation programme would not be successful without cleaning up of riv...
- Govt preparing compact plan to rejuvenate Ganga, other riversBharti also exude confidence that people would give an overwhelming mandate in favour of BJP in 2019 also.
- Floating hotels on Ganga part of rejuvenation planThe highlight of the Ganga front is introducing river cruises and floating hotels on Ganga between Haridwar and Hooghly by private sector.
- Centre to hold 'Ganga Manthan' before finalizing its river rejuvenation blueprintReligious leaders — sadhus and saints — will also be consulted by the Centre before making a blue print of its Ganga rejuvenation programme...
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