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The largest river in India with a profound religious significance
Pedada Bhargavi
BL.EN.U4EEE19020
Objective
Objective
The major problem in the river Ganga is Pollution: The untreated sewage dumped into the river, industrial waste, and agricultural runoff, all contribute to polluting the Ganges.
Cause of river pollution: Waste from humans
Cause of river pollution: Waste from humans
The human population is responsible for a considerable amount of the sewage water in the Ganges.
Cause of river pollution: Waste from Industry
Cause of river pollution: Waste from Industry
One coal-fired power plant creates 210,000 tonnes of fly ash. The ash is thrown into ponds, where it is filtered, mixed with household wastewater, and finally discharged as a slurry.
Cause of river pollution: Traditions of religion
Cause of river pollution: Traditions of religion
Over 70 million people bathe in the Ganges during festival seasons to purify themselves of their past misdeeds. Some goods, such as food, rubbish, or leaves, are dumped in the Ganges, contributing to pollution.
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