River of Life, River of Death: The Ganges and India's Future
India is killing the Ganges, and the Ganges in turn is killing India.
A river with a difference
A Gangetic blunder
Gaps in GAP
The Ganga Action Plan has many flaws, but work on cleaning the river should continue
Can Ministry of Jal Shakti save Indian rivers?
The new ministry has its work cut out as old ministries’ track record in cleaning and saving river basins hasn’t been great
Bioindicators of pollution
Another bend in the Ganga
The political economy of defecation
Beware of the Ganga
A dip in the Ganga was meant to purify both body and soul. But devotees in Bihar have had a bad experience
GAP full of holes
The parching of India's Venice
Kerala finds its rivers drying up and beginning to die
Run of the mill
How the planet pays for fashion
The production of a kilogram of cotton takes up around 10,000 litre to 20,000 litre of water
प्लास्टिक मुक्त हो सकते हैं समुद्र और नदियां, वैज्ञानिकों ने बनाया नया डिग्रेडेबल प्लास्टिक
अमेरिका स्थित कॉर्नेल यूनिवर्सिटी के रसायनज्ञों ने एक नया पॉलीमर बनाया है, जो पराबैंगनी विकिरण द्वारा डिग्रेड हो सकता है
Rivers' dry run
Ten of the 15 monitored river basins registered a dip in their reservoir levels between May 2014 and 2019
Narmada has been killed in Gujarat, say activists
Members of Vadodara-based non-profit say the river downstream of Sardar Sarovar is now seasonal and carries only seawater and sewage
What Namami Gange has achieved in one year
This animation explains whether the new government's ambitious scheme to clean the Ganga has brought any results
Holy muck
CHINA
Operation salmon
Gaps in action
An alternative plan to clean up the river Ganga at Varanasi has been submitted by a local NGO
Worship now, repent later
Do Indian festivals have to be as polluting as they are at present?
British river turns surrogate Ganga
Spirited ruin of a village
Effluents from a liquor factory in Banka district spell doom for many villages around the unit and also pollute the Ganga.
Working to cleanse the Ganga
Several government and voluntary agencies are involved in the onerous task of cleaning up the country's best-known river.