The Central government is about to conduct a meeting in coming days with
the pradhans of 1657 villages along the Ganga river in order to reduce the
level of pollution in Ganga. The meeting shall be held on 30th
January 2016 for whole day and the participation of all the village heads shall
be made available. The ministry of water resources shall share different models
on water resources with the village heads under the “Ganga gram” program. The meeting
shall consist of representatives of panchayats, government officials and
ministers including Uma Bharti, Nitin Gadkari etc. The chief ministers of five
states through which the river Ganga flows shall also be invited in the
meeting. The states are Uttarakhand, Uttara Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and West
Bengal.
The program “Ganga gram” was mooted in the beginning of this month in
order to reduce the pollution level in Ganga by analyzing the sewer systems connected
with the river Ganga. As per the internal resources, the focus of the program
shall be on the reduction of the pollution due to contamination of the river
Ganga due to manmade wastes and the release of the same in the river. The
village heads and the Panchayat representatives shall be shown different models
to improve the associated problems related to pollution in Ganga.
In above lines, different steps have already been taken to reduce the
pollution in Ganga, which is a sacred river originating from Gaumukh,
Uttarakhand. In recent days, National Green tribunal (NGT) has already taken
many stringent steps in order to reduce the pollution in river Ganga. NGT has
issued notice to many hotels in Rishikesh and Haridwar in this regard. The
camping on the banks of river Ganga has already been banned, which was considered
to be a source of pollution in Ganga. One more significant order has also been
put by NGT in this regard, which states a complete ban of the plastic polythene
bags along the Ganga and its tributaries.
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