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Ensure greater tourism as well as cleaner Ganga

Start Date :

Jan 01, 2015

Last Date :

Sep 30, 2015

00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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How can it be ensured that not only does the arrival of tourists increase but also the Ganga remains clean?

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vishal mehta 11 years 9 months ago

Rightly said ganga is our soul and we should respect it in every manner we can but fistly we should consider that nobody can throw garbage in our ganga

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sandesh dalvi 11 years 9 months ago

1.Proper management of waste water treatment plants 2. Minimize use of harmful chemical substance coming from factories. 3. Rules and regulations must be enforced to see that chemicals and other harmful wastes are not thrown into the rivers. 4.Not using river banks as open toilets

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Naveen RV 11 years 9 months ago

Sir, The First Step in Ganga rejuvenation is to stop industry dumping chemical waste in the river, minimize drainage flow by building water treatment plants and the by product can be used for other useful process.

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Deepak Jacob 11 years 9 months ago

Immersion of ashes in the ganga should be done on a separate area in varanasi only and the water in that area should be treated and recycled.Strict punishment should be given for throwing waste in ganga.Conduct a detailed study by an Israeli team who are masters at water recycling.Ask each navratna PSU company to adopt specific areas of ganges to do beautifying and water recycling plants and they can put their advertisements there.

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Amit padekar 11 years 9 months ago

Avoid sending industrial waste and human waste to Ganga. Strict laws to implement on industries and our muncipal cooperation who allows to do this. If taken seriously this can b easily done. Many countries have achieved it then why not us. Let's b good example for other countries.

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Deep Talukdar 11 years 9 months ago

First it needs to be ensured that no industrial and domestic waste be directly dumped into Ganga. Each municipality should have industrial waste treatment plants and the cost of setting up these can be recovered from putting a cess on the polluting industries and homes involved in those zones.

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Nina Verma 11 years 9 months ago

Saina Nahiwal almost "threatened" the Govt, PM, President if they did not give her the Padma Bhushan. She has not even won a gold or silver at the olympics so what is she throwing so much weight for? And the Minister of Sports got nervous and immediately sent her name for the award. V sad if ministers can be threatened by anyone and they buckle under pressure! "Pepper Spray" should be made cheap so that women of all class can afford it as a safety tool.

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Surendra kumar singhal 11 years 9 months ago

It should be instructed to Rto/ Car dealers that Cars only to be registered/sold to Income-tax Payers which will reduce the number of Vehicles on roads and expenses on fuel .

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Surendra kumar singhal 11 years 9 months ago

to save/minimise the consumption of electricity, all the functions such as Marriage & birth day parties be organised in day only. Highly expensive programms be in close watch.

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Surendra kumar singhal 11 years 9 months ago

Late night functions be stopped or discouraged which is necessary for security (specially for ladies) and to minimise the overall expenses. every where.

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