1.the pepole who throw deadbody in ganga 2.the small & short pipes of industries who melt in ganga 3.a lot of pepole throw the garbage in it 4.asthiya of deadbody's are flowed by pepols in ganga 5.the crowd who wash her clothes at corner 6.harmful gases are melt in it who's waporise from industries 7.in the absense the value of ganga pepole does not take him seriously 8.a less amount of whole population is worried for pollution 9.some pepole who r worried for it can'nt take any step 0

10 major challenges (need sequential attention) in Clean Ganga project could be : 1) Stop industrial waste to Ganga 2) Stop urban waste to Ganga 3) Making Ganga Ghats as the visitors place for rest and calm 4) Use Ganga water as the drinking water in a big commercial way 5) Manage adequate water level in Ganga 6) Make big water reservoirs 7) Maintain adequate depth of river 8) Inter connection of rivers 9) Ganga as river transportation 10) Tackle overflow of Ganga during rainy season

गंगा को साफ करने के लिए जज्बे और स्वच्छ विचार की जरूरत है क्योकि कोई भी काम तभी सफल हो सकता है जब उसके पीछे स्वच्छ विचार और नियत हो।

1. Mindset of people:we need 2be motivated and educated by the local body time to time so cleanness become our habit. in India, at the early stage like T school this can b a subject. 2.industrial wastage the dominating factor, 3. Sewage discharge 4. Taking bath into river 5. Disposing death body into theGanga 6. If using steamer/petrol driven boat at large 7. Washer man washing laundries 8.No treatment installed 9.Al international funds as well govt goes in2 wrong pocket 10.Honest effort needed

What ever the garbage,sewage water and other waste material thrown in to Ganga,should be treated as raw material input for bio power generation. If power is generated from all this material ,this will help to generate some revenue for government. Other wise all such project will be like white elephant & after some day this will not feasible to operate them . The operations of such project will come to end if they do not generate any interest for operational authorities.

A flowing river with water in it is self cleaning, you don't have to force its hand. Every river in India is diverted from its main course into lined channels that disallow local percolation, recharge of water and achievement of water balance.We need water in the rivers have localized catchments along rivers - similar to the Grand Anaicut & self replenishing canals like the Buckingham Canal. Don't divert, let water be. Water solves itself, don't force it. Sand filters it - concrete traps it.

YES WE CAN CLEAN THE MAA GANGA. First of all the plastic bags should be strictly banned in the whole nation. sometimes back they were strictlly banned in Rishikesh the nagar palika strictly implented the bann. The guilty were penalised. As a result the banks of ganga tge streets of Rishikesh and the coloines were looking quite clean. The prolem of choking of drainage also stopped to an extent. People came into a habbit of bringing bags while going to vegetale market or elsewhere . But it allstop

-Diverting public sensitivity for Ganga; It must be directed towards betterment of Ganga and it's ecosystem -Public activities must be monitored -Saving the degrading ecosytem -Cleaning up Ganga -Monthly maintenance of Ganga -Shifting jobs and industries on the banks of Ganga, away from it -Involving the mass -Banning non-degradable substances 100KMs around ganga -Creating a separate section for people to carry out their religious activities -Preserving the source of ganga.

7. Rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge schemes totally absent in Uttarakhand, UP , Bihar and West Bengal 8. Insufficient power supply to STP's make them inoperational for most of the time 9. No tertiary treatment of STP water implemented in GAP 10. State and Center efforts are not coordinated

1. Undercapacity sewage treatment plants 2. Industrial effluents not treated and poisonous heavy metals entering food chain( example Kanpur) 3. No roadmap for water recycle and resuse 4. Heavy draw for irrigation on upper Ganga canal causing insufficient flow at lower Ganga canals 5. Opportunity offered by flood waters in Ganga is not converted into groundwater recharge potential 6. Interconnection of all India rivers is absent which make flood water management impossible