Narendra Modi started many campaigns for bringing change in the society all over. Swach bharat is also one of his motto. Ganga is the holy river, it the most important river in India. But unfortunately it is one of the most polluted river. It is Narendra Modi’s dream to make Ganga clean and not only clean but also beautiful. So making his dream possible he has started a Project Called Namami Ganga to make it unpolluted and beautiful. So this paper will go through the Importance of Ganga, History, and The Namami Ganga. Hope the paper will help to gain knowledge.
1. Importance Of Ganga
Agriculture Sector: - In India agriculture is the primary sector for the national income and its contribution is the highest. In north India and north-east …show more content…
The obvious answer you will get is River Ganga. Many festivals are celebrated on banks of Ganga. Like Chhaht puja etc. People believe that if you take bath in Ganga your sins get washed away. People used to propel the ashes into the River in believe that they will attain “MOKSH”. Kumbh mela is also one of the biggest mela which is organized on the bank of River. Tourist from all over the world come there and worship river Ganga. Like per day crores of people visit River in the mela.
Industrial sector
Many industries which are located in the city where the River flows use the water of the River for their industries. The Industry also use the water to produce electricity which not only used by them but also available in public.
2. The Pollution …show more content…
Failed Schemes and Projects.
Ganga action plan: - Route in 1986, the then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi dispatched Rs 462-crore venture to clean the Ganga in Varanasi. Under this plan sewage treatment plants were situated up, crude sewage was cut off and occupied, electric and wood crematoria was situated up and minimal effort sanitation offices were given. The Ganga Action Plan was not effective so disproved on 31 March 2000 yet stage II of the programme got support. Till Feb 2014 Rs 939 crore had been used on the Ganga Action Plan including 524 separate schemes.
Limitations of GAP: - Rajiv Gandhi and its government had plan to clean Ganga and that was started in 1986 but as the time started passing the expenses got increasing and due less labour and mismanagement of time work and labour and also the capital the plan didn’t work, as per the expectations. Just as per the given reasons the government was unable to give adequate amount of fund for the scheme and also for the maintenance
Failure of local bodies in discharging their functions. As there was much work load on less people so due to it they were not able to manage the
1. Importance Of Ganga
Agriculture Sector: - In India agriculture is the primary sector for the national income and its contribution is the highest. In north India and north-east …show more content…
The obvious answer you will get is River Ganga. Many festivals are celebrated on banks of Ganga. Like Chhaht puja etc. People believe that if you take bath in Ganga your sins get washed away. People used to propel the ashes into the River in believe that they will attain “MOKSH”. Kumbh mela is also one of the biggest mela which is organized on the bank of River. Tourist from all over the world come there and worship river Ganga. Like per day crores of people visit River in the mela.
Industrial sector
Many industries which are located in the city where the River flows use the water of the River for their industries. The Industry also use the water to produce electricity which not only used by them but also available in public.
2. The Pollution …show more content…
Failed Schemes and Projects.
Ganga action plan: - Route in 1986, the then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi dispatched Rs 462-crore venture to clean the Ganga in Varanasi. Under this plan sewage treatment plants were situated up, crude sewage was cut off and occupied, electric and wood crematoria was situated up and minimal effort sanitation offices were given. The Ganga Action Plan was not effective so disproved on 31 March 2000 yet stage II of the programme got support. Till Feb 2014 Rs 939 crore had been used on the Ganga Action Plan including 524 separate schemes.
Limitations of GAP: - Rajiv Gandhi and its government had plan to clean Ganga and that was started in 1986 but as the time started passing the expenses got increasing and due less labour and mismanagement of time work and labour and also the capital the plan didn’t work, as per the expectations. Just as per the given reasons the government was unable to give adequate amount of fund for the scheme and also for the maintenance
Failure of local bodies in discharging their functions. As there was much work load on less people so due to it they were not able to manage the