Case study on ganga action plan

Ganga Action Plan Case Study:

Gangais one of the longest rivers in the world and has length more than 2500 km. It is the river which is extremely important for India, because supplies people with water resources and has cultural and traditional value, as people connect their life with the river greatly.

The river runs through 23 big cities and 48 smaller towns, so it does not worth mentioning that water pollution is enormous there. The cities pore millions of tons of all the industrial wastes into Ganga, which cause numerous diseases, epidemics and reduce the quality of people’s life. When the situation was too close to the critical one, the states of India decided to combine their efforts to reduce the impact of a human being on the river and make it at least a bit cleaner. There are many projects and methods which are supposed to purify Ganga, but without the active participation of all the states of the country Ganga Action Plan will not be effective. The most reasonable and effective solutions are: to reduce the amount of the industrial wastes with the help of the secial filters and improved sewage systems which will not let all the domestic and industrial wastes come into Ganga.