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Namami Gange: What are the possible challenges to this?

Namami Gange: What are the possible challenges to this?

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Namami Gange is an ambitious flagship programme of Union Government aimed at integrating all existing and new efforts for Ganga rejuvenation through a comprehensive policy. Original action plan 'National Mission for Clean Ganga' was drafted in Union budget 2015, which set a budgetary outlay of 20000 cr to accomplish this.



This is a tribute to river Ganga, which has sustained our civilisation for thousands of years and the project is a conglomeration of eight states, forty-seven towns besides several ministries.



But the cleanliness of Ganga basin isn't an easy task as it includes a huge area and population. Improving sewerage infrastructure and checking existing domestic and industrial build-up to accommodate forestation, building wildlife sanctuary is a complex job keeping in mind that displacement of people is unwarranted so as their livelihood should not be disrupted. 


Such complexities can only be addressed with proper planning with immediate and longtime effects of it, including all possible resources to contain the anomaly in the current situation. To this effort, India may find many like-minded countries which have both experience and interest in investment and technology transfer. Advance technologies like Geographic Information System can be best suited to collect required data, while public awareness and monitoring ganga-gram are key aspects to its success. 


A large project like this which has attracted public attention many a time since independence is not an easy task to accomplish. But efforts should be carried out, as it concerns not only human life but also entire ecology connected to it. 


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