Pollution of the Yamuna River

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The cost of this abuse has increased over the years. In the survey of last year, the increase in typhoid fever, hepatitis, diarrhea in New Delhi was associated with serious pollution of the Yamuna River, which supplies the majority of drinking water in the city. A wide area of ​​the Yamuna River, Chennai and Mumbai's Chow River and Mujas River are considered dead zones, oxygen content is too low to support most fish lives. Environmentalist criticize the failure of past purification work in various problems such as political influence of industry, support by contractor, poor enforcement of pollution control agency, dispute of government sector. The $ 3 billion plan to wipe out the Ganges is the main project of prime minister Narendra Modi and needs to guide the political activities of five states, numerous cities, and several central government agencies.

The Yamuna River is currently considered to be unable to redeem from pollution. Pollution has reached a very high level that it is almost impossible to clean it. It would be a miracle if Yamuna could be resurrected. Please look at the picture depicting the death of India's most contaminated river, Yamuna River. Remember that almost every river in India is facing the same future as India is not serious about addressing the dumping of pollutants into rivers.

Hindus believe that diving in sacred Yamuna can be freed from the destruction of death. However, excessive population and uncontrolled dumping of sewage and industrial waste changed it into a bad situation. Right now, the Yamuna river is seeking salvation to avoid pollution. Yamuna is also called Jamuna, the second largest tributary of the Ganges River through India - Gangga Plain. It starts in Himalaya's Yamunotri glacier and flows through Uttarakhand, Haryana, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. In front of the river to Haryana, the water was clear blue. Since then, a large amount of untreated sewage, industrial waste, household waste, and garbage dumping have become one of the most contaminated rivers in the world.