An action plan for prevention of pollution of the Ganga

An action plan for prevention of pollution of the Ganga

by India. Dept. of Environment.

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With reference to the Ganges River, India.

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  1. 1

    Given the immense scale and cultural significance of the Ganga, what was your initial impression of the scope and ambition of this action plan? Did anything surprise you about its fundamental approach to such a complex problem?

  2. 2

    The plan outlines responsibilities for various government departments, industries, and communities. Which "actor" or group do you believe bears the heaviest burden of responsibility for both the Ganga's pollution and its prevention, as presented in the document?

  3. 3

    The Ganga holds profound spiritual and cultural importance. How do you feel the plan integrates, or perhaps overlooks, this non-scientific dimension in its practical strategies for pollution prevention?

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