The national aquatic animal population is taking its last breaths and we all are culpable of the mass murder.

Almost gone: How the Gangetic Dolphin is struggling to cope with the Ganga's increasing salinity

The national aquatic animal population is taking its last breaths and we all are culpable of its mass murder.

The city cannot live without either of its identities — religious or historical.

Ode to Allahabad: Kumbh is grand and gorgeous. But the city needs salvation

The city cannot live without either of its identities — religious or historical, Nehruvian or dharmic.

As millions descend at the Kumbh Mela venue, activist and opposition leaders have raised questions over the government’s claims of a cleaner Ganga.

Why the Ganga must become a political issue like Ram Mandir

As millions descend upon the Kumbh Mela, sadhus, activists and opposition leaders are raising questions over the government’s claims of a cleaner Ganga.

For Rahul Gandhi, pledging to clean the Ganga is an opportunity to win the hearts of millions of Hindus.

How Ganga can decide the 2019 Lok Sabha polls

The fact that most of our Gods are supposed to depart through the conduit of flowing rivers is laced with irony.

Durga Puja is proof our rivers are not fit to carry faith

Union minister Nitin Gadkari had said the Ganga would be ‘70 to 80 per cent’ cleaner by March 2019.

Promises washed away? RTI reply reveals the depths of failures around the Namami Gange mission

Union minister Nitin Gadkari had said the Ganga would be ‘70 to 80 per cent’ cleaner by March 2019. But official data shows a starkly different picture.

vToday, our Ganga is overflowing with sewage. It's time we must act

Those who worship Ganga have turned it into a dump. Who will save the holiest river?

As citizens, it's time we made the big splash of change.

Modi government's mocking its own grand plans to save Ganga

Mockery of Modi vowing he'll have River Ganga cleaned up 4 years ago

Government does not seem keen on pursuing the goals of aviral and nirmal together.

The river is dying, and killing people along with it.

Despite Rs 20,000 crore to clean up Ganga, we can't even bathe in India's holiest river

The Ganges is dying, as are the people who dare take a dip in it.

It is the conservation of the river that needs to be the talking point.

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