India is cleaning up Ganga river. Here’s how.

[@Elliott_Elliott]

Germanys rivers were also heavily polluted due to the Industrial revolution, chemical industry and waste water. Nowadays they are clean, I believe the same can be achieved in India an I know you will achieve it, I know many bright Indians, future is bright for India.

[@Elliott_Elliott]

@@sutapasbhattacharya9471 Well to be honest I didn't know about that, but I am indeed German - my YT name is just an alias. I know a lot of people though who enjoy and adapted a small part of the Indian Yoga culture into their lives. Furthermore due to my work in business processes I had the pleasure to work with a lot of Indian colleagues (SAP professionals) and I have a great opinion about them.

[@frankcastle5596]

@@Elliott_Elliott how much is your package?? One of my clients got SAP implemented and it cost them approx a million dollars and in the name of support they say we are looking into it, one ID creation cost $3k. Don't know what they do all these money.

[@fulltufun]

I have wondered the beauty of Rhine and Moselle in Koblenz and many other small villages around. Good to hear from Germany.

[@Elliott_Elliott]

@@frankcastle5596 Oh I am just a SAP key account user. I am not sure about the exact prices, but it’s really expensive and you need sn expensive SAP inhouse consulting team as well.

[@shashankbj3804]

@@sutapasbhattacharya9471 Ayo chill why bombard someone with this... do you understand you may come off unsuspectingly annoying to some one. Its like oppressing someone with your views ...

[@viduranimalarathne8797]

Ganga is so iconic that in Sri Lanka, the Sinhala word for river is ganga.

[@dutybound5079]

The name Mekong comes from Ganga too. We all belong to the same civilization.

[@vaibhavsane2]

That is something I did not know. Interesting.

[@siddeshnaik2296]

​@@dutybound5079 we are not taught our own history that is why we don't know such things cultural and civilisational influence of Bharat and the unity that we shared we aren't even remotely made aware of such things the British and the people they left behind in power ensured this and BJP is th most impotent party in the world

[@dp6june]

Thanks for information. I didn't know this.

[@chandanamondal5771]

@@siddeshnaik2296 actually it is the most potent one.....due to BJP, these upgradation things are happening.

[@sammason6615]

Good job, india respect from Norway 🇳🇴

[@sagarsingh-zy3ws]

Hii sam... Waiting for your reply

[@namakdarmodi9310]

Thank u Sam, 🙏 Namaste.

[@ObsidianSpearhead]

Hey Sam

[@randomclips42069]

​​@@sagarsingh-zy3ws wtf dude, gora dikha nhi chatne lage

[@MissAlive1]

​@@randomclips42069 seriously.. sabko approval lena hai

[@rimurutempest2130]

A UN Body actually appreciating India without Propaganda is a first new .

[@keysersoze_6]

I know right!

[@amj.composer]

Exactly, I was patiently waiting for the anti-modi propaganda to emerge but that didn't happen lmao

[@shubhrajit2117]

You Hindus pollute the river with your sick rituals... You are the one to blame!

[@CMA_Pradyumn_Dhyani]

Modi-US visit & NATO+ negotiations.

[@Rustincohle88]

​@@CMA_Pradyumn_Dhyanithey do because they want to india acts as neutral and doesn't want to stand with Russia the main reason west hates india defence deals with Russia

[@JAMRAJ2804]

It is Ganga river, not ganges. Stop changing the name for your sake. Respect name and culture.

[@Mclovin96X]

Get some education.

[@swarajification]

Why is your display name is Aztec? You Mexican?! If not change it to GangaMaiyaKaBhakt

[@JAMRAJ2804]

@@swarajification That is my univeraity's mascot, team name and each student can be called with Aztec.

[@friendlyatheist9589]

@@swarajification what wrong he said? seems like you have particular kind of hatred for those who celebrate their culture ? ganga is the name not ganges

[@surajbiradar9827]

we should be more concerned about the pollution rather than the naming.

[@beast6029]

The GANGA river has definitely gotten cleaner. I grew up near it and I remember that many parts of the river just was filled with trash. But seeing massive improvements these days.

[@Bloopbloppbloppp24]

And corpses

[@rage8673]

​@@Bloopbloppbloppp24 corpses are not directly dumped into any river, only ashes of corpses are, which ultimately mixes with silt, clay and other soil particles carried by the rivers.

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

@@Bloopbloppbloppp24 If u don't know the cremation ritual of india & that only ashes goes in water then Make urself more aware to lessen ur ignorance before speaking on or abt something.

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

Yup, In ganga ghats of patna Now ppl go for walk, study or for enjoy peace & pleasure of nature's ambience coz it is that clean & beatiful..In Banaras too the ghats and river got very clean that It seems out of world beauty when mirror clean forever flowing river gets decorated with Diyas specially on Ram navmi & diwali evening, I remember a big joint group of my family (except me) together with many relative's families went on Ayodhya tour back in 2013 or 14 & My mom told me how bad the situation of saryu river was that they went for just hand-feet water wash in it to get in temple & worship, some old gradma's in group wanted to have 1-2 "dubki" before pray in temple But Non happened, they resort to tap water & Most in group got disgusted from how bad condition the river had.

[@varunkhugshal9049]

​@@trusfratedbunny2215actually we have water burial as well in some river side communities, i don't know how human body is polution? It's organic, water based animals eat it... It's very very sustainable

[@Roger-go6jc]

So good to see Ganga getting this love and attention. Many years ago, I washed in the Beas River. I had to walk a kilometre before I could find a spot where I would not get swept away. I have always been a part of your land since then.

[@GITAisBASED]

I wish you would come again. India has a certain kind of nostalgia.

[@devdhirsingh9864]

your words are greater than the feelings of appreciation some Indians have for this land. India is a part of you as well!

[@billgates1450]

Appreciate those kind words man, do visit again! 4 parts of india, 4 contrasting cultures and geography

[@IstRecoo]

Ganga is not only 1 of the 3 holy rivers but also supports a lot of people and animals by providing fresh water source and we already lost 2 of the holy rivers, we must protect Ganga bcs it's our responsibility.

[@manasdhibar3637]

which are the other holy rivers ?

[@elitegamer8008]

@@manasdhibar3637 sarswati and yamuna

[@manasdhibar3637]

@@elitegamer8008 every river is destoryed by our previous ancestors, either way isn't it the all the same river, names are diff that's all

[@Tenisinspector8341]

@@manasdhibar3637 How we’re they “destroyed” especially with proto industrial technology before the advent of Anglo sax*ns? Last I checked using river water and making canals to facilitate crop irrigation isn’t destruction, dumping copious amounts of factory induced poison is.

[@manasdhibar3637]

@@Tenisinspector8341 yes that's what i am saying as a youngster i don't have luxury to experience that beautiful river that was used to have, now its all polluted thanks to our older generations , who didn't protected the river and forest and never cared to do the same

[@NikhilSingh-de5vj]

Illegal sand mining and dropping construction wastes in the Ganga river bed near dolphin sanctuary in Bihar major threat for the existence of this endangered species.

[@briju0953]

Bihar is a gone case. Neither the people changes nor the govt

[@Kathakathan11]

Well that’s why people and administration should be trustworthy, but it’s Bihar, so let it be

[@briju0953]

@@Kathakathan11 but the Biodiversity!!

[@Kathakathan11]

@@briju0953 well that’s the problem, biodiversity will be lost because Bihar is not developed or it will be lost due to capitalistic development. So overall it’s going to lose whatsoever, sad but true

[@simplyrohith2163]

Idk man all Indian states are doing everything in their power to not drag the countries name down. But then there's Bihar😂

[@ariadgaia5932]

I love India! I hope they will continue to ride to help lead out world to a brighter future! Namaste~🥰

[@adithiarjun6764]

Lol😂😂😂😂

[@vinaydivedi_up41]

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[@vinaydivedi_up41]

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[@vinaydivedi_up41]

@@adithiarjun6764 on our "ol"lollo"""😍 life like

[@VijayBhai-eh7iz]

,C6-,, xxx x,

[@akinchanjain1]

Many people consider ganga as their mother and I can absolutely understand them, when there is no one to support you or you are depressed just take a dive in rishikesh. its so rejuvenating and all the stress is gone. Even though my religion doesn't consider it as monther but i personally consider ot as mother and hopefully like rishikesh one day clean water will also flow in Varanasi and kolkata.

[@thethreespikes9737]

Its the bond bro. We can't survive without it. Hence she is like a mother

[@sharansharma1]

I was in Haridwar People worship river, take a dip in river, then come out, remove their underwear and give it to the mother (river). Sadly most people only want to wash sins and body they don't give a fuck about river, they are selfish people.

[@surajbiradar9827]

So don't pollute and destroy your mother. Just some 100 km from ganga the chambal river is clean despite people not calling her a mother. We probably should respect the river as a natural entity and keep it clean rather than terming it holy while at the same time not care about it.

[@thethreespikes9737]

@@surajbiradar9827 poverty my friend. Poverty.

[@stxfdt1240]

@@thethreespikes9737 nautanki only nautanki

[@chrisfernandes3353]

The NEP absolutely has to embed Japan's learning construct: kids cleaning their school classrooms, premises and bathrooms as well. Fresh water is life

[@sharmi9891]

Proper education to citizens is much needed in order to keep the country in all its assets clean. As someone said; clean water gives energy and happiness to humans and above all, the animals. Happy to see young ones are interested to do so, great job guys!

[@KirillySpace]

Bravo! Thank you to all the wonderful people of India for this incredible feat.

[@zafarazjar4608]

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[@nabamtai12]

Inspiring iniative, really needed, I'm from north east Arunachal Pradesh visited agra once and got really disappointed that the famous river which we heard about since birth was not as thought of. Hope through this initiative will get to see a glimpse of the historical Ganga in its natural form

[@manavarora7644]

Yes !!!

[@vignesh1065]

The river in Agra is Yamuna. It's still bad.

[@UrikHUNT6]

for sure!

[@PaulAllen6304]

I live near Diamond Harbour, a city towards the mouth of Ganga into Bay of Bengal. Each monsoon, we see so many dolphins gather up and hunt migratory "Ilish"(species of herring), that come all the way from ocean to spawn. The water here is brackish, and very polluted. The place is not far from one of the biggest ports in India, Haldia. Although the number of dolphin coming each year has been decreasing. I hope somebody documents this phenomena through a documentary, before it's gone

[@aham-mumukshu-asmi]

THanks to Modiji for sticking to his promise. The Ganga is at the heart of Hindu religion. Somewhere down the line during Mughal and Colonial era, the Hindus fell into wrong teachings that dumping anything into Ganga will make it holy. But since 2014, we are proud of the people around Ganga and the Govt for continuously cleaning up the soul of India. Thanks for covering this.

[@criscrosxxx]

Ah yes blame the mughals and British. Not the brahmins who perpetuate to Hindus. Unless you mean brahmins didn't guide Hindus at all

[@alpeshchaudhary391]

as he said this project is not initiated by government it is an individual effort

[@aham-mumukshu-asmi]

@@alpeshchaudhary391 Lol no. Read about Namami Gange. Everyone knows it was one of his poll promises in 2014. Also u can see in video 2014 is often mentioned.

[@rohitnegi2711]

​@@aham-mumukshu-asmi he is a chamcha, he won't accept the fact .

[@aham-mumukshu-asmi]

@@rohitnegi2711 shows the level of leftist brainwashing. These guys really think BJP didnt do anything since 2014. Sad and also funny

[@rahulkapur687]

Brilliant effort 🙏...now the speed and scale has to be increased... Ganga is our mother, a mother we love, taking care of her is the duty of every Indian! 🇮🇳

[@rakhimukerji7937]

What has happened to Uma Bharti?

[@mahdihasan8068]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@ZaRumpelstiltskin]

🙂👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@bornathlete9206]

I have been hearing of this namami gange project since long, but didn't knew about it's achievements until i saw this video.

[@harshgupta_india]

by looking at the subtitles i can see how the locals what they are saying are misinterpreted.. they are saying something else and the subtitles are saying something else

[@justaguyfromreddit]

Rly? Can you translate?

[@priyadarshi8548]

@@justaguyfromreddit their subtitles convey broadly the same meaning but we can expect better translation from UN

[@kingKabali]

lost in translation

[@sharmi9891]

The beauty of knowing (a bit) Hindi has its advantages in my case eventhough born and living abroad with Bhojpuri and Dutch language.

[@narendrapanse7844]

the translation is pretty much spot on.

[@vms_kt]

Thank you all who are working on restoring this magnificent river! I feel proud that someone is actually capable of doing all this.

[@ClosiusBeg]

I believe in India! The most beautiful and cultural rich country! Jai maha Bharat!

[@Science0522]

Thank you 😊

[@divyamacsuedon3899]

Namami Gangey! The Giver, must be respected. Thank-you and regards, to all those who are at the forefront.

[@shellseapower]

Ganga river was the home for pink dolphins 😢and so many different water species

[@sharmi9891]

Very informative video because i never knew there were dolphins over there. Nice

[@SkyBlue0]

​​@@sharmi9891Gangetic dolphin protection sites and observatories exist in places like Bhagalpur etc.

[@manumudgal4988]

Yes there are still dolphin there but only in its tributaries

[@sharmi9891]

Thx for adding ur information, it's very interesting @Kraken Thunder

[@dustinfernandez6611]

Are the river species still alive after all this pollution...

[@shravandoddamani6363]

It's not Ganges, its GANGA.

[@graphindi]

Ganges is English name for Ganga so technically both are correct. like Sindhu river is called Indus river in English. Edit:- India is also given by British go and change it to bahrat and Hindu is given by persion go and change it to Sanatan. I am just saying that Ganges is correct for them not for us. And if you have any problem with that go and protest in England or in UN not debet with me. I am not going to reply anyone so please not try to debate with me.

[@Shuffle-f2x]

@@graphindi "Kunal" is not definitely Ur English name . Tell me your Fking English name ??

[@Emoechaiti]

​@@graphindi but when we call any English name improperly in our accent, we are considered illiterate. From now on I'll call these wrong pronouncing foreigners illiterate as well.

[@braunarsch]

@@Emoechaiti lol wtf are you talking about? this isn't the 19th century bruh

[@rockyyadav1695]

​@@graphindi names don't translate in other languages. Names are same in every language

[@dsking1480]

Excellent work...restoring our is key to human survival

[@BalboaBaggins]

Humans should take care of the planet for the love for her and everything that lives on it, not to "survive".

[@SAARCtoday]

Proud of India 🇮🇳 Govt effort to clean Ganga River !

[@rajumadduri6254]

I wish the same is implemented in Musi in Hyderabad and Godavari in Rajahmundry

[@briankleinschmidt3664]

The people of India are cleaning their holy river. It's just dern inspirational.

[@quality1789]

If this is true. I am very proud of the efforts made. Kudos to all the people of India

[@sutapasbhattacharya9471]

Why should this not be true! Where are you from?

[@billgates1450]

mostly true, yes. But it's not very large scale yet, hopefully we are heading there

[@Abhishek-zq7ur]

@@sutapasbhattacharya9471 pakistan 😂

[@Emi_qp88e]

You'd belive it instantly if instead they said that 90% of Indians don't have toilets or that minorities don't have a voice here, right? We don't need your kudos, man.

[@souldevil6997]

Kudos to the government of india

[@akshayar2467]

One of the most important aspects of improving water quality is stopping industry runoff or at least treating the water before it is discharged into the river. No matter how many sacrifices the people make, if the industries aren't pressured to take steps to prevent pollution, the change will seem minimal. From this video, it seems that not much has changed in that regard.

[@TheGuruNetOn]

This video doesn't show it but massive changes have been made to stop such polluting inflows by building huge STPs.

[@proudbhartiya1993]

As a citizen I also want to be a part of it and do my bit of contribution.

[@shikshapandey8196]

Not polluting and encouraging others not to pollute will be the biggest contribution, not only to Ganga but to other rivers also ...

[@striker44]

Kicking anyone taking a leak on the banks would be a good start.

[@manashdb]

​@@shikshapandey8196 there is no such thing as not polluting. You and I both pollute. Just because you dump your garbage in a dustbin doesn't mean it vanishes into thin air. Your garbage and my garbage ends up either in a landfield somewhere, floats through a river where it's dumped or at best is burned down so that the smoke rises up in the air and depletes the ozone layer slowly. So to advise someone not to pollute is to ask them to do the impossible. We as citizens of India have not yet fully gone plastic free...let alone stop polluting as a whole.

[@Kathakathan11]

@@shikshapandey8196 that’s not enough, not even worth it honestly.

[@daathisone5459]

plant atleast 3 trees every birthday near your house and save the environment. If you are 20 and live upto 80 years and 1 out of every 3 trees survive then you would have planted 60 trees or maybe more.

[@ryhol5417]

I hope it keeps going. Return of wildlife and planting (a diverse mix of local) plants will help keep the public engaged.

[@judicianmunusamy2595]

Respect sir am from India Tamil Nadu in Chennai i am a lawyer Practice in supreme court of India New Delhi. I would like join WORLD ENVIRONMENT TEAM' how join together.

[@mdtitu4241]

❤

[@nilotpaldeb1551]

if it happens to other rivers it will be good as many rivers are dead in india now, and many are going to die within 10 yrs better farming methods, planting world class sewage treatment plant, afforestation, removing the present garbage from rivers is necessary now otherwise indian rivers future is in danger goverement, ngos, local community help in large scale is required

[@striker44]

Namma coovum'a kavaneenga sir.

[@Kathakathan11]

@@nilotpaldeb1551 no they are not going to die that easily, name the dying rivers.

[@JamesRattray]

Brilliant to see, well done to everyone involved. It is so important

[@cliffwoodbury5319]

That's amazing to hear and lets you know a problem will most likely be solved. When a government problem becomes a movement of the people!!!

[@Tahira12345]

The problem is industry dumps , chemicals being released into the Ganga river by these huge multiple billion dollar corporations. Coco-cola and Pepsi are the biggest polluters.

[@HornOkay]

Great work. Kudos to everyone involved.

[@abdulhafeezsoomro4883]

that is great to see. hats off to India

[@abmstudio3678]

Ganga was the river around which the second wave of the Indian civilization was made. It is where a lot of our culture and beliefs come from. It is holy not because of religious reasons but because of its selfless gift of life for one of the oldest civilizations still alive today. We need to save it and all the life within it not because of its holy nature but because we will die without it.

[@RogueReplicant]

India will never be clean. Stop dreaming f f s

[@madhumita4377]

though we are far from the aim i hope one day we can restore the aquatic life and clean the river which gave life to so many indian generations.

[@rebelxyz2077]

River ganga is the third holiest river for me. 1. Saraswati river 2. Sindhu river

[@ashishranjan8338]

Three main needs to make Ganga the ancient Ganga 1. Heavy plantation to the river basins 2. Factory waste Water treatment 3. All humans have to join hands to save the endangered flora and fauna and the native aqua life.

[@shobadasari5363]

Kudos, Cleaning up River Ganga is not a difficult task at all given the awareness and intent. Only the industries assoc around the R Ganga and R Yamuna should have stringent environmental clearance.

[@OBLODY]

I was watching Devom ke dev mahadev; a serial about lord shiva, an episode in it made me feel concerned about current status of ganga, I knew I can not bring much change to ganga river but I wanted to know what is happening. And this video made me feel happy, feels like we humans have started to acknowledge the value of our nature. Let me take this time to promise myself that I will help preserve our natural assets. ❤

[@mbaker9861]

Good effort…to restore the Ganga. Nurture our planet! ❤❤

[@dvikauglaumishrauca]

Thanks everyone for doing this. Thanks UN for not ignoring Bharat's progress.❤ Edward Norton voice was nice, delivery could have been better if he had actually came and seen the project work. He's one of the finest actors. And please Please change the title. It is called "Ganga"

[@d1p70]

You can say what you want - but this one man Modi has changed India for the better in 8 yrs more than the previous 80 yrs combined.

[@murtuzamerchant4659]

Salute and Love from Dallas Texas USA 🇺🇸

[@hobbithallows]

Local word should be adopted instead of word that coloniser pronounced She’s “Ganga”

[@AdityaBando]

Don't accept the word "colonialism" bro. Call them foreigners or firangi. Accepting will help them in some way or another.

[@Shrey_Shrek]

Speaking English and demands native pronunciation...

[@Msam773]

​@@Shrey_Shrek Actually English once was native Indian language,then British came loot from us,I hate British

[@Shrey_Shrek]

@@Msam773 lmao

[@marcbuisson2463]

Names of towns, rivers, mountains etc... are different depending on the language it is spoken in. Nothing stops you from using the indian name though, as long as it's understood well :>. I'm sure it's even the case in India between the many different languages, that many towns or natural places are called differently. You should see how we butcher english towns in France... though this tendency is disappearing. Winchester as Bicêtre stays funny :>.

[@manavarora7644]

The comeback is always greater than the setback

[@nolabachiu7690]

Great job. Birth control is so important in overpopulated areas of the world. Fewer people=less pollution etc.

[@AM19065]

US has more per capita pollution than India

[@puneetmaheshwari]

it feels soo good to know about hope our gov make more important changes to improve it further

[@RoseWhite99]

Great work. We need to clear up all rubbish from streams, rivers, and seas

[@phantomc2175]

Mother Gangā, the water Goddess 🚩🔱🌄🕉️🙏

[@pastorofmuppets7654]

When the fisherman said "Jao bhaiyya aram se"❤

[@subhadramahanta452]

Time to bring such schemes to Yamuna as well. It's one of the three holy rivers of Bharat and also needs drastic change!

[@सौरभYadavendra]

In our Hindu Sanatan culture, Ganga River is called by all Indians as "Ganga Maiya" i.e. Mother. The water of Ganga Maiya is considered very sacred by all Indians.

[@peterstratten3087]

Well done India ❤

[@Wul-Lop]

Thank everyone who helps save Ganga river… respect from Thailand…🎉🎉🎉❤

[@WarsunGames]

About time. You need to do more. Again. The factories. They are your biggest pollution source. Have their waste sent to a treatment plant. An NOT dumped into the river. If any kid dies its their fault and you Must hold them accountable.

[@xr4572]

Thanks for the shout-out on the excellent work being done here but note it's River Ganga. Not Ganges.

[@mercedesbenz3751]

4:36 That man saying, ''Go mother, go easy'' 🙏

[@SVKDS10494]

*brother

[@barbarabishop6]

That is truly amazing to make this sacred river clean and pure.❤️

[@yashjain6526]

Incredible India!

[@heckervarun]

fun fact : no indian media showed this to anyone :w

[@JK-vk9yy]

They're busy dividing people of India

[@priyadarshi8548]

Our media is 💩

[@axel3895]

If they show all this you people would cry godi media

[@Curious_human_]

They only thrive by doing hindu muslim and showing negativity

[@arjunsodayi361]

✨😊✌️Thanku for showing this type natural restoring with water and the soil Plus with the forest, we should keep showing them a awareness how important is this for the planet and the human being a universal chain we've been with them are not possible to survive on this planet Earth ✨✨🤘✌️ Plese do save Earth and save the human kind.

[@sarahuchoa4018]

This video is very effective on giving me hope🤞

[@vaibhavanandsharma88]

It's good to use the progress made as a reinforcement. But our eyes should be on the long road ahead of us. I would love Ganga to be so clean that I am able to drink water from it straightaway .

[@aruji-sama]

Today ganga is cleaned. What just a decade ago look like an impossible task has been successfully done. This is how we can save planet.

[@ajcliff8642]

Work is being done and it will take time but we'll get there. I just wish everyone understood it and stop polluting it. Mainly small industries and normal everyday citizens 'cause those dolphins are absolutely brilliant and so friendly.

[@Offbeige]

Just kind of fascinating that westerners can’t let go of the colonialist names.

[@surajbiradar9827]

We should be more concerned about the pollution rather than what someone calls the river.

[@myFamilymaters]

Fascinating that we indians focus on the names more than us dumping shit into a poor river

[@Offbeige]

@@myFamilymaters fascinating when Indians don’t realize that thanks to British colonialism some cultural items, to non Indian Hindustanis, aren’t necessarily singularly defined by one zeitgeist and can hold multiple meanings outside of jingoistic western emotional dumping to denigrate brown people. We got made into slaves and taken away, if you can’t handle managing where you dump your s**t don’t be mad other brown people have opinions on how you guys managed cultural artifacts.🤔😶😑

[@randomchess7044]

@@surajbiradar9827 Such a bootlicker u are! Spamming samething everywhere.. Why don't u do something urself to Clean Ganga instead of these idiotic spams..

[@surajbiradar9827]

@Joy toh tu kya change kar raha hai yaha comment karke?? We take good care of our river Warna.

[@durga_edits_]

Modi gov. Done his work properly in this time and now ganga totally changed....

[@ind-rishiyt1600]

Changing not even close to what it should be a lot of work is left

[@durga_edits_]

@@ind-rishiyt1600 hna bahut kaam baki he par... Ye khusi ke baat he ki bahut kaam ho gaya he... Kuch nahi hone se acha kuch to hua he...

[@ind-rishiyt1600]

@@durga_edits_ no I support modi but I think more work needs to be put on ganga it's not that clean still

[@briju0953]

This Documentary didint added the sewage water Treatment initiative, also the many other practises, like the rejuvenation of Inhabited banks of River incl Varanasi

[@sundareshkrishna6457]

Jai Maa Ganga 🙏🏿🙏🏿….. finally some action on cleaning up our mother Ganga……

[@Mechanixscott]

This is where we need to go. Not capitalism but humanism....we all can do this. With the connectivity of the internet now with empowering healthy energy of people throughout the lands, we will stop the bad apples using technology for greed and darkness. Good to see and it sure feels wonderful.

[@markalexander7858]

Thank you keep the world beautiful.

[@adithiarjun6764]

Thats my dream brother I don't care where I live But the mother nature should always be charming and beautiful

[@shubhampathak2097]

Great example, hats off too you guys👏👏🙏🚩

[@buck8266]

It's Ganga river, it's past the colonial era and people should learn to use the proper pronunciation instead of renaming it to whatever seems fit for their vocabulary.

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Fantastic, beautiful!

[@Talkingrain67]

Big Thank you to Modi ji as well

[@krishnenduray1758]

why dont u drink water directly from the river everyday to prove your point ..will you take up the challenge ?

[@Talkingrain67]

शिव हैं बाहर, शिव हैं अंदर ! शिव की रचना, सात समंदर !! #हर_हर_महादेव I will for sure when I visit next time!

[@Jcdexter21]

Modi needs make this next priority. One can say India has developed only when they can truly clean up Ganga.

[@123vrao]

Cleaning up rivers should not be just limited to Ganga. There are hundreds of rivers and rivulets that is crying for attention. Hope, under the leadership of PM Modiji, drastic changes will happen and bring awareness to the population who uses those rivers and rivulets. Jai Hind!

[@aayushyardi5136]

It is ganga not ganges. It is the right time for you UN to correct it as this is our matter,indian people's matter. You understand 🇮🇳

[@judicianmunusamy2595]

Save Environment

[@user-jf7rk1mv1u]

3:37 "thats where the wake up call came in"..like seriously?..........

[@yashkumar3196]

What about the discharge of untreated water???

[@OnlyFaxWEditz-be6ow]

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It connects with the characters within the viewers, individuals suppressed within our own subconscious. It stays vibrant, fresh, and revolutionizes the art of storytelling and filmmaking while making a damn of statement on what it means to be human. Entertaining, gripping, and simply exhilarating. This might be the most impactful piece of art I’ve come across in my life, and I’m definitely coming back to it in the near future to study it more deeply. this is an absolute masterpiece , I was brought to tears listening to this and seeing the bacon go whirly swirly in a circle countless times. Tt absolutely moved my soul , and i don't think I can ever be the same. this bacon has changed my entire mental state , I am now at peace with who I am and what I will be doing later in my life. HITLER DID NOTHING WRONG i have forgiven all my enemies and now I am a man of a pacifist life. I will move on , gotta move on , as the song says. the bacon is so inspirational , it shares it vast wisdom with all of us , and we are all so lucky that it would bestow it's great words with us. we are all children on bacon. hail bacon. hail bacon. The spinning bacon, rotating in one direction with this music... This made me tear up. How could such a piece of bacon do such a thing? I'm struck by awe by this masterpiece. Especially when the bacon spins, showing its lightly salt covered tan skin. I can hear the crunch just from here, and so as the beautiful sound of the bacon scraping the dark, smooth velvet floor. The flavor, music and everything can be heard, tasted, seen and felt from a screen. You can really hear the breaths between the music artist, empathizing her love for this rotating bacon. Truly what I call modern art. This was the most legendary performance by any bacon I have ever watched. The acting was top tier and very life changing. 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The work put in to this is incredibly inspiring. The graphics, the animation, the music, so much thought was put into it. This has remined me that you can do anything you put your mind to. Not even mentioning the memories, this makes me feel like an infant again, just laying my eyes on this beautiful masterpiece gives me all the good feelings in life. I also understand what happiness is again from this. Not even to mention the most incredible part that is 2:10. Bacon spinning has changed my life for the better. It connects with the characters within the viewers, individuals suppressed within our own subconscious. It stays vibrant, fresh, and revolutionizes the art of storytelling and filmmaking while making a damn of statement on what it means to be human. Entertaining, gripping, and simply exhilarating. This might be the most impactful piece of art I’ve come across in my life, and I’m definitely coming back to it in the near future to study it more deeply. this is an absolute masterpiece , I was brought to tears listening to this and seeing the bacon go whirly swirly in a circle countless times. it absolutely moved my soul , and I don't think I can ever be the same. this bacon has changed my entire mental state , I am now at peace with who I am and what I will be doing later in my life. So much great graphic design, so much suspense, so much greatness in this one video. i have forgiven all my enemies and now I am a man of a pacifist life. I will move on , gotta move on , as the song says. the bacon is so inspirational , it shares it vast wisdom with all of us , and we are all so lucky that it would bestow it's great words with us. we are all children on bacon. hail bacon. hail bacon. The spinning bacon, rotating in one direction with this music... This made me tear up. How could such a bacon do such a thing? I'm struck by awe by this masterpiece. Especially when the bacon spins, showing its lightly salt covered tan skin. I can hear the crunch just from here, and so as the beautiful sound of the bacon scraping the dark, smooth velvet floor. The flavor, music and everything can be heard, tasted, seen and felt from a screen. You can really hear the breaths between the music artist, empathizing her love for this rotating bacon. Truly what I call modern art. This was the most legendary performance by any bacon I have ever watched. The acting was top tier and very life changing. This is one of the greatest work from a piece of bacon I have ever seen especially on 57:42. I am crying. This has made me go through an emotional rollercoaster. I cried, beat off, and also watched a movie while watching this premiere. This has made me go through so much. I passed depression because of this. It really inspired me to become an outstanding young man. Thank you.

[@sutapasbhattacharya9471]

I strongly suggest that you watch the truly uplifting and heartwarming videos by Andrew Millison on India's Water Revolution (Paani Foundation) and India's Permaculture Revolution from a few weeks ago [3 year update] showing how thousand of dying Indian villages in arid regions Maharashtra etc. where they rely on the 3 months of Monsoons for all their water - and were suffering severe drought 5 years ago - transformed their situations so rapidly - using Rainwater Conservation techniques to recharge the groundwater etc. That was done 3 years ago. This years updates show how having solved their water problems, they have used organic permaculture, collective bargaining for fertilizers and seeds, leading to amazing diversity of crops, increases in yield, elimination of harmful pesticides, and amazing increase in biodiversity - as well as resilience - meaning a year of normal rainfall will allow them to survive two years of drought if that happens.

[@archer7217]

Norton a highly underrated actor! Would love to see him more on the silver screen!

[@BalboaBaggins]

Not "underrated", his films have been rated very high. You probably mean you like his philanthropist actions too.

[@Indian_Rajput]

It's not Ganges it's feel like Cannabis She is called Ganga, She is our holiest river mother, she is blessing Indian since ancient times

[@indiancowpissdrinker7151]

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[@ramayanam100]

The BJP government led by Modiji is really honestly working for Ganga river restoration.

[@youtubeking2686]

What about Yamuna and other rivers?

[@krishnakumawat1491]

Its ganga not gange. You should correct it.

[@keshavjhunjhunwala8584]

Har Har Gange! I pray that you soon flow with your absolute divinity. Humble request to all Indians to stop polluting our rivers and streets and i hope that the government doesn't allow industries to pollute our mother just for the sake of "economy".

[@troothhertz6297]

Bravo India

[@WarsunGames]

If you need to clean that water. 1. Factories need to be away from the water. 2. Plant grass seeds everywhere. The more clustered grass the less soil runs off into the water when it rains. 3. Rocks allow bacteria to cling to them. They will clean the water as well. Activated Charcoal NOT COAL Charcoal will clean the water. When your water is dirty it creates a slime. You need the charcoal to clean the slime. Something is also taking the oxygen out of the water. You need to find out what it is.

[@cvd10]

It's not Ganges, it is Ganga

[@deepanshubabbar577]

Great effort, lads!! 👑

[@torturedhuman9792]

Excellent effort Yogi Maharaj

[@rage8673]

Ganga is one of the signature rivers of the entirety of the Bhartiya Civilization, and the mainly worshipped river of the second phase of Bhartiya history(Saraswati was the previous one).

[@aryans5129]

Too soon to celebrate. A lot of work still required.

[@firstcopy8449]

But we must appreciate this government

[@priyadarshi8548]

Correct this is barely a start need to walk a marathon

[@ultronhere4356]

@@firstcopy8449 a student isn't appreciated for admission rather after graduation.. just an example

[@siddharthbhawsar2557]

@@ultronhere4356 he is if he's working for it sincerely.

[@uwu-dm7vb]

@@ultronhere4356 why not if he gets good grades in first two semesters