India is Wasting its Money Cleaning Rivers, It's Impossible

@Sirikiller Жыл бұрын

Just because something cant be fixed completely doesnt mean we shouldnt try to make things better

@charizard-X Жыл бұрын

It's just wastage of tax money . Devloped hone ke baad karenge hm ye sab

@oreki8707 Жыл бұрын

That's not the point no matter how much u try rivers can't be cleaned till we are a developing country To clean the rivers we need to put better waste management system in cities and towns The money spent on river cleaning could have been utilised for purposes like these , instead they chose to spend it down a drain , at this point river cleaning projects are just a pr project

@vofficial170 Жыл бұрын

@@oreki8707 well various STP have been commissioned under namami gamage project and it has shown it's result at different pockets of the river but yes directly cleaning the river will not do anything.

@ArrytroLovesMangoes Жыл бұрын

@@charizard-X a country can't ever develop until and unless it is clean. Cleanliness have to be our primary adjective towards development.

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@raptor9888 Жыл бұрын

No, the quality of Ganga water has increased significantly. This project is a success. Dolphins population have started to increase. Many studies & documentaries are available for same

@vishalamu Жыл бұрын

During last kumbh mela, I was in haridwar, and despite so much crowd, river water was drinkable quality. I actually drank it for 2 days.

@perpetualprosperity2963 Жыл бұрын

True. The water quality has improved significantly. Earlier it was just unthinkable now there is possibility in many places

@parulmithu3091 Жыл бұрын

My friend now you can say that the project is success but you know what the amount of money which should be spent on these is much more so just saying the water is drinkable is not enough overall it is not really a profitable project !

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@gknkrnkjgjugjrgjrng Жыл бұрын

@@shaktimaan1064 baby calm down

@ayushc5704 Жыл бұрын

I went to varanasi last week and the ganga was very clean… if govt wouldn’t had spent this amount i can only imagine what it would’ve been

@D__Ujjwal Жыл бұрын

If people don't co-operate then it can not be done for thousand years.

@commieTerminator Жыл бұрын

Keeping a bucket under a leaking roof surely solves the problem for a while but the bucket needs to be emptied out time to time

@ralphyyy8679 Жыл бұрын

Because of lockdown it really help to clean ganga

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@JeyAnirudhJekka Жыл бұрын

Did you even see the full video?

@shayanraj7840 Жыл бұрын

Cleaning rivers is definitely possible but for that we need to change the whole soroundings of both sides of Rivers , planting trees and no direct emition of Water. Come to North Bengal here or North-east India , you will see river so much clean and Turquoise it seems like lakes of Europe.

@vaibhavebhatnagar Жыл бұрын

Main reason for lack of pollution in North Bengal is lack of Industries, there is no major industry operating in Bengal, and the ones who try are kicked out due to unfriendly policies, and by certain leaders -ahmm.

@philosopherfrombed Жыл бұрын

@@vaibhavebhatnagar Your reason is correct but it does not justifies river pollution problem, Government of India have to take neccessary steps which I am frankly saying they have failed to take in 9+years of governance

@vaibhavebhatnagar Жыл бұрын

@@philosopherfrombed Not 9 yeas, at least they are making an attempt. I think for past 20 odd years there was nothing done. Also, pollution is accumulated for past several century, wrong to blame a single government for it.

@someonejustsomeone1469 Жыл бұрын

Any river upstream will look blue due to lack of alluvium. The further downstream you go the murkier it gets.

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@sniperhead1000 Жыл бұрын

Sorry but i disagree, its not impossible More sewage treatment plants are being constructed. Ganga is cleaner than before

@vishalamu Жыл бұрын

Sewage treatment plants can make a hell of difference in overpopulated country. Rivers in low population areas are already very clean.

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@SaiAbitathaDUCIC Жыл бұрын

Namami Gange project also includes development of effective sewage treatment plants, not just cleaning of the garbage floating in the rivers.

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@tusharchile9962 Жыл бұрын

Log jabtak sudhrenge nahi tab Tak India clean nahi ho payega. Government kitna bhi kuch karle lekin logo ne khudse change Lana chaiye.

@mohitshrivastava5412 Жыл бұрын

I am from Patna and I am seeing road and sewers being reconstructed under the name of 'Namami Ganga', I was really shocked tbh, anyone from Patna also watching these constructions ? i saw them in Rajeev Nagar, AG colony and Ashiana Road

@rishavbarnwal7155 Жыл бұрын

Yes happening all over patna

@vishalamu Жыл бұрын

My frnd wkg on these projects.

@parulmithu3091 Жыл бұрын

I guess because elections are going to happen!😂

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@aosaeanor Жыл бұрын

Varnasi is so much more cleaner . So are the Ghats & the river. Patna too work is ongoing. Only people shld be careful of the use of plastic & not throw trash in the river n public areas. People should also generate less waste. Adults esp should set an example of clean habits & civic sense for the next generation so that children grow up learning good habits

@harshtoor Жыл бұрын

Rivers can clean by itself .. all they need is stop draining waste and throwing rubbish in them !

@Sandeee Жыл бұрын

River Thames was filled with sewage once amd the UK parliament had deemed it a gone case with no hopes of reviving it. But here we are. With a clean river.

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@Indian-Hindu9 7 ай бұрын

Agree 👍 @@shaktimaan1064

@Bhakti--reaction Жыл бұрын

I think awareness among the people is the major factor for cleaning the rivers. More and plantation at the sides of river. Taking holy bath in the rivers without shampoo and detergents. And allow the factories far away from river sides.

@himanshugurjar9002 Жыл бұрын

Agree bro. If u take care of the areas around rivers, plant forests on river banks, river will clean itself.

@Abdulmajid99o Жыл бұрын

Lack of Knowledge Only they can recover fast but sadly human intervention is main reason. Tree can't clean rivers like ganga

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@AjayeshMohanty1 Жыл бұрын

I completely disagree with your view. As someone who has seen the Namami Gange initiative closely, I would like to inform you that river cleaning doesn't work in the way you explained it i.e. rational & irrational. However, one thing that you are right about is cleaning at the source which is exactly what the team at Namami Gange is doing. To give a brief, in every city, each and every nala discharging wastewater into the river has already been mapped, howsoever small it may be. Then interception and diversion (I&D) works are being undertaken to connect every small nala to a main drain which is then connected to an STP. In cases where tapping of nala is not possible/feasible, decentralized STP (DSTP) has been planned to ensure clean water is discharged into the river. The projects for the cities are being taken up in phases. While you will see ongoing works in cities such as Patna or Prayagraj, the work in other cities like Agra is just starting. Thus, it is just a matter of time before you will be able to see the results. Unlike highway construction, where you can see the day to day progress using a drone, you will have to wait to see results in sewerage projects.

@mchannel1365 Жыл бұрын

Rather than cleaning rivers, government should give training lessons to people about environment and civic sense. Darwin's evolution is not just walking on 2 legs but also having basic civic sense. In Europe, they are introducing green knowledge exam as compulsory subject without which one can't get any degree even if he or she is Einstein 2

@ArghyadeepPal Жыл бұрын

The root problem is mentality. Log apne Ghar ko saaf suthra rakhte hain, kabhi bhi koi apne gharko ganda nahi rakhega. Par bahar Kudal kachra phenkne mein unko koi problem nahi hai. Mentality yeh hai ki yeh toh mera ghar nahi hai, isko saaf kyun rakhoon. Jab log pure desh ko, starting from apna mohalla, to apna city, to apna state ko apna ghar jaisa samman aur respect denge, ki Haan yeh bhi mera ghar hi hai, ise bhi apne ghar jaisa samman karunga, aur apne ghar ke jaisa saaf suthra rakhunga, tab jaake desh saaf suthra Hoga.

@mygoalismylife7990 Жыл бұрын

Logo ki yahi mentality hai ki ghar ka kachra bahar fenko .... Sidhi hi baat hai kachra sidha dustbin me fenko bahar sadak me kyun karna.... Log itne chutiya Hain ki dustbin tak rakhne me sharmate hai aur itna chota kaam karne me natak pelte hain....

@donbiansangma1097 5 ай бұрын

Sahi hai bhaiyo municipal department ko band karke logo ke gharo mein waste ke liye fund add karna chaiye tha

@TheGuruNetOn Жыл бұрын

Clean water is priceless. Life can't go on without clean, unpolluted water. Treated water apparently can be sold to industries reducing load on water resources. Biofuels can be generated from solid, liquid and gaseous waste materials. If this is done it can generate employment and energy for the nation and reduce imports of the same. As per Nitin Gadkari jis statements large number of STPs are being built in Northern States to clean up sewage water being let into main rivers or their tributaries. Such cleanups have happened in Western countries as well so it's definitely not impossible. It's very much possible esp if it's made into a recycling business run by private players. Lots of jobs. Raddi business may be among the most profitable businesses as their input cost is very low and profit margin is very high (waste to wealth).

@RameshYoutubeUser Жыл бұрын

नदियां साफ नहीं कर सकते पर सड़के तो कर सकते है पर अफसोस वो भी गंदी होती है, मानसिकता ही ऐसी है, कुछ नही हो सकता इन लोगो का।

@pratik6342 Жыл бұрын

People need to adopt discipline and clean.

@laxmanrawat748 Жыл бұрын

Log nhi sudhrenge to apne aap saaf hojayegi kya

@pratik6342 Жыл бұрын

@Laxman Rawat With time and education, they will learn discipline. We are a couple of decades behind in these matters as the vast majority of our population is poor and undisciplined.

@slr3212 Жыл бұрын

Discipline todne par do dande pichhvade pe ,ya fine tabhi log sudhrenge

@laxmanrawat748 Жыл бұрын

@@pratik6342 exactly people think 10 saal mai pura desh palat jayega .

@hrushikeshavachat900 Жыл бұрын

I don't think it is impossible. It is difficult and we need to continue the process. Water management process, water cleaning and treatment projects are very important for cleaning the rivers. The givernment has deployed large scale STPs under thr namami gange project. These plants will help in cleaning of the Ganga and its tricuteries. The government is also tryong to work on solving the issue of flow of untreated seawage into the Ganages. This can be replicated on other rivers as well in a profitable manner with the help of community support and involvement of private corpoerates.

@rohans3447 Жыл бұрын

We don't need to clean it. We just need to stop dumping the waste. STP plants are highly required.

@udayanpaul8042 Жыл бұрын

This what happened with me, in Lucknow last year, the government had dug ditches besides the river for Ganesh idol visharjan, but most orthodox old style thinking public would like to do visharjan in the river Gomati tus polluting it heavily. Mostly people think river will carry away everything it's not an issue, and it's tradition. The topic of pollution is well taught in our syllabus but most Indians don't care , mug up education and superstitious and over religious acts will never make us responsible citizens of India.

@VeggieBond 11 ай бұрын

It’s never a total waste. It’s still making it better instead of doing nothing. But you’re right source and should be scaled up

@mummy5490 Жыл бұрын

Varanasi water is clean now..many foreigners too bath now...earlier it was not possible

@KRISHNA-xn3ug Жыл бұрын

Hamare yaha ki ulhasnagar river lockdowns main puri clean ho gayi thi aur fish bhi the waha pain

@vishalamu Жыл бұрын

Abe tum USA ka hai😊

@kumarprashant3673 Жыл бұрын

Abhi bhi clean hai phir tune Ganda kr diya

@sjgghosh7677 Жыл бұрын

Don't choose the easy way out and claim it to be impossible, definitely it's a very tough job but many countries have achieved it in past, we will do as well, maybe we just need a little more time being a lower middle income country!

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@sjgghosh7677 Жыл бұрын

@@shaktimaan1064 the solution isn't that hard to be honest. We just have to stop adding more pollutants in water. It might hurt some industries who try to save money by releasing their waste into the river but after that nature will make everything right within a few years. And with swach Bharat project getting bigger allocation in coming years (normal for a growing economy) plastic & wastage problem will eventually ease with time (there is no shortcut in these process,it will take time).

@akashgaikwad2898 Жыл бұрын

Its possible. Its not only government job we all need to take care

@Charvak-Atheist Жыл бұрын

Ye to bahut obvious reasons hai. But ye clean karna impossible nahi hai, bus Source hi to band karna hai na. Seweage treatment plant banana kitna hi muskil hai. Aur water treatment ka zimmedaari City government ke paas honi chahiye na ki indivisual manufacrer ke paas. Municipality should make Dedicated Sewage treatment plant, khud banane ka bhi zarurat nahi hai, bus wo Contract de de plant banane ka aur maintain karne ka via bidding. Aur fir baaki industries direct us dedicated plant par apna waste send kar sakti hai. Aur koi bhi City se agar waste river par jata hai, to Municipality par iska heavy fine lagna chahiye.

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@mrunalfalke3419 Жыл бұрын

Impossible - I m possible So our govt. is in right direction toward this Ganga River Cleaning project, the only thing is it will take time as this huge river passes from so many states, cities and villages of India. So this is challenging but as the time passes this project will shows the change in cleanliness of river.

@contrarian322 Жыл бұрын

It is definitely possible . Anyone saying otherwise should be put in jail or just come with me once to Hyderabad and I’ll make you swim in these rivers . You’ll understand .

@sahilrajput1297 Жыл бұрын

Government is taking important steps but people should also cooperate with Government.

@gopalroy1550 Жыл бұрын

On an individual level, also, one must act in a more responsible manner. For example not throwing any plastic or waste even in the drains as it may flow to the rivers. Like throwing in the empty frooti packet or plastic bottles after drinking of it.

@helperdatabase2418 Жыл бұрын

sir, you are the best infrastructure youtube channel in the world

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@KING_AK_007 Жыл бұрын

सर अगर 1 छोटी कंपनी 2 करोड़ का ट्रीटमेंट प्लांट नहीं लगा सकती तो 10 छोटी कंपनियां मिलकर 1 वाटर ट्ीटमेंट प्लांट लगाना चाहिए सरकार ने ऐसी संरचना बनानी चाहिए । व्हेरी गुड वीडियो नाईस रिसर्च👍

@vishalamu Жыл бұрын

That is why industrial areas are developed

@crickshort1597 Жыл бұрын

Nature has power to clean itself don't put anything in river, river clean itself in 2-3 year

@theophine11 5 ай бұрын

The reason for the filthy state of Ganges is Hinduism. Which other religion would dump dead bodies in rivers?!

@PraveenKumar-kt1qr Жыл бұрын

Im from coastal city at beach ⛱️.. 1 day Central govt along wid colleges students & NGO s made beach cleanup .. sone foreign delegate s visited after dat ppl thrown waste in beach ⛱️, on roads , inside sea 😔 So its not govt it's India ppl mentality should change..

@Shimo2130 3 ай бұрын

I disagree with the point that all wastes thrown by ppl in the rivers do no harm as they are biodegradable. That's totally wrong, high amounts of biodegradable waste is harmful to the rivers as it messes with their ph level. Many flower sellers have chemicals in their flowers which pollute the river. So, dumping of flowers and more religious waste does have an effect on the river.

@silentstormstudio4782 Жыл бұрын

1:57 Search and believe yourself it Wallpapers of Indian Rivers during lockdown .

@samarthkadam3955 Жыл бұрын

The thing is rivers may or may not look clean but ocean is not getting polluted as it was before.

@historyandmore9555 Жыл бұрын

I don't think it's a total waste of money

@suyashsahu6505 Жыл бұрын

most of that 2.2 billion money use to go in the top position corrupt government officer's pocket

@silentstormstudio4782 Жыл бұрын

0:35 Efforts are to be taken by people who throw plastic bags, polyethene and bottles into ganga river

@jamalk1362 Жыл бұрын

Nice...Same goes for air pollution as well. Fixing at source rather than installing air purifiers

@saturo_nipon Жыл бұрын

nothing is impossible when sincere efforts are made

@SriRam-bv3gs Жыл бұрын

STP is standard practice .In European countries and US sewage is never discharged to river without treatment .please do research don’t misguide.if untreated sewage is discharged into river then irreparable damage to flora and fauna of river system will occur like Yamuna in Delhi.

@niraj2020 Жыл бұрын

Deepening and widening all gutters, nallas, rivers, canals required especially handling flooding and flowing waste into river.

@Shirwadiya22 4 ай бұрын

Please everyone take up the campaign to save the rivers and help save the rivers by making people hundred percent aware and save the rivers if you have to go to any extent to 'save the rivers'. If the rivers are saved then the country will be saved and our coming generations will be safe and remember us everyday and those who made the rivers safe will be worshiped, and if the rivers are not saved then the living creatures will not be saved either, so be aware and fulfill your own responsibility. Please 🙏

@vanshgada5663 Жыл бұрын

your video are Spreading Information A Lot,Thank You Bhai💖

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@gitmayapanda82 4 ай бұрын

Very well explained ... Thanks!!

@manhalrahman5785 Ай бұрын

You may never reach the impossible, but can always get a bit closer to the impossible everyday

@atskj9996 Жыл бұрын

I think penalising the culprits who threw garbage in rivers can work

@vishalamu Жыл бұрын

Garbage is extremely small part of pollution. Major pollution comes from sewage untreated.

@anishsharma6702 Жыл бұрын

Well that helps too, but it won't solve majority of the problem , just as the narrator said we need sewage treatment plants at large scale .

@guesswho98637 Жыл бұрын

We have to diverse the sewage system from the river

@PankajKumar-su1uj Жыл бұрын

Main reason is corruption, in this budget they have barely used 5%-10% amount

@himanshusingh5214 Жыл бұрын

Main reason is municipal corporation.

@sunnymodi4496 Жыл бұрын

Ganga is not a river it's our Mother

@_SaikatBanerjee_ Жыл бұрын

Its. River

@banurigopalreddy4014 Жыл бұрын

Jai Hind 🇮🇳

@samarth8526 Жыл бұрын

Mother hai toh jaake daily paani pile

@roughriderkenan8447 Жыл бұрын

Har dusri cheez ko apni maa na banao. Kabhi gaay ko maa bana dete ho kabhi nadi ko, maa ek hi hai jo janm deti hai koi bhi use replace nahi kar sakta na koi ek animal na hi koi river

@ashya1 Жыл бұрын

@@roughriderkenan8447 HAR dusri cheez mein nahi hai ganga is literally goddess

@PankajKumar-vi4tn Жыл бұрын

This is very informative video. One more reason I can think is political compulsion. Our country has 800 million people are dependent on food from government. In this environment, spending a lot of money on projects whose benefit is not directly visible (compared to highways, trains etc) is going to be very difficult politically.

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@akshatgupta6172 8 ай бұрын

True, no one takes action about industrial waste

@laughube 10 күн бұрын

Sabarmati ki bhi 1980s ki yahi halat thi par ab bahut saaf hai. Try karne par hi cheeze sudharti hai ghar me bethne se nhi

@manumudgal4988 Жыл бұрын

There is need for efficient and cheaper water treatment technology, but such technology requires R&D which we lack right now.

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@priteshpatil5363 24 күн бұрын

The government just needs to regulate and subsidies the water treatment plant for each company . Sewage treatment plants for cities...then 75% of work is done. This is why ganga and sabarmati looks clean

@djBulba Жыл бұрын

Indis is poor country and we should not worry about these idiotic things like cleaning rivers

@pankaj3746 Жыл бұрын

Why dumping garbage in river is not a punishable offense?

@kevinjolin6313 Жыл бұрын

Money has been a waste, look what it did to nature, there's no waste of money cleaning up our mess 🙌

@brijbrij934 Жыл бұрын

bhai try to make video to encourage to keep rivers clean, what steps foreign countries take to keep their rivers clean.

@AbhishekKumar-ys6ts Жыл бұрын

Yogi ji har ek factory me water sewage plant lagao .

@prashantkumarsingh285 9 ай бұрын

Plant tree on bank of river ganga, sewage treatment Plant, check dam on nala & tree on sides of nala ,may clean ganga river

@bobbu8771 6 ай бұрын

These herculion cleaning effort never seen before...all praise to concern authorities n citizens residing near to river bank.All possible..positive mindset all required.

@okman9684 Жыл бұрын

We stop it then it will become worse

@Anuragsingh23_4 4 ай бұрын

I am from Varanasi and i challange kejriwal and delhi people in term of ganga and yamuna water quality.Jabki wahi yamuna ganga me ake praygraj me mil bhi jati hai

@ankurgangwar7171 Жыл бұрын

Strange pehle duniya bhar ke example diye jate the ki Nadiya saf hai bahar dekho unki government kitna Kam kr rhi hai and when we are trying we get such criticism!! Also, ganga me after multiple plans Dolphins wapas a gyi hai who live in clean water so please focus on your content... Sabarmati is a perfect example of suc great work!!

@vofficial170 Жыл бұрын

Bhai woh title thoda sa incomplete picture deta hai baki video mei explain Kiya hai problem. Impossible to bilkul nhi hai karna .

@pritamsamanta2698 3 ай бұрын

Without any strict law it's next to impossible

@shaktimaan1064 Жыл бұрын

1 I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@Playerone1287 Жыл бұрын

3:58 ye pics kaha se mili

@sanchayansarkar2953 Жыл бұрын

This has to be an issue of waste disposal and not necessary cleaning the river. The money is being spent on that.

@NitishYadav-lb7zc 11 ай бұрын

Main cause industries h kyuki lockdown me to log nha hi rhe aur baaki kaam bhi kar hi rhe the lekin industries band thi 😮

@sudhirlakshmanan Жыл бұрын

States have too much power in India. Indian Constitution needs to be updates. And the centre should order all the states to have one large sweage treatment plant for every city inside the state. And also give a time frame by excercising emergency powers of the centre because states just wont listen. To reduce cost the govt. can develop a single design for a sewage plant and build it all over India. The sewage plants should be massive and treat water like Japan's sewage treatment plan does. So clean that the country allows its children to play in the treated water during summers.

@rajashashankgutta4334 Жыл бұрын

States have too less power.

@Hrishikeshwar 4 ай бұрын

Nothing is impossible if you put your mind to it! our river ganga is MUCH cleaner after the namami gange project!

@Dyson2024 4 ай бұрын

Its not the government its the people who made dumb things in river😢

@ashpay Жыл бұрын

Government has setup multiple STP on Ganga. We need more STP and water will become cleaner. Many rivers in USA and Europe were dirty and they fixed their rivers.

@sagar11222 4 ай бұрын

Aware public too about pollution

@gothfather8741 8 ай бұрын

If the Ganga doesn't get cleaned, then what's the solution?

@007vissa Жыл бұрын

To prevent pollution of small industries govt should build big SEZs with all pollution clean up, filtration facilities and all factories should move into such SEZs where they can share the cost of facilities.

@aleenaprasannan2146 Жыл бұрын

If you are saying biodegradable waste is not a problem, you've not done enough research. The amount of organic matter in water is extremely important in maintaining aquatic life which also plays a big part in keeping rivers alive. Storm water management is also a huge part in river pollution, which almost everyone overlooks and unfortunately you also did the same. During rains everything in the pavements, roads gets washed directly into the rivers, with no buffers to stangnate and settle residues and this is a big contributor to eutrophication, especially when it washed off top soil nutrients into the rivers where in causes algal blooms. We need very strategic city landscaping to stangnate storm water, so the top soil sediments settle, organic matter and oil residue from roads are physically filtered out where it can remain in soil and not reach the rivers. Many cities in the world do this from the very first point, by making housing regulations for rainbarrels and managing controlled discharge of rainwater before it even hits the ground. Then raingardens in public streets settle pollutants and they collect the water in local pools and only the excess from that will move into larger drainage pipes that empties into rivers. While I don't know if some of our places even have separate drainage pipes for sewage or storm drains

@recker6433 Жыл бұрын

Even if it is a waste of money, won't you try to save your mother, India is rich enough to clean up its rivers or atleast keep trying to do so

@adamspeaks_atl Жыл бұрын

India has major human development issues.

@chan_for Жыл бұрын

flowers & coconuts will end up in water regardless of religious practises

@gknkrnkjgjugjrgjrng Жыл бұрын

I fully disagree with this narrative that it’s impossible to clean the rivers of India. All these developed countries, in spite of much more higher level of industrialisation and developed chemical, fertiliser, textile and construction industries have successfully kept their rivers super clean, even when one river passes through a number of countries. Here what we have to understand is right efforts with right intensity has not been applied in India. Whatever river cleaning projects we have observed was and utterly insufficient and most of them were engulfed in corruption. A few thousand crore is not sufficient amount to handle Waste generated bye population of 30/40 cr people. Apart from large scale water recycling plants and sewage treatment plants at all villages and all city’s with target of covering complete water recycling, we have to integrate complete drip irrigation wherever applicable in entire agricultural sector along with solid waste management program also. This has not happened in India resulting in less effectiveness and that’s why it appears near to impossible. 2 as far as money spending is concerned. This entire master integrated water recycling, mandatory drip irrigation,STPs and solid waste management plan may take around 10-15 lakh cr. From where this amount will come? Government by deficit financing had additionally spent six lakh cr during two years of Covid period. We will have to continue that kind of deficit financing for around seven years to meet that expense. Even the salary hikes of nearly 2% of population who are government employees, in one pay commission enhances the expense by lakhs of crores rupees during half a decade. Then why not to spend on such greatly greatly needed plan that will so positively affect the lives of almost entire population.The additional debt creation may fetch around 1.5 lakh cr off tax burden if the total expense is envisaged to be 20 lakh cr and Interest is considered at 7%. Here it is pertinent to note that Indians are creating almost 10 lakh cr of debt every year to buy cars which is actually not the need of Indian society and Indian conditions. And these car buyers spend almost average minimum 1.25 to 1.5 lakh rupees every year in just EMIs if we yconsider average car pricey between 5 to 10 lakh. Further, it should also be noted that most of these developed countries created debt much higher than their GDP even up to 5 times of their GDP to fulfil their needs and to become developed. Then why shouldn’t we spend some money by creation of debt to fulfil our basic need? 3what we need to understand is, most of the countries who are developed today, first managed their water resources. Water is first need of life. However great resources we would have, but if we don’t manage the water resources properly, we would remain under developed only. There are many countries like Israel who developed actually because of single biggest tool-water management. We may also understand that proper water management would lead to substantial increase in food production, which will enhance the supply elasticity of food leading to ease of food inflation. Ease in food inflation will increase the roam for higher deficit financing to be used for development of infrastructure/secondary/tertiary sectors without increasing the inflation, The model of development which was typically used by western countries that has been hidden from us.

@averageguy6167 20 күн бұрын

Before we clean the rivers we need to clean the mindset of the people first

@gagandeepsingh2518 3 ай бұрын

Sir it's impossible to clean India. Hum to pollution krte rahenge

@karthik7486 Жыл бұрын

There are lakes and water bodies in northern most part of India related to Buddhism which are considered so sacred that you can’t even touch the water. The water bodies are just beautiful to look at. I know one can’t compare a lake and a river which travels across Half the country. But what I’m trying to say is all this talk abt Ganga being a holy river and mother blah blah is just pure bullshit. Coz if ppl really had that sentiment, they won’t let literal shit flow into thr river untreated

@AnkitSinghAnarchoAtheist Жыл бұрын

Where will drainage of 1.3 billion people go???

@santhoshv3028 Жыл бұрын

@@AnkitSinghAnarchoAtheist drainage of 1.3 billion going in ganga ?😂 Only North rivers like Ganga and Yamuna worst polluted all other parts river are ok. Go and clean those rivers first. And what about china ? They also have similar population.

@karthik7486 Жыл бұрын

@@AnkitSinghAnarchoAtheist build sewage treatment plants. We here in south india manage our sewage well without having to poison our rivers down.

@AnkitSinghAnarchoAtheist Жыл бұрын

@@santhoshv3028 Chinese Rivers were the most polluted in the 2000's... So were the Thames in 1800's England. Ganges will get clean once India crosses a certain GDP per capita, then we could support Sewage treatment plants in every town. It's not all that simple.

@AnkitSinghAnarchoAtheist Жыл бұрын

@@santhoshv3028 I clicked on your dp.... It shows recent comment. And in every comment you dragged North and South. Idiot the most polluted river in India is Chennai's Cooum. Now keep rocking on South-North drift until it reaches your centre.

@reena5892 Жыл бұрын

All these years no one questioned about ganga cleaning now people r aware and govt has started initiative programs Lets take oath to minimise plastic use and dump in right place .i ask my kids not to throw any thing outside car and we collect them and throw in recycle bins

@sandeepsandhu4286 27 күн бұрын

NOTHING is impossible... what is required is education, focus, respect, need, and genuine desire ... And environment ministry should take river cleaning and beautification projects , including banning dumping and plastic usage , water treatment plants rollout and mass scale education and fines ... These prijects needs to be monetised so that they fund themselves while they become beautiful spots of tourism and environmental support injection

@mrzia3032 Жыл бұрын

Garbage & sewage is the biggest problem

@Mihirpatel6162 Жыл бұрын

20000 me se 10,000 crore to neta aur babu hi chaat gye hoge 😅😂

@gohan_x1_videl2 Жыл бұрын

Put Lockdown on Northern Indian Cities Near To Ganga Yamuna Tributary System Then Transfer All Those Industries To Any Another Area OR AtLeast Make Sewage System For Waste Water Removing Away From All Kinds of Industries

@KalpeshPatel78 Жыл бұрын

Rivers flow. That garbage and pollutants will wash away into the sea. All they need to do is set up major waste management plants, water treatment plants all across the settlements along the river. Even if it means setting up smaller units in places like Varanasi. Filtering waste that flows into the rivers is easier than cleaning rivers once the untreated water is already discharged into the river.