Government Calls for Action to Stop River Pollution
The government has called for a public movement to help clean and protect rivers from pollution. Officials have expressed concern over the worsening condition of rivers, especially those flowing through religious places. They have stressed that government efforts alone are not enough and that people must take responsibility for keeping rivers clean.Recently, pollution in rivers such as, and Godavari has raised alarms. In some areas, toxic foam has been reported in river water, making it unsafe for drinking and cooking. In response, authorities temporarily banned the use of river water in affected regions to prevent health risks.
Government representatives stated that protecting rivers should be seen as a shared duty, just like preserving culture and heritage. They highlighted that many saints and spiritual leaders spent their lives near rivers, which makes them sacred to many communities. However, industrial waste, sewage discharge, and careless dumping of garbage have severely polluted these water bodies.Officials mentioned that previous plans to clean rivers had been launched, but they had limited success. They now believe that only a large-scale public movement can bring real change.
By involving local communities, environmental activists, and citizens, the government hopes to restore rivers to their natural state.Environmental experts have also urged industries and municipalities to take strict measures to control waste disposal. They emphasized that pollution-free rivers would benefit public health, agriculture, and the overall environment.The government is expected to introduce new policies to reduce pollution, but officials insist that the success of any initiative depends on public participation. They encourage people to be more aware and take action, such as avoiding plastic waste and reporting pollution incidents. With combined efforts, clean and healthy rivers can become a reality.
