Measures for Clean Rivers in Arunachal Pradesh

“Sir, it is ridiculous that the UD being stakeholders and implementing agency of the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) is dumping all the garbage and waste into the Kameng river which is the biggest threat to the cleanliness of rivers and aquatic life,” the letter, noted.

“The DUDA has been collecting garbage door to door ever since the start of the SBM and dumping them into the Kameng,” Prem Taba, an Arunachal-based river activist told Down To Earth.

and whereas garbage dumping in the river results in several environmental and ecological challenges, I, Deputy Commissioner of East Kameng district under Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure hereby direct you to not dump garbage in the river with immediate effect,” Gaurav Singh Rajawat wrote in the order dated April 18, 2019.

Just a few decades ago, Indians across the nation would walk down to the local stream or river to collect drinking water, wash their clothes, take a bath or just swim and enjoy themselves. Today, doing anything of this sort is out of the question and can have serious health consequences. Like many other rivers around the world, India’s rivers – which have always been given a position of sanctity in the culture – have become polluted bodies of water. And yet, Indians cannot turn away from these .

Dear sir
Water based or recycle based work activity are very usefull. Like set-up turbine for produce own electricity. The cleanlyness is most important. It affect health. For this restoring of rainwater & bliched based drinking water is the good step. The economic structure is supported by farmers. The large no. Of water supplying is give some fund in returns. The good governance built is the result of humanity. The evelopment of state is support to governance.
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