Friends the Rivers in India: India essentially has grown along the banks of major rivers. But in the
last few decades, due to the pressures of population and development, our
perennial rivers are becoming seasonal. Survey suggest that by 2030 rivers in India
will be having only 50 percent of water in it. To stop drying of rivers, lots
of people, students from SGT university and other college students started a
rally to create awareness about the upcoming situation.
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Rivers in India |
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2021 |
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Offline/ Online |
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Rally towards the rivers in India
Rally will be covering lots of major and minor cities in India. Students
from SGT university, viteee taking up viteee 2021 and other university
students will be educating the people about the precaution needed to be taken
to save the rivers in India. Many of the small rivers in India have vanished.
The Ganga and Indus are two of the world’s most endangered rivers, according to
WWF. Water level in almost every major river have declined severely.
With over a decade of experience in matters related to the environment
and sustainability, SGT university offers a core
solution to stabilize and revitalize our rivers. It involves creating and maintaining
tree cover for a minimum of one kilometer on either side of the entire river
length and half a kilometer for tributaries. Trees will be planted in the
government owned land along river banks as well.
This solution ensures that the rivers are restored and helps in rivers
perennial, mitigate floods and drought, increase precipitation, mitigate
climate change and prevent soil erosion. Isha organization are playing a major
role in bring this rally to life. Our wellbeing and the nation’s wellbeing is
connected to the wellbeing of our rivers. Rivers are the backbone for farmers. It’s
each and every individual Indian’s responsibility to take part in the rally
towards the river and protect the country from the occurrence of a disaster.
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