EXPLAIN the origins , myths, rituals and modern challenges related to river ganga
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Ganga is considered a holy river by Hindus which form a majority in India.
The water of Ganga is said to contain some powers that can heal illness.
Millions of people visit the Ganga every year to take a holy dip.
Ganga today is polluted and its water is not potable.
The government plans to spend crores to improve this situation.
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♧General Overviews of Hinduism and Ecology
An interdisciplinary community has developed from the recent and evolving focus on the interrelationships among Hindu traditions, rituals, and practices and the ecological implications of worshipping nature. In the fields of environmental philosophy and religious studies, the main writings took off from studies of nature in Asian traditions. Nelson 1998 and the collection of articles in Chapple and Tucker 2000 galvanized the intellectual and activist writers within the Hindu tradition. The articles in these books wrestled with modern environmental dilemmas and problems while explaining their approach to nature within the values and worldviews of Hinduism. These two major books explore the responses to environmental issues emerging from within the Hindu traditions, and the authors encourage environmentally responsible forms of Hinduism.
♧General Overviews of Hinduism and Ecology
An interdisciplinary community has developed from the recent and evolving focus on the interrelationships among Hindu traditions, rituals, and practices and the ecological implications of worshipping nature. In the fields of environmental philosophy and religious studies, the main writings took off from studies of nature in Asian traditions. Nelson 1998 and the collection of articles in Chapple and Tucker 2000 galvanized the intellectual and activist writers within the Hindu tradition. The articles in these books wrestled with modern environmental dilemmas and problems while explaining their approach to nature within the values and worldviews of Hinduism. These two major books explore the responses to environmental issues emerging from within the Hindu traditions, and the authors encourage environmentally responsible forms of Hinduism.
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