what is the significance of ganga for nehru and for India
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Gajjar Prince, lived in India
(1995-2016)
1. The Ganges is one of the most
sacred rivers to Hindu
Religion, although it is not
mentioned in either the
Rigveda or the Ramayana.
2. The 2,525 km (1,569 mi) river
rises in the eastern Himalayas
and goes to Bay of Bengal via
Bangladesh.
3. It is also a lifeline to millions
of Indians who live along its
course and depend on it for
their daily needs.
4. India currently has a
population of over one billion
people and 400 million of them
live in the Ganges River basin.
Gajjar Prince, lived in India
(1995-2016)
1. The Ganges is one of the most
sacred rivers to Hindu
Religion, although it is not
mentioned in either the
Rigveda or the Ramayana.
2. The 2,525 km (1,569 mi) river
rises in the eastern Himalayas
and goes to Bay of Bengal via
Bangladesh.
3. It is also a lifeline to millions
of Indians who live along its
course and depend on it for
their daily needs.
4. India currently has a
population of over one billion
people and 400 million of them
live in the Ganges River basin.
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