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Ganges River
The Ganges known as the "national river" in India and often considered a holy river by Hindus.
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Is it safe to swim in the ganges?
It would depend on who in the Gages you intend to swim. The people of India that wallow about in the Ganges luckily for them have a better Resistance to a lot of the local illnesses then westerners who have a reputation for becoming sick if they are not carefull about their activity's In effect by developed world standards the popular parts of the Ganges are not safe.
What are the names of the organizations involved with Clean Ganges Campaign?
mentals and idiots and monkeys we don not know it we will kill and eat you
What are facts about the ganges river?
The River Ganges can be found in these countries, India, Nepal and Bangladesh.
It is located in India and Bangladesh
Where does the Ganges River start?
River Ganges starts from the Gomukh glacier situated 18 kms far from Gagotri dham in Uttarkashi district of Uttrakhand. Gangotri Dham is a temple dedicated to goddess Ganga(river ganga), it is one of the char dham.
Where is river ganges located?
People live along the Ganges river valley because of good agricultural jobs and family opportunities.
Explain the importance of the ganges river in hinduism?
The Ganges river is thought to be the mother of life. Water from the river is thought to have medicinal properties.
Why were the Indus and Ganges river valley ideal locations for early settlement?
The rivers provided plenty of water and the soil was good.
What animals live in the Ganges river?
The river Ganges dolphin, the Coelacanth fish (an ancient fish) and the Gharial crocodile.
Hindi poem on river written by hindi poets?
There's this one about the river Ganga, called GangaJal (The holly water):
How much tourism is associated with river Ganges?
Millions of people meet at a festival on the River Ganges which is the biggest festival in India.
Where does the river reach the sea from the ganges?
The Ganges River reaches the sea by flowing into the Bay of Bengal. After traversing through northern India and Bangladesh, it forms a vast delta known as the Sundarbans before emptying into the bay. This region is significant both ecologically and culturally, serving as a crucial habitat and a vital waterway for millions of people.
