River Yamuna

Yamuna does not fall into sea directly. It merges with Ganga at Allahabad.

khadar is newer alluvium found close to river created by the new alluviums deposited by the river,these lands are known as khadar. bangar is older alluvilium,found away from the rivers. the khadar is comparatively sticky and dark in colour,while the bangar is sandy and light in colour.

Yamuna river is the answer that i know

: The Blind faith is the main cause and lack of proper awareness of pollution this holy river being mis used Yamunothri is the tributary to the Holy Ganges The Ganga Yamuna the most sacred river of India Thousand of myth are woven around it has been a witness to great historical and culture event are going on the ages. : But Every year in India some of shive Bhakt called kawar go to the near-by the his sources ....Gangotri Yamnotri Glacier They polluting this glaciers all of us know that this is the restricted area there no one can go near-by the Glacier but people do it why the Government does not take any attention there i don know ?thus all you know that the more dangerous thing is that we changing the environment in many ways . nature has the capacity to absorb the purity such thing but only to a certain limit. : how we can the contribute ? : how can we tell to the people? :

The Yamuna River is on the subcontinent of India, the continent Asia, but just stick with the answer of India. :P

Brij Gopal and Malavika Sah wrote 'Conservation and Management of Rivers in India: Case study of the River Yamuna.' They Yamuna river is 855 miles long.

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In order to clean our river Yamuna,we have to first stop polluting it. We can do this by following the given steps :

1 Don't release things which are made up of plaster or any other non biodegradable waste such as idols of gods and goddesses.We can release those idols which are made up of soil. Garlands and other things which support the growth of bacteria and other microbes should not be disposed off in the sacred river as it can lead to eutrophcation.

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No. naturally, there are no goldfish living in the Yamuna river. there might be one or two, which have been put there by their irate owners, who had enough of trying to teach them tricks.

mare growing crops on the bank river and they catch the fishes.

Can we compare the great Yamuna river with Thames of United Kingdom. Samir

-12 degrees in the water and -4 in the land

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Yamuna river meets with Ganga river near Allahabad, the city of Uttar Pradesh. The holy place is called Sangam.

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Cod,Salmon,Trout,TUNA, Sardines,Eel,Herring and Angler.

· Switch to organic or biological farming methods

· Curtail the use of pesticides and fertilizers.

· Persuade polluting farmers to use pesticides in such a manner that it does not enter surface water

chambal

ganga and yamuna are regarded as open sewers as people from all parts of the world take bath in the waters of these rivers. also different kind of dirty elements are being thrown in those rivers which also results in water pollution as well. these are some of the reasons why ganga and yamuna are regarded as open sewers.

no step is taken by the government till now because government is corrupted

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Yamuna flows from yamnotri