Environmental Impact & Pollution - The report highlights the severe pollution of the Ganga River due to sewage, industrial waste, agricultural runoff, and funeral remnants [4] - India produces 72,368 million liters of wastewater daily, with only about 28% being treated, leading to significant river pollution [6] - The river's water quality varies across regions due to waste, sewage, and purification efforts [7] - The river is treated as a "bottomless trash bin" with factory waste and plastic offerings [12] Health & Nutrition - Pollution is wiping out fish populations, a major protein source, impacting nutrition [5] - The river water contains chemicals, microplastics, and bacteria, posing health risks [10] - The water is described as a "running science experiment" with disease-causing bacteria [5] Cultural & Historical Significance - The river has been flowing for centuries, witnessing the rise and fall of civilizations [9] - The river is worshipped but simultaneously polluted, highlighting a contradiction [3][12] - The river is essential for life, but treated with carelessness and negligence [10][9] Call to Action - The report urges individuals to take action and be the change to address the river's pollution [16] - The report emphasizes that a little change can make things right and restore the river [17] - The report calls for a shift from self-interest to caring for the life within the river [13]