It is good to know that the journey of a 1000 miles has begun with the first step. If we are genuinely sincere to Modijee's "flagship" Nirmal Aviral Gange Programme, treating the wastewater should SHOULD be TOTAL. Your last para: "Once completed, the project with a cumulative wastewater treatment capacity of 187 MLD will contribute to reduceing the discharge of untreated sewage into the Holy Ganga from the state of West Bengal by around 15%." is both disappointing and disturbing in deed.. Disappointing because 85% of the wastewater generated in WB will go into Ganga UNTREATED. Disturbing because, the investment made is not producing Nimalta. Please ensure pragmatism in this regard. Also, the Ganga and Her tributories flowing into WB from upper stretches ought to be free from sewage outfalls...
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It is good to know that the journey of a 1000 miles has begun with the first step. If we are genuinely sincere to Modijee's "flagship" Nirmal Aviral Gange Programme, treating the wastewater should SHOULD be TOTAL. Your last para: "Once completed, the project with a cumulative wastewater treatment capacity of 187 MLD will contribute to reduceing the discharge of untreated sewage into the Holy Ganga from the state of West Bengal by around 15%." is both disappointing and disturbing in deed.. Disappointing because 85% of the wastewater generated in WB will go into Ganga UNTREATED. Disturbing because, the investment made is not producing Nimalta. Please ensure pragmatism in this regard. Also, the Ganga and Her tributories flowing into WB from upper stretches ought to be free from sewage outfalls...