Stop Sewage in India flows into rivers, lakes and ponds. 

This sewage is untreated and pollutes water bodies. 

Which is guided by Government bodys like municipality’s , & panchayats

Sewage in India flows into rivers, lakes and pond​

How a river in Tamil Nadu turned into a sewage canal​

Dumping waste killed hundreds fish coimbatore tank

Government bodys like municipality’s & panchayats, underground sewerage system are drained into canals  rivers, lakes and ponds.  

Only 56.4% of the urban wards have a sewer network. According to estimates, about 80% of the sewage in India flows into rivers, lakes and ponds. This sewage is untreated and pollutes water bodies. It also often seeps underground, which is a cause of concern, since drinking water is primarily sourced from groundwater.

India is building millions of toilets, but the waste management system across large parts of the country is a stinking mess.

Government bodys like municipality’s & panchayats should stop dumping  sewage into rivers, lakes and ponds