One problem experienced by the Ganges River is severe water pollution. The river is highly contaminated with industrial waste, sewage, agricultural runoff, and religious offerings, leading to high levels of water pollution. This pollution not only affects the health of the river itself but also has severe consequences for the people and ecosystems that depend on it. The pollution has negatively impacted human health, leading to waterborne diseases and other health problems. It has also harmed the diverse aquatic life and ecosystems, resulting in loss of biodiversity. Efforts are being made to address this issue and clean up the Ganges River, but it remains a significant and ongoing problem.
