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Reviving the Yamuna: A Strategic Action Plan to Restore India’s Sacred River Source: Aradhya Study Point Blog Introduction: The Plight of a Sacred River Once revered as a lifeline of culture and spirituality, the Yamuna River now stands at a critical juncture, suffocated by pollution. Despite providing over 70% of Delhi’s water, significant portions of the river are biologically dead, burdened by industrial waste, untreated sewage, and plastic. This blog delves into an actionable roadmap to revive the Yamuna, urging collective action from citizens, experts, and the government. Understanding the Crisis: The Causes of Pollution Major Sources of Pollution: Sewage (85% of pollution): Only 35% of Delhi’s sewage undergoes treatment; the remainder flows directly into the river. Industrial Waste: Over 15,000 industries discharge harmful chemicals like lead and chromium. Religious Offerings: 8,000+ kg of floral waste and non-biodegradable idols are dumped d...