Born from the high skies, Ma Ganga stepped onto earth from Lord Shiva’s matted locks to rescue sixty thousand cursed souls trapped in ash. From the icy cave of Gaumukh, she crashes fiercely through Himalayan gorges, rolls across the fertile northern plains, and dissolves into the Bay of Bengal. To Hinduism, she is the ultimate divine, mother who cleanses a lifetime of sins with a single dip. Today, this colossal lifeline which sustains over four hundred million people is gasping for breath. Billions of litres of toxic sewage and industrial poisons suffocate her waters every single day. Tragically, her sacred name has been weaponized as a highly profitable cash cow. Billions of taxpayers' hard-earned rupees have vanished into the bottomless black hole of grand, loudly advertised river-cleaning campaigns. Even the ultimate sacrifice of scientist-turned-monk Professor G.D. Agarwal, who tragically lost his life after a gruelling 111-day fast to protect the river, could n...