Namami Gange Programme
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World Bank Sanctions $400 Million To Enhance Namami Gange Programme
The World Bank and the Government of India on Tuesday signed a loan agreement to enhance support for the Namami Gange Programme that seeks to rejuvenate the Ganga river.
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Indian Corporates In Britain Commit $5 Billion For Clean Ganga Mission
Indian corporates in the UK have committed over USD 5 billion for development projects under Namami Gange Mission, the government said today.
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IIT-Kanpur Adopts Villages Under Namami Gange
IIT-Kanpur has adopted five villages under the Namami Gange programme and will use its expertise to restrict the flow of sewage into the river.
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Namami Gange Programme Is 'Atonement' For Polluting The River, Says Uma Bharti
The Namami Gange programme is "atonement" for the pollution of the Ganga post-Independence, Union minister Uma Bharti said today and appealed to lawmakers from constituencies along the river to help make the campaign successful.
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Namami Gange Programme To Be Completed By 2020: Uma Bharti
The Union government's ambitious Namami Gange programme, which aims to clean and protect the Ganges, is scheduled to be completed by 2020, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Namami Gange Projects Worth Rs 250 Crore Launched In Uttrakhand
Holding that "wrong planning" led to the pollution in Ganga, Union minister Uma Bharti on Thursday launched 43 projects worth Rs 250 crore under Namami Gange programme in Uttarakhand, saying that the Modi government is taking corrective steps to cleanse the river.
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Ganga to be One of the Cleanest River by October 2018: Uma Bharti
Union Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti today dismissed concerns over alleged slow progress in the Centre's Namami Gange programme saying the NDA Government has resolved to make the river as "one of the cleanest" in the world by October 2018.
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Centre Okays Rs 20,000-Crore Budget for Namami Ganga Scheme
The Union Cabinet today approved a massive Rs 20,000 crore budget for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's pet 'Namami Gange Programme' for the next five years, which is a five-fold increase over the money spent in the last three decades towards the conservation of the river.
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World Bank Sanctions $400 Million To Enhance Namami Gange Programme
The World Bank and the Government of India on Tuesday signed a loan agreement to enhance support for the Namami Gange Programme that seeks to rejuvenate the Ganga river.
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Indian Corporates In Britain Commit $5 Billion For Clean Ganga Mission
Indian corporates in the UK have committed over USD 5 billion for development projects under Namami Gange Mission, the government said today.
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IIT-Kanpur Adopts Villages Under Namami Gange
IIT-Kanpur has adopted five villages under the Namami Gange programme and will use its expertise to restrict the flow of sewage into the river.
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Namami Gange Programme Is 'Atonement' For Polluting The River, Says Uma Bharti
The Namami Gange programme is "atonement" for the pollution of the Ganga post-Independence, Union minister Uma Bharti said today and appealed to lawmakers from constituencies along the river to help make the campaign successful.
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Namami Gange Programme To Be Completed By 2020: Uma Bharti
The Union government's ambitious Namami Gange programme, which aims to clean and protect the Ganges, is scheduled to be completed by 2020, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Namami Gange Projects Worth Rs 250 Crore Launched In Uttrakhand
Holding that "wrong planning" led to the pollution in Ganga, Union minister Uma Bharti on Thursday launched 43 projects worth Rs 250 crore under Namami Gange programme in Uttarakhand, saying that the Modi government is taking corrective steps to cleanse the river.
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Ganga to be One of the Cleanest River by October 2018: Uma Bharti
Union Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti today dismissed concerns over alleged slow progress in the Centre's Namami Gange programme saying the NDA Government has resolved to make the river as "one of the cleanest" in the world by October 2018.
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Centre Okays Rs 20,000-Crore Budget for Namami Ganga Scheme
The Union Cabinet today approved a massive Rs 20,000 crore budget for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's pet 'Namami Gange Programme' for the next five years, which is a five-fold increase over the money spent in the last three decades towards the conservation of the river.
