BHU professor Vijay Nath Mishra claimed that if anyone touches Ganga water once, crores of bacterial phages stick to the hands, and those bacteria keep killing the faecal coliform.

University of Allahabad's Professor Umesh Kumar Singh on Saturday termed as doubtful a Central Pollution Control Board's (CP ...

It's a familiar puzzle that many of us face on an almost daily basis. When nature calls and your only option is a public toilet, which cubicle should you pick?

The minister stated that the faecal sludge treatment plants (FSTPs) set up by the government are processing 1-1.5 million ...

Coming back to the NGT’s observations and its claim that the degree of pollution was found to be maximum at the Sangam and ...

BHU professor Vijay Nath Mishra claims the Ganga River naturally combats pollution using bacteriophages, refuting pollution ...

BHU's Prof. Vijay Nath Mishra refutes Pollution Board's findings of faecal coliforms in Ganga’s water. He claims the river ...

The presence of faecal coliform bacteria in water or food signifies a potential risk of contracting illnesses like diarrhea, ...

More than 50 crore people have taken a dip at the Maha Kumbh Mela in Uttar Pradesh’s Prayagraj. Now days before its ...

"The level of dissolved oxygen in the water, as shown in the report, is good... On the basis of the current data, I can say that the water at Triveni Sangam is fit for taking a bath," Singh told ANI.

Environmental authorities in India have raised concerns about high levels of faecal bacteria found in the Ganges river at ...

The UP CM said, "Questions are being raised about the quality of the water (at Triveni)... All the pipes and the drains in ...