Abstract

  Ganga is known to be a help to a tremendous measure of individuals in India and is known to be the heartbeat of the profound existence of the Hindu culture. Self-purifying and recuperating power have consistently been related with stream Ganga. In any case, of late, logical research has likewise sponsored this case.

Keywords: Self-Cleansing; Healing Properties; Ganga; Waters

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Citation

Citation: Indranil Chatterjee., et al. “Self-Cleansing and Special Healing Properties of River Ganga: Million People Depend on this Waters". Acta Scientific Microbiology 3.7 (2020): 10-12.

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