Under the direction of Director-General Shri Rajeev Kumar Mittal, the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) held its 62nd Executive Committee meeting, which focused on ecosystem restoration and sustainable river revitalization throughout the Ganga basin. One of the major approvals was for the ₹3.51 crore protection and sustainable management of the Nathmalpur Bhagat Wetland in Bhojpuri, Bihar.
Additionally, under the National Framework for Safe Reuse of Treated Water (SRTW), the Committee approved ₹34.50 lakh for capacity-building projects to train officials and create city-level reuse plans in Agra and Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh.
Through focused city-specific initiatives, the gathering emphasized the significance of preserving wetlands and encouraging the reuse of treated wastewater. New Delhi, May 7, 2025 — The National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) has sanctioned pivotal projects focusing on wetland conservation and the reuse of treated wastewater.
Wetland Conservation Initiatives
A significant highlight of the meeting was the approval of a ₹3.51 crore project aimed at conserving the Nathmalpur Bhagat wetland in Bihar’s Bhojpuri district. This initiative adopts a dual-level approach reinforcing its commitment rejuvenation of the Ganga River basin. These approvals were granted during Executive Committee.
- Sub-basin Level: Interventions at the confluence of the Ghaghara, Gomti, and Sone meeting, chaired by Director-General Shri Rajeev Kumar Activities at the Nathmalpur Bhagat wetland site Key components of the project include wetland delineation, enhancement of the hydrological regime, species and habitat conservation, ecological assessments, risk.
Treated Water Reuse Projects
In alignment with sustainable water management practices, the committee approved a ₹34.50 lakh project titled “Capacity Building Initiatives for Making Water-Sensitive Cities in the Ganga Basin.” This project focuses This project adds to the list of wetlands previously sanctioned under Evaluations, capacity building, community outreach, and the establishment of monitoring mechanisms to ensure the wetland’s.
- Preparing city-level reuse plans for treated wastewater in Agra and Prayagraj districts of Uttar Pradesh long-term health and sustainability Providing training aligned with the National Framework for Safe Reuse of Treated Water (SRTW) developed by NMCG The initiative aims to promote the reuse of treated wastewater, thereby reducing environmental pollution.
Strategic Significance
These project approvals underscore NMCG’s holistic approach to river basin management, integrating ecosystem restoration with sustainable urban water practices. By focusing on both ecological conservation and efficient water resource utilization, NMCG aims to achieve a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable Ganga.
The Navami Ganges Programmed, under which these projects fall, has been ecosystem. recognized globally. The United Nations has acknowledged it as one of the “Top Ten World Restoration Flagship Initiatives” under the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration and addressing water scarcity issues in urban area As.
The NMCG continues to implement such strategic projects, it reinforces India’s commitment to environmental sustainability and the rejuvenation of its vital river systems New Delhi, May 7, 2025 The National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) has sanctioned key initiatives focusing on wetland conservation and the reuse.
Wetland Conservation: Nathmalpur Bhagad Project
A significant highlight of the meeting was the approval of a ₹3.51 crore project aimed at conserving the Nathmalpur wetland in Bihar’s district. This initiative adopts a dual-level approach:
- Sub-basin Level: Interventions at the confluence of the Ghaghara, Gomti, and Sone rivers. Activities at the Nathmalpur Bhagat wetland site Key components of the project include wetland delineation, enhancement of the hydrological regime, species and habitat conservation, ecological assessments, risk evaluations, capacity building, community.
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