atulya ganga

A Veteran’s initiative of Unparalleled Adventure coupled with commitment to keep Ganga clean for GenNext

No Future If Ganga Dies

No more dumping of untreated sewage, and industrial waste into my Ganga- my life support

Let’s keep Ganga pious

Worshipped by a billion Hindus and a water source for 400 million, is being polluted everyday by un-cremated bodies, sewage and plastic containers etc.

Major Milestones 2022

Atulya Ganga’s Trailblazing Pollution Mapping Of Ganga Gets Internation Recognition : The Study On Development Of A Unique Multiplicative Water Quality Index By Atulya Ganga Is Published By Elsevier Ltd In “Ecological Indicators October 2022 Edition”.

Major Milestones 2022

A United Nations Forum Invites Atulya Ganga To Make A Presentation At Hydreabad In October 2022

As a sequel to the historic Homecoming of Ram Lala

Uttarkashi to Prayagraj Maha Kumbh Cyclothon 21 January – 31 January 2025

Keeping up with the tradition of visiting the shores of Ganga, which we started with the historic 5,530 km Ganga parikrama on foot in 2020- 2021, when we walked for 190 days continuously, we cycled 1,100 km from Uttarkashi to Parayagraj to attend the Mahakumbh.

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On Vijay Diwas, to commomerate liberation of Bangladesh, Chief of Army Staff showcases Atulya Ganga

Atulya Ganga: A Commitment to Nature's Care

Through the Vrikshmala Abhiyan 2024, we aim to create a greener future by not only planting trees but also nurturing them to thrive. Join us in this holy mission to save and sustain life around the Ganga.

"हम मात्र वृक्षारोपण नहीं, उनका पोषण भी करते हैं।"

Mahakumbh Cyclothon 2025: Divine Blessings and a Momentous Flag-Off

On January 20, 2025, on the eve of the Mahakumbh Cyclothon, the Atulya Ganga team sought blessings from Deity Gangotri at Her winter abode in Mukhba and from Lord Shiva at the Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Uttarkashi. The cyclothon was officially flagged off on January 21, 2025, in Uttarkashi by Col. Bhadoriya, Principal of the Nehru Institute of Mountaineering.

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A Podcast on All India Radio discusses Atulya Ganga, an initiative led by military veterans under the guidance of 82-year-old Guruji Gopal Sharma.

Our journey commenced in 2019, and since then, we have been making strides in our endeavors.

AGP has achieved significant milestones in its mission to rejuvenate the rivers of the Ganga basin and promote environmental sustainability. These accomplishments include the participation of the Atulya Ganga tableau in the Republic Day Parade 2023, receipt of the Green Globe Award for outstanding work in river rejuvenation, and international recognition for the development of a Water Quality Index. AGP's efforts also encompass extensive pollution mapping, public engagement initiatives, and technical competence led by experts in environmental science and management. Additionally, the Vrikshmal plantation drive aims to address deforestation in the Ganga Basin through extensive tree planting and monitoring efforts.