The National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) has approved a comprehensive action plan to ensure the health of river stretches passing through 145 cities in India by 2025. This ambitious plan aims to tackle pollution and improve the water quality of these river stretches. The NMCG has identified key areas where interventions are needed to prevent untreated sewage and industrial waste from polluting the rivers. The plan includes setting up sewage treatment plants, rejuvenating water bodies, and promoting sustainable agricultural practices to reduce pollution. This initiative is crucial for the conservation and restoration of the Ganga and its tributaries, which are significant not only environmentally but also culturally and economically. The NMCG is working closely with state governments, local bodies, and other stakeholders to implement this plan effectively. By 2025, the goal is to have cleaner and healthier river stretches that benefit the communities living along these water bodies. This action plan aligns with the government’s commitment to sustainable development and environmental conservation. It underscores the importance of collective efforts in preserving India’s water resources for future generations.