The Times of India River Dialogues 2025 event kicked off in Lucknow, shedding light on river rejuvenation and sustainable water management in Uttar Pradesh, with a specific focus on preparations for Maha Kumbh 2025. Renowned experts underscored the significance of collective responsibility in safeguarding rivers, underscoring key initiatives such as Namami Gange and the criticality of revitalizing smaller tributaries to safeguard the long-term health and purity of the Ganga river. The discussions delved into the spiritual and cultural importance of rivers in India, with experts emphasizing that rivers are not just water bodies but hold deep-rooted symbolic and spiritual significance for the nation. The event brought together policymakers, environmentalists, and stakeholders to brainstorm solutions for addressing the pressing challenges faced by rivers in the country. The need for sustainable practices, community involvement, and technological interventions was highlighted to ensure the conservation and rejuvenation of rivers in India. Stay tuned for more updates from the TOI River Dialogues 2025 as experts continue to delve into innovative solutions for preserving the lifelines of the nation.