The river known as "Mother Ganga" is the Ganges River in India. It holds profound religious and cultural significance in Hinduism, where it is regarded as a sacred entity. The river runs through several states, providing water for millions of people and nourishing the surrounding plains. It is also essential for agriculture and fishing in the region. Pilgrims flock to the Ganges for ceremonial rituals, including bathing in its waters, which are believed to cleanse sins. Unfortunately, the river faces pollution challenges that threaten its health and the communities dependent on it.