The river often referred to as the "National River of India" is the Ganges River. This sacred river holds immense spiritual significance for millions of Hindus and is considered a symbol of life and purity. Flowing through northern India, the Ganges is not only crucial for religious rituals but also sustains agriculture and provides water for millions of people. Environmental issues surrounding pollution and water management have prompted significant conservation efforts to preserve this vital water resource and uphold its cultural importance.