Yamuna

The Yamuna is one of the major rivers in India, originating from the Himalayan glaciers and flowing through northern India and into the Ganges. It plays a vital role in agriculture, providing water for irrigation, supporting ecosystems, and supplying drinking water to millions. The river holds cultural and religious significance, often worshipped in Hindu traditions. Over time, urbanization and pollution have impacted its health, leading to efforts for conservation and cleaner practices. Overall, the Yamuna is essential for environmental sustainability, livelihood, and spiritual practices in the region.