Glimpses of Ganga

Ganga Prahari taking the lead in aquatic biodiversity conservation:
The Ganga Praharis at Kaithi, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, sensitised the local communities about aquatic biodiversity conservation, and cleanliness of the Saryu River.
Namami Gange Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR MoEF&CC C R Paatil Syed Ainul Hussain Ruchi Badola Pariva Sandhya Joshi Hemlata Khanduri Deepika Dogra

The WII-NMCG team conducted a sensitization programme at Government Middle School, Nasriganj, Danapur, Patna District, Bihar, with the participation of 50 students and 2 teachers. The session focused on Ganga biodiversity and its conservation through interactive discussions and learning activities. An engaging quiz was conducted, followed by prize distribution to encourage active participation and reinforce key conservation messages. Wildlife Institute of India Namami Gange Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR Syed Ainul Hussain Ruchi Badola Dr. Sangeta Angom Khan Danny SK Kumar Pal Anshul Bhawsar Rohit Daroch

The WII-NMCG team conducted a consultative meeting with the Principal of Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Shastri Nagar, Patna, Bihar, to discuss the establishment of a Bal Ganga Prahari Corner and plan future sensitization programmes on Ganga biodiversity and conservation. The meeting emphasized strengthening environmental awareness among students through continued engagement. Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR Namami Gange Wildlife Institute of India Syed Ainul Hussain Ruchi Badola Dr. Sangeta Angom Khan Danny Anshul Bhawsar SK Kumar Pal Rohit Daroch

Ganga Prahari taking the lead in aquatic biodiversity conservation:
The Ganga Praharis at Sihora, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, sensitised the local communities about aquatic biodiversity conservation, and cleanliness of the Saryu River.
Namami Gange Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR MoEF&CC C R Paatil Syed Ainul Hussain Ruchi Badola Pariva Sandhya Joshi Hemlata Khanduri Deepika Dogra

Bal Ganga Praharis of GIC Kandari, Navgaon, Uttarkashi, led a plantation and cleanliness drive. Students planted saplings and cleaned the water source. Their initiative reflects dedication to a greener, cleaner Uttarakhand and inspires community participation. Wildlife Institute of India Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR Namami Gange Syed Ainul Hussain Ruchi Badola Dr. Sangeta Angom Ashmika Aggarwal Khan Danny

Media Coverage of World Tiger Day 2026 celebration with Students, teachers and Researchers at WII.
Wildlife Institute of India Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR Namami Gange Syed Ainul Hussain Ruchi Badola Dr. Sangeta Angom

"Inspiring Young Hearts to Protect the Wild"🐯

On the occasion of World Tiger Day, the WII–NMCG Team conducted a Yoga Session with the special children, including partially blind students, of Parmarth Vijay Public School (Divyang Chhatrawas), Tunalka, Naugaon, Uttarkashi. The session promoted physical and mental well-being while spreading awareness about tiger conservation, biodiversity, and the importance of protecting nature. The enthusiastic participation of the students made the event truly inspiring. Wildlife Institute of India Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR Namami Gange Syed Ainul Hussain Ruchi Badola Dr. Sangeta Angom Ashmika Aggarwal

Bal Ganga Praharis of Julpia Andharmanik High School observed Global Tiger Day with great enthusiasm. They took part in a drawing competition and watched a documentary on tigers. The activities spread awareness about tiger conservation and the importance of protecting wildlife and their habitats. Wildlife Institute of India Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR MoEF&CC Namami Gange Syed Ainul Hussain Ruchi Badola Dr. Sangeta Angom Khan Danny

WII-NMCG team celebrated World Tiger Day with more than 70 students and 3 teachers from St. Kabeer Academy, Dehradun. Marking this year's global theme, "Securing the Future of Tigers with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities at the Heart," the programme highlighted the importance of tiger conservation and the vital role of local communities in protecting wildlife and their habitats. Through an interactive lecture and engaging activities, students learned about tiger ecology, conservation challenges, and the need to safeguard biodiversity for future generations. Wildlife Institute of India MoEF&CC Namami Gange Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR Syed Ainul Hussain Dr. Sangeta Angom Raahul k Gupta Anshul Bhawsar Khan Danny SK Kumar Pal Alankrita Sharma Simran Aggarwal

On the occasion of World Nature Conservation Day, Anubhuti Kendra under WII-NMCG project at Kanpur Zoological Park organized a vibrant sensitization workshop in collaboration with the students of Saryu Narayan Bal Vidhyalaya.
Children enthusiastically participated and expressed powerful messages of conservation through posters highlighting ' to conserve and save our ecosystem' Each artwork reflected their deep understanding of nature, wildlife protection, and the urgent need to preserve our environment.
To recognize their remarkable efforts, WII Dehradun along with Women Empowerment Welfare Society honored all participating children with medals. Wildlife Institute of India Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR MoEF&CC Namami Gange Syed Ainul Hussain Ruchi Badola Dr. Sangeta Angom