Organize a field visit to a pond/lake / river present in or near to your village with the
the help of your teachers.
Observations followed by discussion could focus on... The history of the pond or lake or river, Water resources available other than that river/ pond/ or lake, Cultural traditions, Pollution concerns, Source of pollution, Effects of pollution on the people living by the river side as well as those living far away.
I made a visit to river Yamuna in Delhi. It has been a major source of drinking water for the most of people in Delhi.

History: My grandma used to tell me that they often visited the banks because it was so pleasuring going there then. But now that pleasure is lost under heaps of polyethylene.
Water resources available: Apart from river Yamuna there are many lakes and ponds near Delhi.
Cultural Traditions: River Yamuna is worshipped as a goddess by the people. Remnants of dead corpses are drowned in it for religious concerns.
Pollution and source of pollution:
i) Industrial waste being directly drained in the river.
ii)The waste disposal of Delhi being directed near the river is the cause of heaps of polyethylene.
iii) People washing clothes on banks and bathing near drinkable water make it unfit.
iv) Religious practices like Corpse remnants being drowned they're also cause pollution
Effects of pollution:
i) For the nearly residing people, the beauty of the banks is lost. It has been converted into a hell of a waste. The soil has lost fertility.
ii) People in the far are transferred this water for drinking hence if they drink it without making it pure, they face many health issues.
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