A woman was seen dunking her phone into the Ganga river waters in an attempt to help her husband take the holy dip via video call. In the video, which has gone viral on social media, the woman can be ...

A groundbreaking study led by Padma Shri Dr. Ajay Sonkar has revealed that these bacteriophages naturally cleanse the water, making Ganga the only freshwater river in the world with such ...

Viral Video of Digital Snan- The woman who dunked her phone into the Ganga River for her husband’s “digital snan ... For those unable to attend, symbolic gestures like dipping photos or chanting names ...

Several recent studies have mapped the prevalence of bacteriophages in the Ganga River, in water samples collected from Hardwar to Varanasi. These studies have found unusually high concentrations of ...

The incident happened near Kumartuli Ghat, while the women had come to the area to dispose off a trolly bag in River Ganga. Upon suspicion ... case and the body parts were sent for postmortem. A video ...

The mountain, which resembles a dog resting its head on the ground, is located on the bank of the Yangtze river, and has now become a draw for tourists. In this photo taken Jan 20, 2025 and released ...

Together, they performed the Ganga aarti and sang devotional songs ... with spiritual leaders and gained insights from them. Photos and videos of Katrina at the Maha Kumbh have gone viral ...

Jonathan Hair from ABC News Verify discusses new satellite imagery that revealed huge amounts of floodwater heading into the ocean and towards parts of the Great Barrier Reef.

Renowned hepatologist Dr. Cyriac Abby Philips, popularly known as the Liver Doc on X, has questioned a new study that claims that Ganga River water has 1,100 types of bacteriophages that selectively ...

Did you know that the stories of Kumbh and Ganga are the foundation of our civilization? From the battles of gods and demons to the descent of Ganga, these tales are a reflection of our existence.

A new study has revealed that the Ganga River possesses a unique self-purification mechanism, eliminating harmful bacteria at a rate 50 times faster than any other freshwater river in the world ...