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The Indrayani river pollution issue continues to escalate, with blame shifting between the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) and Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB). PCMC accuses industries, urging MPCB to take action, while MPCB blames untreated sewage from local bodies and demands action from PCMC. Despite citizens' concerns and Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's intervention, no concrete preventive measures have been taken. Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar calls for MPCB involvement, but officials remain inactive. Despite an earlier inspection and ministerial directives in December, the river still faces pollution, evident in a recent observation of toxic foam. https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/pune-news/blame-game-continues-over-indrayani-river-pollution-101704566810744.html Below is a massive layer of toxic foam was observed on the sacred Indrayani river for a few days. ( PHOTO)
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Fruitful engagements and discussions would have served better other than blame
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@johnte_ndeto Indeed, fostering fruitful engagements and constructive discussions would prove more beneficial than engaging in a blame game.
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The Indrayani river needs action, not blame. We must raise our voices, demand accountability from authorities, and advocate for urgent solutions to ensure the health of the river and the communities that depend on it.
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@george_kariuki Absolutely, taking decisive action is crucial for the Indrayani River.
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Blaming each other will not solve the problem and may exacerbate the situation. We need concerted efforts towards identifying the sources of pollution.
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@gorffly_mokua You're absolutely right. Instead of blaming one another, concerted efforts should be directed towards identifying the sources of pollution in order to effectively address the issue.
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@gorffly_mokua someone should step up and take responsibility or they can combine their efforts.
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This call for urgent intervention by the India government we need more solution towards safeguard our river and oceans as this provide home for acquatic animal which bring good environmental biodiversity
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@rotich_kim very true 👍
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It's crucial for all stakeholders to come together and work towards finding a solution to protect the river and the environment.
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@walter_lungayi Let's hope for constructive discussions and positive actions towards a cleaner and healthier ecosystem. 🌍🤝
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@walter_lungayi sure. with unity, nothing seems impossible