The CPCB monitored water quality on various factors including pH level, Dissolved Oxygen, Turbidity (NTU), Chemical Oxygen ...

The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) report during the Maha Kumbh highlighted that fecal coliform levels in the Ganga and Yamuna rivers mostly remained within safe limits, ranging from 1,200 to ...

CPCB data reveals high fecal coliform levels in Ganga water during Maha Kumbh bathing, despite large devotee turnout.

The presence of faecal coliform bacteria in water or food signifies a potential risk of contracting illnesses like diarrhea, ...

Fecal coliform bacteria are found in warm-blooded animals like humans, pets and livestock, and are necessary for digestion.

"The level of dissolved oxygen in the water, as shown in the report, is good... On the basis of the current data, I can say that the water at Triveni Sangam is fit for taking a bath," Singh told ANI.

Uttar Pradesh govt claims Sangam water is safe for bathing, citing experts who say it's alkaline, despite concerns from the ...

Fecal Coliform (FC) in the river at Prayagraj, experts on February 21 suggested that more data sets were needed on that.

A new controversy has erupted over the water quality of the Sangam, where the Ganga and Yamuna rivers meet, with conflicting ...