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Shilpika Gautam left her cosy life in London to paddle across the Ganges in India.
On her quest to bring awareness to water pollution issues, she breaks her own barriers and sets a world record in stand-up paddling. (more…)
Following the Ganges – Source to Sea
A group of explorers follow the holy waters of the Ganga from source to sea - documenting the river and the world around it by climbing to the top of the Ganges watershed, following it through the Himalaya, across the Gangetic plain and through the delta to where it kisses the ocean. .
National Green Tribunal to decide on future of rafting camps on Ganges soon
India's green court seeks report on rafting, camping on Ganges; says it has no intent to ban camps on the Ganges if they follow rules. .
Rescue 3 International and IRF train five Indian paddlers in river rescue (Part 2)
Five professional river guides were part of India's first combined river rescue course and assessment in Rishikesh.
Rescue 3 International and IRF train five Indian paddlers in river rescue (Part 1)
Five professional river guides were part of India's first combined river rescue course and assessment in Rishikesh.
Do rafting camps on the Ganges cause ecological damage? Part 4 of 4
In the final of the four-part series, The Outdoor Journal seeks to answer if river rafting camps on the Ganges harm the environment. .
