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Indian Government Plans To Sell Water Of The Holy Ganga Online

By - A Staff Writer | 2 Jun 2016 6:44 PM IST

 

 

The Indian government plans to sell water from River Ganga on the internet. Government announced that India Post will deliver packaged Ganga water throughout India.

 

 

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Last year India Post sold holy water from the river Godavari sourced during the auspicious Pushkaram period from 14 to 25 July 2015.

 

 

As per Hindu traditions, Pushkaram is celebrated at shrines along the banks of 12 major rivers that are considered sacred in India. It was Godavari’s turn last year.

 

 

Saints in the Holy city of Haridwar has warned the government against going ahead with the move, threatening massive protests. Media reports said some e-commerce websites had already started offering the Holy water, sourced from Gomukh.

 

 

 

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