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Professional lab tests on Yamuna water at Keshi Ghat reveal high levels of antibiotic resistant bacteria that are capable of causing life-threatening diseases.

"Maybe I did drink the ocean of halahal poison, but this Yamuna water is much too dangerous for me. Sorry."

The cause is raw sewage and other effluent flowing into the river from drains and being channeled by the current unfinished flyover construction. In order to restore the natural flow of the Yamuna, these abandoned pillars must be removed.

Read the full lab report and find out what action you can take here: Petition for Removal of Yamuna Constructions that Threaten Public Health

The Six Goswamis.

niṣkiñcanān kṛṣṇa-rase nimagnān
mahā-nirīhān jana-saṅga-bhītān |
vṛndāvana-sthān vasanāśanādyair
yaḥ sevate’sau vaśayet tad-īśau ||

Anyone who serves the devotees living in Vrindavan who have given up everything to become immersed in Krishna rasa, who are meek and humble and fearful of material association, by giving them such things as food and clothing, will quickly get the mercy of the Lord and Lady of this land. (VMA 1.74)

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