Application of excess nutrients such as fertilizers is a significant and sometimes even major component of ground water pollution. Diffuse inputs of nutrients and contaminants to the ground water are related to runoff generated from precipitation in a catchment. Catchment’s response depends on site conditions and its physical properties. This implies that the analysis of diffuse fluxes from the...

[Purpose] This paper provides information about the theory and technique of Yamuna Body Rolling. In order to treat physical problems, using the specialized Yamuna Body Rolling balls, people can target superficial skin, fasciae, muscle fibers, tendons, ligaments, bones, internal organs, and the nervous system by themselves. The extraordinary effect of Yamuna Body Rolling is its multidimensional ...

Abstract-The present study was investigated for the contamination level in river Yamuna, Delhi. A total 10 samples of Yamuna water from different locations specifically under territory Delhi were collected and then analysed quantitatively Total Bacterial Count (TBC), Coliform (TCC) as well Yeast & Mold Count. Simulataneously, qualitative analysis E.coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa Staphylococcu...

Present study is carried out for the removal of As(lII) from water using commonly available adsorbents such as sand, from Yamuna river (Delhi ), as well as from Ganga river (Kolkata), activated carbon, Hametite ore and sand -iron scrap mixture. All these adsorbents are used as received but sand and activated carbon which do not show much adsorption for As(lII) are modified by treating with diff...

Various physico-chemical characteristics of the River Yamuna flowing in Haryana through Delhi were studied in the summer (April 1998) and winter (Jan.-Feb. 1999). Ecological parameters like dissolved oxygen (DO), pH, nitrate (NO3-), sulfate (SO4(2-)), and phosphate (PO4(3-)), were analyzed and compared with standard permissible limits to assess the best-designated use of the river water for var...

India with 4% of fresh water resources is facing a dual challenge scarcity and pollution. Several rivers in originate from Himalayan systems forms the basis Indias Economy. River contamination diminishing quality reducing populations accessibility to clean safe drinking Water. As one significant perennial tributaries The Ganga Water systems, Yamuna passes through heartlands thegreat North Plain...