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Residents seek permanent measures to prevent discharge of toxic industrial effluents into Guruganga stream near Humnabad
Hundreds of students and residents of villages around the Humnabad Industrial Area took out a protest march in Humnabad, Bidar district, on Monday, seeking permanent measures to prevent the discharge of alleged toxic industrial effluents into the sacred Guruganga stream at Maniknagar. They said the pollution posed a serious threat to public health, the environment and a revered pilgrimage centre
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