A REAL SINFUL SCENE, ADJACENT TO THE TAJ MAHAL; COULD TECHNOLOGY HELP?

Strange enough; humans are very proud and friendly with their own-built monuments, but careless about the naturally granted gifts, like rivers and the like. As a good witness in this regards is the marvelous edifice of the Taj Mahal ; the white marble mausoleum , built few centuries back on the southern bank of Yamuna river, and commissioned in 1632, in India. 

    T he marvelous edifice, probably cared for, in the past centuries, since it is still upright, but the then probably blue river is dead now! Alas, wasn't the river itself a granted edifice of the creation to mankind; deserving caring for, as well at all?

    T he natural phenomena are very slow processes indeed; it is afraid that  in many many years from now, there would be even no ugly river and no marvelous monument side by side each other, but a dried-up river bed adjacent to ruins or a mound!

    I n this era, the Yamuna river, the largest tributary river of the polluted river Ganges itself is included among the ten ugly rivers of the world, as follows; the Ganges included in the list as well:
http://zuzutop.com/2010/02/10-ugly-rivers-of-the-world/ 

10-Ugly Rivers of the World , Posted on 02 February 2010 

    I T IS JUST DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS, THEREON: 

"Yamuna the largest tributary river of the Ganges  is one of the most polluted rivers in the world where 58% of the waste from the Indian capital New Delhi is dumped  into the river. Its very surprising to note that a total of Rs 1,700 crore has been spent on cleaning Yamuna as well Ganges but with all efforts turning to vain, government has finally laid its hands down."

     

T his image is a real paradox. It testifies the real sinful acts of humans versus their environments; not caring for at all; instead only cared for their own-built monument; the taj mahal  is still standing upright. On the then built vast platform centuries ago, on the river bank. But what a paradox and catastrophe, the then probably blue river is deemed a dead one now!

    T his image is so appalling to the undersigned, since have visited the m onument a few times and have written a book thereon ( http://bookstore.trafford.com/Products/SKU-000130724/Seven-Articles-On-The-Qiblah.aspx- "Seven Articles on the Qiblah: The Case of the Taj Mahal," ISBN: 978141207049-X.) It is a magnificent monument indeed, but without viewing the results of the sinful acts of humans on the adjacent river.

    I wonder if authorities involved could apply the new technologies in cleaning the mess up, such as the one now under development by " the Omni Processor's;" package units, and just feeding such units from the pouring sewage into the river, here and there: 
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Mashallah Ali-Ahyaie