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Environmentalists Vow To Take Charge Of GD Agarwal's Fight To Save Ganga
Environmental activists today said they would take the message of 'Save Ganga' crusader G D Agarwal to every nook and corner of the country.
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Rahul Gandhi Expresses Concern Over Health Of Fasting Ganga Activist
Days after Ganga activist GD Agarwal passed away, Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Sunday expressed concern over the deteriorating health of another person fasting for the conservation of the river.
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After GD Agarwal's Death, Another Fasting Ganga Activist Hospitalised
Two days after Ganga activist GD Agarwal died at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Rishikesh, another activist, 36-year-old Sant Gopaldas was rushed to the premier institute early Saturday.
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Hospital Where GD Agarwal Died May Sue His Ashram For Defamation
The All India Institute Of Medical Sciences in Rishikesh, where environmentalist GD Agarwal died after a 110-day fast, has threatened to file a defamation case against the ashram with which he was associated for accusing it of being a part of a "conspiracy" to kill the activist.
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"I Have Lost," Ganga Crusader GD Agarwal Said Before Dying: Foreign Media
For GD Agarwal, the Ganges River was a unique gift that he described as India's very soul. On Thursday, his crusade to conserve it ended in his death.
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Congress Attacks PM Modi For "Neglecting" Ganga Activist GD Agarwal
The Congress today attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for "neglecting" the repeated pleas of environmentalist GD Agarwal, who died a day earlier while fighting for a cleaner Ganga river.
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After Clean Ganga Activist's Death, Congress Slurs On PM Modi
The Congress today launched a sharp attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing his government of "neglecting" the repeated pleas of environmentalist GD Agarwal, who died yesterday after a 111-day hunger strike, demanding a cleaner river. The government said most of his demands have been met.
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After Ganga Activist's Death, Accusations of Murder, Followers Protest
The followers of environmental activist GD Agarwal, also known as Swami Gyan Swaroop Sanand, are holding a protest outside the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Rishikesh, where he died yesterday.
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Rahul Gandhi's Promise To Ganga Activist Who Died Fasting For 111 Days
Congress president Rahul Gandhi today praised environmental activist GD Agarwal for his contribution towards saving the Ganga river and vowed to "take his fight forward."
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Highlights: Body Of Ganga Activist GD Agarwal, Who Died After 111-Day Fast, Donated To AIIMS
Activist GD Agarwal, who was on an indefinite fast since June 22 to urge the government to clean river Ganga, died at the AIIMS hospital in Rishikesh yesterday.
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He Sacrificed His Life For Ganga: Rahul Gandhi On GD Agarwal's Death
Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Thursday condoled the death of environmental activist G D Agarwal, saying he sacrificed his life for the Ganga river and vowing to take his fight forward.
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Most Demands Of 'Ganga Activist' GD Agarwal Were Accepted: Centre
The government has said that almost all the demands made by Ganga activist G D Agarwal, who was on an indefinite hunger strike and died on Thursday, had been accepted.
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Ganga Activist GD Agarwal Dies After 111 Day Fast, Centre Says Most Demands Met
Activist GD Agarwal, who was on an indefinite fast since June 22 to urge the government to clean river Ganga, has died at the AIIMS hospital in Rishikesh. He was 87.
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Save Ganga activist GD Agarwal admitted to hospital again
Noted environmentalist Swami Gyan Swarup Sanand, who has been fasting to press for his demand of conservation of Ganga river, has once again been forcefully admitted to hospital in Varanasi. The Save Ganga activist was forcefully admitted to hospital late Friday night by police after his medical report showed his deteriorating health.
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Save Ganga activist Swami Agarwal, 80, ends fast in Delhi
An 80-year-old environmentalist who has been on a hunger strike since January 14 has ended his fast today. GD Agarwal was hospitalized in Delhi on Monday. He has been campaigning for years for a better government effort to clean up the Ganga.
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Environmentalists Vow To Take Charge Of GD Agarwal's Fight To Save Ganga
Environmental activists today said they would take the message of 'Save Ganga' crusader G D Agarwal to every nook and corner of the country.
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Rahul Gandhi Expresses Concern Over Health Of Fasting Ganga Activist
Days after Ganga activist GD Agarwal passed away, Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Sunday expressed concern over the deteriorating health of another person fasting for the conservation of the river.
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After GD Agarwal's Death, Another Fasting Ganga Activist Hospitalised
Two days after Ganga activist GD Agarwal died at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Rishikesh, another activist, 36-year-old Sant Gopaldas was rushed to the premier institute early Saturday.
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Hospital Where GD Agarwal Died May Sue His Ashram For Defamation
The All India Institute Of Medical Sciences in Rishikesh, where environmentalist GD Agarwal died after a 110-day fast, has threatened to file a defamation case against the ashram with which he was associated for accusing it of being a part of a "conspiracy" to kill the activist.
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"I Have Lost," Ganga Crusader GD Agarwal Said Before Dying: Foreign Media
For GD Agarwal, the Ganges River was a unique gift that he described as India's very soul. On Thursday, his crusade to conserve it ended in his death.
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Congress Attacks PM Modi For "Neglecting" Ganga Activist GD Agarwal
The Congress today attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for "neglecting" the repeated pleas of environmentalist GD Agarwal, who died a day earlier while fighting for a cleaner Ganga river.
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After Clean Ganga Activist's Death, Congress Slurs On PM Modi
The Congress today launched a sharp attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing his government of "neglecting" the repeated pleas of environmentalist GD Agarwal, who died yesterday after a 111-day hunger strike, demanding a cleaner river. The government said most of his demands have been met.
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After Ganga Activist's Death, Accusations of Murder, Followers Protest
The followers of environmental activist GD Agarwal, also known as Swami Gyan Swaroop Sanand, are holding a protest outside the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Rishikesh, where he died yesterday.
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Rahul Gandhi's Promise To Ganga Activist Who Died Fasting For 111 Days
Congress president Rahul Gandhi today praised environmental activist GD Agarwal for his contribution towards saving the Ganga river and vowed to "take his fight forward."
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Highlights: Body Of Ganga Activist GD Agarwal, Who Died After 111-Day Fast, Donated To AIIMS
Activist GD Agarwal, who was on an indefinite fast since June 22 to urge the government to clean river Ganga, died at the AIIMS hospital in Rishikesh yesterday.
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He Sacrificed His Life For Ganga: Rahul Gandhi On GD Agarwal's Death
Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Thursday condoled the death of environmental activist G D Agarwal, saying he sacrificed his life for the Ganga river and vowing to take his fight forward.
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Most Demands Of 'Ganga Activist' GD Agarwal Were Accepted: Centre
The government has said that almost all the demands made by Ganga activist G D Agarwal, who was on an indefinite hunger strike and died on Thursday, had been accepted.
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Ganga Activist GD Agarwal Dies After 111 Day Fast, Centre Says Most Demands Met
Activist GD Agarwal, who was on an indefinite fast since June 22 to urge the government to clean river Ganga, has died at the AIIMS hospital in Rishikesh. He was 87.
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Save Ganga activist GD Agarwal admitted to hospital again
Noted environmentalist Swami Gyan Swarup Sanand, who has been fasting to press for his demand of conservation of Ganga river, has once again been forcefully admitted to hospital in Varanasi. The Save Ganga activist was forcefully admitted to hospital late Friday night by police after his medical report showed his deteriorating health.
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Save Ganga activist Swami Agarwal, 80, ends fast in Delhi
An 80-year-old environmentalist who has been on a hunger strike since January 14 has ended his fast today. GD Agarwal was hospitalized in Delhi on Monday. He has been campaigning for years for a better government effort to clean up the Ganga.
