English to Hindi Translation of . . . Title - Cheap filter designs for cleaning rivers in developing countries in Indian Subcontinent :: Proposal of filter design made of cheap materials like bamboo, jute and light weight aluminum or fiber glass.

[BLATANT COPYRIGHT VIOLATION of my ORIGINAL WORK has been done @ MULTIPLE and Almost ALL LEVELS of HIERARCHY ACROSS the PLANET . . . WITHOUT my OFFICIAL CONSENT in 2012] Those interested CAN EASILY FIND OUT WHO all in INVOLVED in this ACROSS the PLANET !!! Abstract Problem of debris & filth in rivers • plastics • clothes • metallic products • dead bodies of animals & some times human beings • chemical wastes Applicability 1. Help in cleaning of debris from rivers in Indian Subcontinent 2. Installation of filter and recycling plants would increase employment and also help in cleaning the rivers up to a certain extent 3. Drive behind the design 3.1 Lack of awareness causes immense amount of debris to land up in rivers in the subcontinent. Down the river the amount of debris increases as more cities are encountered. Installation of filters downstream, after each city would check the flow of the debris. 3.2 Not every person in Indian subcontinent comes from cities and yet there is a major flow of unemployed population. 3.3 Installation of filters and adjacent recycling plants would increase employment, for locals. Innovativeness 1. It is based on simple idea of using mesh like structures made of naturally abundant jute or bamboo. 2. Since frequent replacement of biodegradable jute / bamboo is apparent, it also boosts a small scale industry for jute & bamboo production. 3. Since cleaning is an ongoing process, there is a constant requirement of labour force ready to work. This provides employment opportunities to unemployed or uneducated people who live below poverty line. Sustainability 1. Helps cleaning the rivers to certain extent. 2. People get engaged in taking responsibility to maintain environment cleanliness. 3. Simultaneous awareness programs can be started. 4. From 1984 till now an amount of 1 billion euros has been spent just on the Ganges river in India. Apparently due to corruption and lack of awareness. Simplicity 1. Design is simple to construct and install in river beds. 2. Easy to pull out of water. 3. Cheap due to usage of abundant jute & bamboo.