Our Story
How a concerned gathering in Varanasi blossomed into an international sisterhood for Mother Ganga.
The journey of Mothers for Mother Ganga began through the vision, reflection, and deep commitment of Mrs. Abha Mishra, whose concern for the condition of River Ganga inspired the formation of this unique initiative. Driven by a strong sense of environmental responsibility and social purpose, the idea evolved into a platform designed specifically for women — a space where they could independently fulfill their duties toward society, nature, and Mother Ganga.
What started as a small gathering of approximately twenty women concerned about the deteriorating condition of the river soon transformed into a growing movement fueled by passion, awareness, and collective commitment.
"How can communities truly protect Mother Ganga without stronger awareness, deeper participation, and meaningful leadership from women?"
This question became the cornerstone of the organization's mission. Through consultations, discussions, and collaborative efforts involving members of Sankat Mochan Foundation, environmental supporters, and international collaborators including OzGREEN Australia, the movement expanded its reach.
Today, Mothers for Mother Ganga proudly brings together women from:
This diverse participation reflects the organization’s belief that environmental challenges require inclusive, collaborative, and globally connected solutions.