Dear Ghaggar,

As I sit by your banks in Chandigarh, I am compelled to pen down my thoughts, a letter to you, the Ghaggar River. Your meandering course through this region has been witness to the ebbs and flows of time, mirroring the historical and cultural tapestry of this land.

Oh, Ghaggar, your waters have been a lifeline for the people of Haryana, providing sustenance to the fertile fields that adorn your banks. Farmers have toiled under the sun, relying on your benevolence for bountiful harvests. Your flow, though intermittent, has been a source of life for countless communities that call your shores home.

Yet, I cannot help but express concern for your current state. Over the years, the unchecked human activities have taken a toll on your purity. Industrial effluents and urban waste threaten to mar the pristine nature of your waters. It pains me to see the debris and pollution that sometimes float upon your surface, a stark contrast to the natural beauty that once defined you.

Ghaggar, you have been a witness to the evolving landscape of Chandigarh. The burgeoning urbanization has changed the face of the city, and I implore all those who benefit from your presence to take responsibility for your conservation. It is crucial to ensure that future generations can relish the same natural abundance that has been our legacy.

In this letter, I express not just my admiration but also a plea for the preservation of your purity. May the authorities and the people alike work together to safeguard your pristine essence, ensuring that you continue to weave the story of this region for centuries to come.