Behind the scenes of 'Saving the Ganga'

Apr 26, 2012 04:45am

CNN-IBN's Environment Editor Bahar Dutt is tracking the river Ganga, from the Himalayas down to the Sunderbans to find out what it will take to revive India's most sacred river.
Director of Photography of the 'Saving the Ganga' series, Arul Prakasam, at Srinagar Town, Garwal in Uttarkhand.
Crew at Mercury Himalayan Explorations Camp, Shivpuri.
Camera Assistant Iqbal shooting with a sadhu in Rishikesh.
Shooting at the busy Harki Paudi ghat of the Ganges at Harki Paudi, Haridwar.
Members of the crew, Producer Abhishek Saxena, Prakasam and Subhash Patil pose against the hills at Badrinath.
Producer Abhishek Saxena at Badrinath.
Producer Abhishek Saxena, Prakasam and Subhash Patil trying to light a camp fire in a chilly Badrinath.
Video Journalist Prakasam shooting the sun rise at wee hours in the morning.
CNN-IBN's Bahar Dutt tracked the river from its 2000 km journey.
Prakasam at Mana, interestingly called 'The Last Indian Village'.
Crew shoots with a sadhu who popularly called Baraf Baba in Bheemkund, near Mana.
Baraf baba talks to CNN-IBN's Prakasan.
At Badrinath temple
Bahar Dutt shooting a sequence for the series at Badrinath.
Bahar Dutt at Badrinath.
Subhash Patil and Abhishek Saxena shooting from a hill at Chamoli.
Prakasan at Chamoli.
Prakasan shooting from uphill in Chamoli as the rest of the team clibs up.
Dhari Devi Temple in Srinagar Town with Rajeshwari Devi, Bahar
Subhash and Prakasan looking at the footage shot.
Bahar Dutt talking to women protestors who are protesting for saving the holy river, at Srinagar Town
Shooting the famous temple at Dev Prayag from a hill.
Crew at Dehradun.
Crew at Dehradun, HESCO camp.
Anil Joshi with a pandit, HESCO Camp