India's government started programs in 1985 called the Ganges Action Plan. As a result, Indians have built many sewage and water treatment plants along the Ganges River. Because of this... A. India's waterways, and particularly the Ganges River, are completely clear of pollutants.

B. The people of India have been able to drastically improve the water on the Ganges River, and can now use it without any necessary requirement to clean it.

C. India has made improvements, but with the growing population, and run-off from industry and agriculture, there is still a great deal of pollution in the Ganges River.

D. India has begun to institute these same changes in water quality in other countries where India engages in business and trade.