Archive · 24 Nov 2025
Devrishi Claims Ganga is Ancient Engineering Marvel
Devrishi, a philosopher and researcher, has a big idea: he thinks the Ganga river in India wasn't made by nature, but by ancient people over many years.
His team, the Sadanira Project, is studying over 100 rivers to learn more.
They found that the Ganga might have been built for water management, and they're also worried about pollution in the river.
Devrishi believes that understanding the river's history can help protect it for the future.
He's even making a website to share what he learns and is doing experiments to show how special sounds and chants might help people feel better.
Devrishi claims the Ganga river is an ancient engineering marvel, not a natural river, based on archaeological evidence.
The Sadanira Project is studying over 100 Indian rivers, including the Ganga, Brahmaputra, and Saraswati.
Research in Haridwar uncovered historical evidence linking the Ganga to ancient rulers like Samrat Vikramaditya and Devi Ahilyabai Holkar.
Devrishi's Indian Sonic Philosophy integrates spiritual and scientific perspectives, proposing mantra therapy in school curricula.
The project has received support from cultural advisors and government officials, with plans to document the Ganga and Yamuna rivers' routes.
- Who
- Devrishi (Rishikesh Pandey) and his research team
- What
- A claim that the Ganga is an ancient engineering marvel, not a natural river
- When
- Ongoing research with recent findings unveiled in Haridwar
- Where
- Haridwar, Uttarakhand, India
- Why
- To rewrite India's hydrological and spiritual history and promote river conservation
- Project Leader
- Devrishi (Rishikesh Pandey)
- Project Name
- Sadanira Project
- Rivers Studied
- Ganga, Brahmaputra, Saraswati, Kaveri, Godavari, Narmada, Shipra, Yamuna
- Key Supporters
- Shriram Tiwari, P. Narahari
- Research Focus
- Ancient water engineering, river conservation, spiritual significance
- Digital Platform
- sanatanwisdom.com
- Pollution Concern
- Sewage and waste contamination from source