GAUMUKH: From prime ministers and millionaires to labourers and ascetics, Hindu faithful dream of trekking at least once in their lives to Gaumukh, where the waters of India's holiest river, the Ganges, emerge from a Himalayan glacier.But the ice at the end of the arduous journey is receding rapidly and portends an increasingly dry future for a country of 1.4 billion people facing existential challenges from climate change.“It is quite astonishing, so quick and it is happening every day and every second,“ said Sheethal Vepur Ramamurthy, a researcher with Friedrich Schiller University in Jena, Germany.“We can even see the glacier dripping,“ she told AFP at the site. “So, it is a harsh reality
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