This visual essay captures the story, memories, and truth of the legendary Saraswati River in the small town of Siddhpur, Gujarat. It talks about how a river lost in its physical form, still exists and is celebrated by people as an 'imaginary river'. For people, the river, regardless of its physical form, was immortal, but current activities threaten even the intangible form of the river’s existence. It sheds light on the threats and consequences the river is facing in present times, and it raises the question of what the future holds for this mighty river.
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