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Most frequently, when someone hears the word "pollution," air pollution is the first thing that springs to mind. Non-biodegradable garbage in our water bodies is one of the pollution issues that receives the least attention and discussion worldwide. In India, a lot of plastic debris has accumulated on the surface of rivers and lakes. According to Sky News, the Ganga River is one of the 10 rivers that contribute to 90% of the plastic garbage that ends up in the ocean. Major incidences of local "nalos" and lakes becoming contaminated as a result of this debris have also been reported. This restricts the source of pure water, which causes significant water source depletion. Between 2001 and 2012, in Hyderabad, Lakes covering 3245 hectares disappeared. In southern New Delhi, the water level drops nine feet on average each year. Therefore, it is crucial to clean up these local rivers and waterways. The creation of a shore-wide water surface cleaning bot is what we're aiming for. The bot will find waste patches along the road and gather the trash, cleaning up the water bodies in the process. This method uses a surveillance system so that authorities can keep an eye out for anyone discovered contaminating water sources. Solar energy has been used to create a system that is more sustainable. The movement of the bot and shore surveillance are both monitored using a mobile application. This comprehensive remedy entails both preventive and curative measures that are required for water care.