What did they do to the cremated remains in India?

In India, cremated remains, or ashes, are often immersed in sacred rivers, such as the Ganges, as part of Hindu rituals. This practice is believed to help the departed soul attain moksha, or liberation from the cycle of rebirth. Families may also conduct ceremonies to honor their loved ones and perform rituals that facilitate their journey in the afterlife. In some cases, remains may be kept in urns at home or in memorial sites.