Image ID: 7972385
Caption : Concrete spars being put along the banks of Brahmaputra River to prevent erosion in Majuli - the worldâs biggest River Island on June 02, 2006. Due to continuous rain since last week, the first wave of flood has already hit different parts of Assam including Majuli Island. Due to uncontrollable erosion, the size of the worldâs biggest river island is reducing day by day.
Photo: Ritu Raj Konwar
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Photographer :Ritu raj konwar
Category:
Environment
Sub-Category: NATURAL RESOURCES
Credit: THE HINDU
Creation Date: 2006-06-02
Image Size: 1639 x 2200 pixels
File Size:
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City : MAJULI
State : ASSAM
Country :INDIA
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MAJULI ISLAND , RIVER ISLAND , BRAHMAPUTRA RIVER , BANKS , CONCRETE SPARS , PERVENTION , EROSION , FOOLD HIT , ASSAM
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