
Silchar in Cachar district in South Assam's Barack Valley remains submerged, with people still stranded in water-logged areas, with an acute water and food crisis. There is no electricity in large parts of the town.

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The Barak River, which had been swelling after incessant rainfall, flows along Silchar town. On Sunday, the river breached an embankment six kilometres upstream, at Bethukandi and by Monday, the town was submerged.

Since April, the death toll due to floods and landslides in Assam crossed 100. Over 54 lakh people in 32 of 36 districts of Assam have been impacted. There has been a slight improvement in the overall flood situation in Assam since Wednesday. But large sections of Silchar, the second largest city in the flood-ravaged state is under water and rescue operations continue, with stranded residents being taken to safety.


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In Madhya Pradesh’s Buxwaha forest, a diamond mine could claim two lakh trees. Buxwaha has 7 species listed in Schedule I of Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972. Indian Gazelle, Chowsingha, Sloth Bear, Leopard, Monitor Lizard, Indian Rumped Vulture and Peacock


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Home to leopards, rich biodiversity and the Khandari lake – the Dumna forest ecosystem in Madhya Pradesh is currently facing a crisis of survival and needs your immediate attention. The area has a rich history of over 150 years of conservation and is home to many native species of trees, shrubs, herbs, and grasses.


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The felling of trees in the foothills of Shivalik would lead to dry climate and increase global warming. The likelihood of precipitation and rainfall increases by 6-7% for every 1֯C rise in mean temperature. The forest is open as well as dense mixed sal forest, the only forest link between Shiwalik and Himalayan Ranges in the valley and habitat of over 104 bird species.


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Sanjay Vann is a sprawling city forest area near Vasant Kunj and Mehrauli in Delhi, India. It is spread over an area of 443 acres. It is one of the most thickly wooded areas of the city’s green lungs. The forest, which is part of the Mehrauli South Central Ridge, has undergone severe degradation in recent times with the proliferation of the Prosopis juliflora tree which is non-endemic to the Aravalli Ranges and has caused depletion of the groundwater level, killing native flora and changing the natural soil characteristics of the Aravallis. Sewage water and effluent which is discharged into Sanjay Vann has also affected this green belt in the Capital.


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Appeal to withdraw the tampered approval for the Mega Drinking Water Projects on Kharasrota River to sustain Bhitarkanika Mangrove Ecosystem as per the guidelines of Bhitarkanika Eco-Sensitive Zone (BESZ).


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Six villages of Nainital, already dealing with water shortage, could face a worsening crisis because of the commercial misuse of their limited resources. Locals from these villages and environmentalists staged a protest against one such project, in which a builder has been allegedly diverting a borewell’s water to luxury villas near Satoli for years.





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With the forest fires and increase in the number of environmental hazards occurring in the region, the area is going to be subjected to a ‘re-development drive making it the bone of contention between the residents and the government. All this is inadvertently going to adversely impact the ecology and the biodiverse ecosystem of the area, which is comprised of 500 species of natural and migratory birds and 525 varieties of butterflies.


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