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It is all over known that the Ganges Basin is tha largest catchment of Deltaic Bangladesh. Once this river catchment was full of various & innumerable channels. But the current condition is that the flow radically reduced to very little flow for the upstream changes in the discharge. Now the time is to realize that the river is already dead which was a major source of water flow for the whole country. TEG Ambassador recently visited the river on a occasion of Rotaract Club International. It was 17th May, 2013.
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18 Comments
Thank you for sharing.
Posted 25-08-2013 12:42
thanks for report!!
Posted 26-07-2013 02:43
Ganges river doesn't exiist now?
Posted 24-07-2013 03:05
nice scene
Posted 13-07-2013 01:26
Thank you Aaditya for additional input :)
Posted 26-06-2013 09:44
How the river died ?
Posted 26-06-2013 01:33
Amazing!
Posted 25-06-2013 23:08
Thanks for the report!
Posted 25-06-2013 19:36
Thanks for the report.
Posted 25-06-2013 10:21
Amazing!
Posted 25-06-2013 03:48
Thanks for the report
Posted 24-06-2013 21:21
Man made interventions with nature are the root cause, Aminul
Posted 24-06-2013 20:24
You know, these changes in river pattern occured due to the manmade structures over river like dam & barrage in the upland of Padma.
Posted 24-06-2013 15:47
I am surprised to hear. Then how is Bangladesh managing the requirements of water. Is there any other main river?
Posted 24-06-2013 14:26
I have studied about Sundarbans, the Ganga, Brahamaputra Delta and was taught that it breaks up into many channels at the mouth of the river before the river joins the Bay of Bengal. It is sad to sea this lifeline drying up.
Posted 24-06-2013 14:18
thank you for the report
Posted 24-06-2013 13:56
Should really make the river alive again..... probably our ambassador could launch some campaigns... :)
Posted 24-06-2013 11:16
Thank you for the vivid report. Isn't the Ganges river the most important source of water in Bangladesh?
Posted 24-06-2013 10:52