Eco India: What is causing a decline in fish varieties in the rivers of Bengal?
The degraded state of Bengal’s rivers are posing a threat to more than 23 million people dependent on freshwater fish for their livelihoods.
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1Prey, habitat quality play key role in restoring tiger populations
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2India’s food regulator flagged over 160 misleading claims. Years later, 120 are still around
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3How Silicon Valley misreads JRR Tolkien’s ‘The Lord of the Rings’
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4Anand Patwardhan: ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ speaks to India’s buried conscience
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5‘Seeking Allah’s Hierarchy’: Local politics, economic relations, and ‘caste’ among Malabar Muslims
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6View from Bangladesh: Why Indian envoy’s ‘shared skies’ remark has sparked a row in Dhaka
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7A new book recounts how Maruti Vinayak Gokarn built automotive tyre valve-makers Triton
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8NCERT withdraws decision to cover torso of Indus Valley ‘dancing girl’ statue in textbook
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9‘Compelled to Collect’: A sound historical account of how material heritage survived the Partition
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10Romila Thapar’s memoir, ‘Just Being’: A fearless journey of an autonomous woman
