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By the Brahmaputra ( Vol: 57)

C-NES Newsletter (For the period July– September 2022) World Breast Feeding Week by the Boat Clinics World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA) is a global network of individuals and organizations dedicated to the protection, promotion and support of breastfeeding worldwide. Medical Officer Dr. Jannatul, GNM Elizabeth Kom and ANM Lima Chutia conducting active awareness sessions…

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By the Brahmaputra ( Vol: 56)

C-NES Newsletter (For the period April– June 2022) International Nurses Day The team felicitating the nurses of the Majuli Boat Clinic The team felicitating the nurses of the Majuli Boat Clinic The Barpeta Boat Clinic Unit I team felicitating the nurses of their unit Nurses Day is a special day to honour and celebrate the contributions…

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River Reflections: Shifting Sands And Stressed Lives

Floods. Landslides. Environmental degradation. Pollution. It all adds up to a story of disappearing land, displaced lives and destroyed livelihoods along the Brahmaputra BySanjoy Hazarika |9 July, 2022 THE Brahmaputra has always been a great sediment carrier--after the Yangtze Kiang in China, it carries more silt and sand than any other river on earth. Thus the alluvial fans…

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Press Coverage – Book Launch

NE Positioned at the cusp of great changes: CM GUWAHATI, June 24: "People of the region are standing up to violence and turning their energy and skills to building a better, stronger, safer, pro¬ductive and stable society," said Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. In prepared remarks which were read out on his behalf by Chandra…

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Join Sanjoy Hazarika on his river journey

River Reflections: Impermanence, Erosion, Migration On The Brahmaputra The uncertainty of life and livelihoods is forcing many to migrate from the temporary silt islands, locally known as chars or saporis BySanjoy Hazarika |25 June, 2022 THE BRAHMAPUTRA, one of the most sediment-laden rivers in the world, is home to a geographical phenomenon--a unique network of an…

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Reflections From A River: Returning To The Brahmaputra

It was broad, the water level was high, and it flowed perilously close to the road leading to Dibrugarh, the tea capital of Assam and India's tea city. It was the last week of April. From decades of travel in the region, I knew that the Brahmaputra would attain such heights and width--but only in…

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