Faecal sludge treatment plant at Bansberia in West Bengal. The company operating the plant recycles faecal sludge and sells the biocompost at Rs 750/50 kg
Now, fishing communities join forest dwellers to demand forest rights in Sundarbans. At least one million fishers depend on the fish catch from the estuarine habitat. In 2007, West Bengal increased the size of the area reserved for the Royal Bengal tiger by 1,800 square kilometres
Now, fishing communities join forest dwellers to demand forest rights in Sundarbans. At least one million fishers depend on the fish catch from the estuarine habitat. In 2007, West Bengal increased the size of the area reserved for the Royal Bengal tiger by 1,800 square kilometres
Now, fishing communities join forest dwellers to demand forest rights in Sundarbans. At least one million fishers depend on the fish catch from the estuarine habitat. In 2007, West Bengal increased the size of the area reserved for the Royal Bengal tiger by 1,800 square kilometres
Now, fishing communities join forest dwellers to demand forest rights in Sundarbans. At least one million fishers depend on the fish catch from the estuarine habitat. In 2007, West Bengal increased the size of the area reserved for the Royal Bengal tiger by 1,800 square kilometres
Now, fishing communities join forest dwellers to demand forest rights in Sundarbans. At least one million fishers depend on the fish catch from the estuarine habitat. In 2007, West Bengal increased the size of the area reserved for the Royal Bengal tiger by 1,800 square kilometres
Now, fishing communities join forest dwellers to demand forest rights in Sundarbans. At least one million fishers depend on the fish catch from the estuarine habitat. In 2007, West Bengal increased the size of the area reserved for the Royal Bengal tiger by 1,800 square kilometres
Villages in Alipurduar district of West Bengal are trying to revive the traditional practice of inter-cropping on forest land they have claimed under the Forest Rights Act.
Villages in Alipurduar district of West Bengal are trying to revive the traditional practice of inter-cropping on forest land they have claimed under the Forest Rights Act.
Villages in Alipurduar district of West Bengal are trying to revive the traditional practice of inter-cropping on forest land they have claimed under the Forest Rights Act.
Villages in Alipurduar district of West Bengal are trying to revive the traditional practice of inter-cropping on forest land they have claimed under the Forest Rights Act.
Villages in Alipurduar district of West Bengal are trying to revive the traditional practice of inter-cropping on forest land they have claimed under the Forest Rights Act.
Villages in Alipurduar district of West Bengal are trying to revive the traditional practice of inter-cropping on forest land they have claimed under the Forest Rights Act.
Villages in Alipurduar district of West Bengal are trying to revive the traditional practice of inter-cropping on forest land they have claimed under the Forest Rights Act.
Villages in Alipurduar district of West Bengal are trying to revive the traditional practice of inter-cropping on forest land they have claimed under the Forest Rights Act.
Villages in Alipurduar district of West Bengal are trying to revive the traditional practice of inter-cropping on forest land they have claimed under the Forest Rights Act.
Villages in Alipurduar district of West Bengal are trying to revive the traditional practice of inter-cropping on forest land they have claimed under the Forest Rights Act.
A forest department plantation in Kodalbasti village of West Bengal's Alipurduar district. Village residents say that plantations by forest department have not been successful