Titlebook: Rivers of the Ganga-Brahmaputra-Meghna Delta; A Fluvial Account of Kalyan Rudra Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Spr

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The Bhagirathi-Hugli River System,. The attempt to resuscitate the Bhagirathi-Hugli River by inducing water through a feeder canal originating from the Farakka barrage has not worked to the level of expectation, and the river is in alarming state of decay.

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Management of Rivers in the GBM Delta, the ecological raptures in the basins were alarming. The rivers were horizontally disconnected from their floodplain due to building of embankments along the banks and also longitudinally disconnected by dams and barrages.

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Conflicts Over Sharing the Waters of Transboundary Rivers,istic expectations, and they were inevitably faced with water shortage. The mutually acceptable solution lies in exploring a rational meeting point between the volume of water that may be withdrawn from the rivers and the flow to be allowed in the rivers to sustain the ecosystem.

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Enrage

,Rivers of the Tarai–Doors and Barind Tract,ains of Tarai–Doors. While the Mahananda is bifurcated into two branches and ultimately joins the Ganga, three other rivers discharged into the Jamuna in Bangladesh. These rivers are prone to recurrent floods and have produced coalescing fans. One such produced by the Teesta is most conspicuous. The

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The Bhagirathi-Hugli River System,re two other offshoots of the Ganga, and those two join the Bhagirathi and Mayapur and Payradanga, respectively. The lower 280?km stretch of the Bhagirathi is tidal and known as the Hugli River. The Bhagirathi remains delinked from the Ganga for about nine months of the year and receives water from

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,The Western Tributaries to the Bhagirathi–Hugli River,ributaries are replenished by rainwater during the four monsoon months and remain almost dry during the non-monsoon months. But the lower catchments of these rivers are plains and prone to recurrent floods. Even after embanking and building of reservoirs across many rivers, the floods have not been