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How this type of earthfilling impact on entire pond ecosystem and ecolohocal balances. During monsoon season this place filled with water and act like a water reservoir which drains from nearby hills.

This place is home for varieties of wild animals and birds like dauk (White-breasted Waterhen), phytoplanktons, Zooplanktons during mansoon season, snakes, chameleon, mongoose, squirrels, sometime fox, etc.

Was finding at top 5. But found at bottom 5. Last 5 years progress under your leadership. Increasing the beneficiary count does not necessarily equate to progress

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Garampani (Karbi Anglong) - 6.05 km² 🌳🐾 #GarampaniSanctuary #KarbiAnglong Laokhowa (Nagaon) - 70.13 km² 🌿🦌 #LaokhowaSanctuary #Nagaon Barnadi (Udalguri) - 26.22 km² 🌲🐅 #BarnadiSanctuary #Udalguri Chakrashila (Kokrajhar/Dhubri) - 45.57 km² 🦜🦢 #ChakrashilaSanctuary #Kokrajhar Bura Chapori (Sonitpur) - 44.06 km² 🌾🦏 #BuraChaporiSanctuary #Sonitpur Pani Dihing (Sivasagar) - 33.93 km² 🌼🦉 #PaniDihingSanctuary #Sivasagar Hollongapar Gibbon (Jorhat) - 20.98 km² 🐒🌴 #HollongaparGibbonSanctuary #Jorhat Pobitora (Morigaon) - 38.8 km² 🦏🌾 #PobitoraSanctuary #Morigaon Sonai Rupai (Sonitpur) - 220 km² 🐘🍃 #SonaiRupaiSanctuary #Sonitpur Bherjan-Borajan-Padumoni (Tinsukia) - 7.22 km² 🦋🌳 #BherjanBorajanPadumoniSanctuary #Tinsukia East Karbi Anglong (Karbi Anglong) - 221.81 km² 🌲🦌 #EastKarbiAnglongSanctuary #KarbiAnglong Nambor (Golaghat) - 37 km² 🌳🦜 #NamborSanctuary #Golaghat Marat Longri (Karbi Anglong) - 451 km² 🐾🌿 #MaratLongriSanctuary #KarbiAnglong Amchang (Kamrup) - 78.64 km² 🌳🦜 #AmchangSanctuary #Kamrup Barail (Cachar) - 326.25 km² 🌲🐾 #BarailSanctuary #Cachar Deepor Beel (Guwahati) - 4.1 km² 🦆🌊 #DeeporBeelSanctuary #Guwahati Bordoibam Bilmukh (Dhemaji/Lakhimpur) - 11.25 km² 🌾🦢 #BordoibamBilmukhSanctuary #Dhemaji North Karbi Anglong (Karbi Anglong) - 96 km² 🌳🐘 #NorthKarbiAnglongSanctuary #KarbiAnglong Ramsar Site: Deepor Beel (Guwahati) - 40.14 km² 🦆🌊 #DeeporBeel #RamsarSite #Guwahati

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Himalayan Drainage System Himalayan Drainage System:The three main Himalayan rivers are the Indus, the Ganga and the Brahmaputra. These rivers are long and are joined by many tributaries. A river along with its tributaries form a river system.