Hydro power projects on Dibang river will negatively impact more than 430 bird species including rare ones like Rufous-necked Hornbill, Ward's Trogon, Hodgson's Frogmouth, Mishmi Wren-Babbler. #SaveDibangValley#DibangNotforDams@moefcc@ArunachalCMO
Proposed Etalin hydroelectric project is on Dibang river-a high mountain watershed area prone to natural hazards as a result of its unique & complex geological, weather & climatic conditions. #SaveDibangValley#DibangNotforDams@moefcc@ArunachalCMO
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Proposed Etalin hydroelectric project is on Dibang river-a high mountain watershed area prone to natural hazards as a result of its unique & complex geological, weather & climatic conditions. #SaveDibangValley#DibangNotforDams@moefcc@ArunachalCMO
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Proposed Etalin hydroelectric project is on Dibang river-a high mountain watershed area prone to natural hazards as a result of its unique & complex geological, weather & climatic conditions. #SaveDibangValley#DibangNotforDams@moefcc@ArunachalCMO
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Hydroelectric projects like Etalin affect the aquatic lives of not only the project area but also the downstream regions. Fishes & other species die due to release of chemicals & leakages from operation houses #SaveDibangValley#DibangNotForDams@moefcc@ArunachalCMO#NorthEast
There is no economic or financial rationale for the Etalin project, & we urge your esteemed office to recommend to the FAC that the project should not be proceeded with, especially given it enormous social & ecological costs @moefcc#SaveDibangValley#DibangNotForDams#NorthEast
Hell yeah !!
Worst part..
Ever played cricket and there's more hair growth suddenly after you've finished playing with your gang ?
Some have higher growth, some low and some have nil.
Losers who don't have any growth 😝😂
#WorldMosquitoDay#SurviveTheBite#BitekoMatLoLite
Ab phir se yaad dilaana padega Municipalities ke Dengue vaale precautions and guidelines ya hum sudhar gye hain ??
Phir bhi revise krlo and auro ko bhi bata do dobara.
#WorldMosquitoDay#SurviveTheBite#insect#Monsoon#GurugramRains se toh people would be prepared now I guess
Mosquitoes are the world’s deadliest animals
Why? Well, it’s down to the harmful diseases that they are known to spread. It is believed that as a result of this, mosquitoes are responsible for around 1 million deaths per year!
#WorldMosquitoDay#SurviveTheBite
According to the American Mosquito Control Association, there are over 3,000 different species of mosquitoes throughout the world.#WorldMosquitoDay#SurviveTheBite