Majuli the world’s largest river island on the verge of extinction
Majuli, the world’s largest river island in Assam State of India is quickly disappearing into the Brahmaputra river due to soil erosion.
Gurvinder Singh
Contributor
Being an environment lover, journalism has offered me a perfect platform to write on the most pressing issues of nature that are threatening our existence thanks to the mindless assault by human beings. Since donning the hat of a journalist in 2010, I have written on several important topics including the environment, social issues and poverty. Journalism is a passion for me that keeps my inquisitive mind always awake to search something new to awe readers.
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Majuli, the world’s largest river island in Assam State of India is quickly disappearing into the Brahmaputra river due to soil erosion.
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