Tag: India

• Jhamti Goran (Ceriops decandra): The Unsung Hero of the Sundarbans

  Discover the Jhamti Goran (Ceriops decandra), the ‘Fisherman’s Mangrove’ of the Sundarbans. Learn about its unique adaptations, vital role in the mangrove ecosystem, and why this ‘Near Threatened’ species needs our protection. As we celebrate the vital importance of mangroves worldwide, it’s the perfect time to shine a spotlight on one of the most resilient yet underappreciated…

  Samiran Mandal

  15th Jan 2026

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• The Tiger or The Jungle? A Sundarbans Safari Dilemma

  The Tiger or The Jungle? A Sundarbans Safari Dilemma See the tiger? Or see the jungle? For many, the two are one and the same. A trip to the Sundarbans is often seen as a quest for the Royal Bengal Tiger. While there’s no conflict between exploring a forest and searching for its apex predator,…

  Samiran Mandal

  22nd Dec 2025

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• The Tiger and the Subconscious Mind: The Influence of the Tiger on the Psyche of the Sundarbans People

  

  The Tiger of the Conscious and Subconscious Mind The perception of the tiger in the Sundarbans is shaped by two distinct realities: the direct and the indirect. The tiger of direct experience is a manifestation of our conscious mind, constructed through sightings from afar or up close, observation, and the various signs and tracks left…

  Samiran Mandal

  10th Sep 2025

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• Back from the Brink: The Sundarbans’ Fight to Save the Northern River Terrapin (Batagur baska)

  

  Back from the Brink: The Sundarbans’ Fight to Save the Northern River Terrapin (Batagur baska) The Northern River Terrapin, or Batagur baska, is one of the most critical aquatic species in the Sundarbans mangrove ecosystem. As one of Asia’s largest freshwater and brackish water turtles, its survival is a key indicator of the region’s health.…

  Samiran Mandal

  30th Aug 2025

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• Sundarbans at the Brink: An In-depth Analysis of the Crisis and the Path to Survival

  

  The Sundarbans is not just a forest; it is the planet’s largest mangrove ecosystem and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, acting as a vital natural shield for millions in India and Bangladesh. For centuries, this intricate network of tidal waterways and dense mangrove forests has absorbed the fury of tropical cyclones, safeguarding one of the world’s most densely populated…

  Samiran Mandal

  23rd Aug 2025

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