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Watch: Is climate change driving people out of the Sunderbans?

Watch: Is climate change driving people out of the Sunderbans?

Posted on October 3, 2025 By admin



The Sunderbans is one of the worst-climate change hit regions of India. It is home to millions of people who have depended on these rivers and forests for generations. The rivers here are the lifeline of these islands. They connect remote islands to one another. But these same rivers are now threatening the existence of the people of Sunderbans, forcing many to migrate.



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