Fishermen struggle to survive as Assam’s largest wetland shrinks away
2021-10-01 06:46
When the night’s darkness descends over the waters of Son Beel, the largest wetland in Assam and the second largest in Asia, Rotish Das, 33, sets out to catch fish in his boat. He fishes in the placid expanse of Son Beel through the night and sells his catch the next day, at a bustling […]
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