Climate security in the Bay of Bengal
The Bay of Bengal (BoB) region is emerging as an important focal point for climate security risks. This is largely due to a multi-layered interplay of geopolitical, geostrategic, and climate-related regional
Bay Of Bengal
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Experts start assessing oil spill damage
Kakinada, Sept.
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Indian Ocean rising faster than others
Sep 06th, 2010 - Rashme Sehgal | Newly detected rising sea levels in parts of the Indian Ocean have led Indian scientists to conclude that the Indian Ocean is rising faster than other oceans. Dr Satheesh C.
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Draft report on 'Identification of research gaps in coastal and marine biodiversity conservation in India'
India has a vast extent of coast line of about 8000 km spanning 13 maritime mainland states<br />and Union Territories, which are home to a diversity of coastal and marine ecosystems,<br />comprising nationally and globally significant biodiversity (Venkataraman and Wafar, 2005).<br />It also supports almost 30% of its human population being dependent on the rich exploitable
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Sea levels rising in parts of Indian Ocean: study
Far-reaching effects on future regional, global climate Several different models used in the study
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This year, monsoon takes a new route
Comes In From Arabian Sea Instead Of Bay Of Bengal Mumbai: The monsoon arrived on time. But weather experts have reported a new trend this year: instead of the usual Bay of Bengal route, most of the monsoon systems have hit the country from the Arabian Sea side.
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Coastal issues and concerns: challenges for the research community
Coastal issues and concerns: challenges for the research community prepared by Consortium of Coastal Academic Institutions for the National Centre for Sustainable Coastal Management (NCSCM).
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Impact of tuna longline fishery on the sea turtles of Indian seas
Longline fishery is exerting an impact on the sea turtle populations of the seas around India, as in the case of many longline fisheries operating in other parts of the world. During the tuna longline survey conducted by four research vessels of Fishery Survey of India, 87
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Laila' weakens slightly before hitting Andhra Pradesh
HYDERABAD: Cyclonic storm
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Cyclone Laila may stall monsoon advance for 1-2 days
A depression over southwest Bay of Bengal, which had intensified into the cyclonic storm
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Cyclone Laila may dilute monsoon
While the south-west monsoon has arrived in India, with Andaman & Nicobar Islands and the southern Bay of Bengal experiencing the first monsoon rains, the depression in the Bay of Bengal has intensified into a cyclonic storm, raising questions about the progress of the monsoon.