Brahmaputa River :managed?
One of the great rivers of Asia, the Brahmaputra starts from the slopes of Kailash in Northern Tibet and ends at the Bay of Bengal. The river is both a blessing and a curse to the people of Assam. Every year during the monsoon it bursts out of its wide, shallow channel into the flood plain, and then leaves amazingly fertile land in its wake. During the dry winter months the Brahmaputra (Red River) turns into a flood and during the rainy summers the river forms into a majestic river system. The Assamese call it “Luit” (silt) and call themselves “Luitporias” (means the bond between the river and the people.) Social and economic development in Bangladesh is tangled with the availability of the country's natural resources. Land and water are the most vital sources and the most difficult to manage. Many rivers in Bangladesh cause several hazards during flooding, while land is limited. Surface water pollution holds back the country's development. It is
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Brahmaputra River, Red River, Bay Bengal, South Asias, Asia Brahmaputra, , destroy crops, people assam, flood impacts,
Approximate Word count = 641
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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