Cachar Valley: A Cauldron of Adverse Natural Phenomenon
Published: May 30, 2019
The Cachar valley records a number of neo-tectonic activities. A photo from NIT Campus in Silchar, the main town of this area, overlooking the river Barak.
Abstract: The Cachar Valley is a small, narrow sub basin of the Barak river. This area is subjected to continuous tectonic activity, morphological changes and flooding. Human activities have aggravated the situation.
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