RIVER ANJANA/ পরিবেশ ও বাংলার নদী/ অঞ্জনা নদী সহজপাঠ/অঞ্জনা নদী

Описание: anjana river 2021.The River Anjana is a tributary of Jalangi river, the main part of Badakulla, and situated at Nadia district of West Bengal, India. It’s originated from Jalangi River, at Nagendranaga of Krishnanagar, the district HQ of Nadia, and fall at Churni River at Beshpur, Ranaghat. It’s flow in the middle of Krishnanagar. The river’s length is about 27 kilometers, of which 7 kilometers lies at the Krishnanagar town, which part is almost dried.The delta region of the Ganga-Brahmaputra-Padma is characterised by very fertile land and a dense population. The State of West Bengal in India is part of this delta, also known as nadi-nala r desh (country of rivers and canals). A human-land-water nexus formed the basis of lives here. Currently, this nexus is nearly destroyed due to anthropogenic actions. This can be seen in a small tributary river called the Anjana, located near Krishnanagar, West Bengal. The river once catered to a thriving agricultural and artisan community. Over time, the river has been subjected to various anthropogenic actions that have led to its decaying state of today. Its traditional human-land-water nexus has been nearly broken.
There is still some hope to save the historical Anjana River from completely dying. The navigability of the canal can restore by removing the occupants and renovating them.
#Anjana river 2021.The River Anjana is a tributary of Jalangi river, the main part of Badakulla, and situated at Nadia district of West Bengal, India. It’s originated from Jalangi River, at Nagendranaga of Krishnanagar, the district HQ of Nadia, and fall at Churni River at Beshpur, Ranaghat. It’s flow in the middle of Krishnanagar. The river’s length is about 27 kilometers, of which 7 kilometers lies at the Krishnanagar town, which part is almost dried.The delta region of the Ganga-Brahmaputra-Padma is characterised by very fertile land and a dense population. The State of West Bengal in India is part of this delta, also known as nadi-nala r desh (country of rivers and canals). A human-land-water nexus formed the basis of lives here. Currently, this nexus is nearly destroyed due to anthropogenic actions. This can be seen in a small tributary river called the Anjana, located near Krishnanagar, West Bengal. The river once catered to a thriving agricultural and artisan community. Over time, the river has been subjected to various anthropogenic actions that have led to its decaying state of today. Its traditional human-land-water nexus has been nearly broken.
There is still some hope to save the historical Anjana River from completely dying. The navigability of the canal can restore by removing the occupants and renovating them.

A historic walk has been organized on January 11th and 12th, 2025 to demand the saving of the historic rivers Anjana and Jalangi in Nadia district. Please join the walk and help take this great cause forward.


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