Daily summary Impact • Life and property with around 40 lakh people, lives of over 80 people, Kaziranga National Park, 3,000 villages, 1.3 lakh hectares worth of crops. Worse is it’s an annual affair. • The power infrastructure paralyzed since power plants fail, affecting the entire infrastructure Why? • Encroachment into the flood plains impeding the water flow of the Brahmaputra river and its tributaries. Construction of highway, building impeding the water flow. • Unstable river channel and a large number of tributaries, aggravated by deforestation. • Tropical rainforest climate • Jhum cultivation • Silt accumulation in the rivers especially Barak------->river changes course • Climate change and river change pattern. The periodicity of the flood is going to decrease and intensity is going to increase due to climate change. Melting of glacier releases immense water. The U-turn by the Brahmaputra is more prone to flooding. • Wetland encroachment which works like a sponge during the flooding. • Flooding is natural and essential for fertile soil (laterite soil of northeast is poor in the nutrient) and Kaziranga but the excess is problematic. • Failure of the implementation of silt removal program • Dam on the Brahmaputra releases hight water adding to the problem Solution • Flood zoning and management of the flood plains, preventing human habitation which prevents water flow • Good policies and integrating it with our economic goals so the short term goals of profit do not compromise our long term goal of holistic development • Flood control projects in the upper catchment areas • Rehabilitation • Good forecasting for an early warning system. • Regeneration of the vegetation, using the nature itself. • Surface hydrology of the area should be considered while planning, Proper surface scientific mapping, and identifying the flood-prone areas. Dredging is not sustainable. • The embankment should be repaired. • Infrastructure and building should be designed scientifically. Government • Integrated flood management program • High-level flood control committee Daily summaries -----> Telegram channel: iassimplifiedchannel
A sincere request to RSTV Team and Frank Sir, it would be very helpful and great if BIHAR FLOOD and its impact is discussed as well. Thank you in advance.
Inviting a panelist from the geographical location where the problem is occurring will throw more light about the ground issue and the actions that are being implemented there due to flood.
Flood crisis. What situations, loss of both human and property and climatic areas. Displacement, disease, deprived of basic facilities would take place.... Problems. : nature itself + encroachment by human in terms of making infra + tilt to go with plain for vegetation + not much focus in wetland areas + siltation and changing soil patterns (mix up of alluial soils) + jhum cultivation + geographical location itself (brahramputra riverine downslop and turn 90 degree in plain of Assam.) challenges: (1) occupation of people such as fisheries , field of tea,lead to encroach these areas. (2) forecasting for monsoon how much rainfall take place . No fix and stable guess . 3) desilting programme + engineering cost much expensive. 4 ) problem with balance between development projects and wetland and climatic areas such as sanctuaries. 5) problem in maintaining emotional touch of these areas people eg: water planning system when it is started many of the people will have to displace, but their culture, regionality, identity linked with earlier ares where they live present now. 6) maintaing rehabilitation programme. Mainly solution are (1) use of I G S T technology for mechanized areas for which scientific mapping take place. 2) plan with water mean let flow river its natural pace where stop encroachment every type. 3) work on flood zone regulation. 4) maintain wetland areas. 5) proper mechanism of discharging water from dams. 6) work on recommendation given by high level committee in year of 2016. 7) local people suggestion need to taken....... . 8 ) work on rivercourse and flood model project .. Way forward. Govt need to focus in these areas. We have to make plan with water not against with water. Most importantly, govt will have to take steps in a appropriate and mechanized way. Take suggestion from bottom to top approach and implement and fix accountability from top to bottom approach for which upper level employees focus and resolve this issue in a proper way..
Very good points for writing Answers. However, politically and economically it has crossed a point beyond pragmatic solution, and definitely not from any armchair expert. Not exactly pointing the distinguished panelists.
If there will be Animal entrance test for Kaziranga national park than mandatory and desirable requirement for all candidate animals would be swimming for 3 hours... every year these animals swim to Krabi anlong foothills....😢 atleast provide animal some swim suits life jackets and speedboats if some fund still available for them......
Crowded Population Agricultural and economic activities around the river areas is arising out as flood problems. Thats it. Way forward. Nadi ke pass maat jaa.
Daily summary
Impact
• Life and property with around 40 lakh people, lives of over 80 people, Kaziranga National Park, 3,000 villages, 1.3 lakh hectares worth of crops. Worse is it’s an annual affair.
• The power infrastructure paralyzed since power plants fail, affecting the entire infrastructure
Why?
• Encroachment into the flood plains impeding the water flow of the Brahmaputra river and its tributaries. Construction of highway, building impeding the water flow.
• Unstable river channel and a large number of tributaries, aggravated by deforestation.
• Tropical rainforest climate
• Jhum cultivation
• Silt accumulation in the rivers especially Barak------->river changes course
• Climate change and river change pattern. The periodicity of the flood is going to decrease and intensity is going to increase due to climate change. Melting of glacier releases immense water. The U-turn by the Brahmaputra is more prone to flooding.
• Wetland encroachment which works like a sponge during the flooding.
• Flooding is natural and essential for fertile soil (laterite soil of northeast is poor in the nutrient) and Kaziranga but the excess is problematic.
• Failure of the implementation of silt removal program
• Dam on the Brahmaputra releases hight water adding to the problem
Solution
• Flood zoning and management of the flood plains, preventing human habitation which prevents water flow
• Good policies and integrating it with our economic goals so the short term goals of profit do not compromise our long term goal of holistic development
• Flood control projects in the upper catchment areas
• Rehabilitation
• Good forecasting for an early warning system.
• Regeneration of the vegetation, using the nature itself.
• Surface hydrology of the area should be considered while planning, Proper surface scientific mapping, and identifying the flood-prone areas. Dredging is not sustainable.
• The embankment should be repaired.
• Infrastructure and building should be designed scientifically.
Government
• Integrated flood management program
• High-level flood control committee
Daily summaries -----> Telegram channel: iassimplifiedchannel
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Prof ck varshney completely explain the issue
Wow very articulate. All the penalists have raised good points and Prof C K Varshney is legend
As a civil service aspirants,By summerizing the issues, Mr Frank has made easy for us😊
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From how much time u r preparing brother...?
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@@Rahulpriye for two years have you been preparing..!!
Tx a lot Prof C.K. Varshney
A sincere request to RSTV Team and Frank Sir, it would be very helpful and great if BIHAR FLOOD and its impact is discussed as well.
Thank you in advance.
Prof ck varshney views are so easy to understand. Thank you to RSTV and Frank sir
Thank you so much to bring this topic
Very nice discussion on rajya sabha TV.
It is really very helpful for UPSC Aspirants...
Love watching The big Picture!Thanks RSTV :)
Excellent panelists.Very informative discussion.Thanks RSTV
Thanks for bringing ... another day I requested for it ...
Such a simplified and brilliant talks .... They made it clear to the bones
Thanks RSTV :)
Prof C K Varshney👏👏👍
Thank you Frank sir 💜
Today sir is sitting in studio again.. I think... Thank u all wonderful discussion 💐💐💐
Prof. Varshney 👍👍👍👍
Pareira sir excellent debate and solutions on flood in Assam
Wonderful analysis. Thanks all the guests and Frank sir
Thanks Rstv 🙂
Thank you to Frank sir RSTV with all panelist
Thanks Frank rajon sir,,, I am from Assam
Clear and crystal
Wonderful discussion
Inviting a panelist from the geographical location where the problem is occurring will throw more light about the ground issue and the actions that are being implemented there due to flood.
This was a very informative and helpful debate. Thanks
thanku so much sir.........
K.T Ravindran is phenomenal..C.k sir is remarkable as always
Excellent content from excellent panelists
*Thank you RSTV!*
Thank you rstv..
Very nicely summarized by all the panelists although the topic is very vast in itself..
Finally.
Sir Bihar m bhi flood aya hua h..plz uspe bhi dhyan do...pray for bihar and Assam😔🙏...jai hind🇮🇳🙏
Is the govt going to do anything to solve it or will we be having another session next year due to the same reason?
Frank sir rocks👍👍❤
Flood is a recurrent catastrophic in Assam!
11:18 it is not “Gopalpara” instead “Goalpara”
Only *we* ppl of assam can pronounce rightly 😇
i'm from goalpara
But river takes 90° turn from Dhubri.
Flood crisis. What situations, loss of both human and property and climatic areas. Displacement, disease, deprived of basic facilities would take place.... Problems. : nature itself + encroachment by human in terms of making infra + tilt to go with plain for vegetation + not much focus in wetland areas + siltation and changing soil patterns (mix up of alluial soils) + jhum cultivation + geographical location itself (brahramputra riverine downslop and turn 90 degree in plain of Assam.) challenges: (1) occupation of people such as fisheries , field of tea,lead to encroach these areas. (2) forecasting for monsoon how much rainfall take place . No fix and stable guess . 3) desilting programme + engineering cost much expensive. 4 ) problem with balance between development projects and wetland and climatic areas such as sanctuaries. 5) problem in maintaining emotional touch of these areas people eg: water planning system when it is started many of the people will have to displace, but their culture, regionality, identity linked with earlier ares where they live present now. 6) maintaing rehabilitation programme. Mainly solution are (1) use of I G S T technology for mechanized areas for which scientific mapping take place. 2) plan with water mean let flow river its natural pace where stop encroachment every type. 3) work on flood zone regulation. 4) maintain wetland areas. 5) proper mechanism of discharging water from dams. 6) work on recommendation given by high level committee in year of 2016. 7) local people suggestion need to taken....... . 8 ) work on rivercourse and flood model project .. Way forward. Govt need to focus in these areas. We have to make plan with water not against with water. Most importantly, govt will have to take steps in a appropriate and mechanized way. Take suggestion from bottom to top approach and implement and fix accountability from top to bottom approach for which upper level employees focus and resolve this issue in a proper way..
Thanks bhai
Thnkx thnkx!
Summary from 28:26
Very good points for writing Answers.
However, politically and economically it has crossed a point beyond pragmatic solution, and definitely not from any armchair expert. Not exactly pointing the distinguished panelists.
Very true!
sir when will India's world and policy watch started
If there will be Animal entrance test for Kaziranga national park than mandatory and desirable requirement for all candidate animals would be swimming for 3 hours... every year these animals swim to Krabi anlong foothills....😢 atleast provide animal some swim suits life jackets and speedboats if some fund still available for them......
Are you aware of the Flood Control System in Tokyo Japan?
Any civil services aspirants ? 👍
Crowded Population Agricultural and economic activities around the river areas is arising out as flood problems. Thats it. Way forward. Nadi ke pass maat jaa.
Pareira sir excellent debate and solutions on flood in Assam